22 Houses 2 Bedrooms For refurbishment, near Hospital

This prestigious villa in the ARU area of Faro is an excellent investment opportunity for those who want to create the house of their dreams or monetise it.
In one of the most traditional and sought-after areas of the city with 66.5 m2 of area, the villa offers a structure that can be transformed into a comfortable residence, the house has two interior bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen and a bathroom, as well as a small outdoor backyard.
The terrace is a strong point of the property, providing an extra space for leisure and relaxation.

Benefits of localisation:
ARU Zone (urban rehabilitation area), offers tax benefits and incentives for the recovery of real estate.
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Moradia para recuperar no Centro Histórico de Avis com projeto de arquitectura aprovado.

A moradia é constituída da seguinte forma:

Rés do Chão com sala de estar e jantar, cozinha, casa de banho e um logradouro de 15 m2;
Primeiro andar com uma suite, um quarto, casa de banho e terraço com vista para o Maranhão.

Ótimo investimento para alojamento local.

Esta pitoresca vila do Alentejo, feita de ruas estreitas e casas caiadas, guarda a memória da antiga e poderosa Ordem Militar de Avis. Após ter sido conquistada aos Mouros em 1211, D. Afonso II doou a terra a Fernando Anes, Mestre dos Freires de Évora, futura Ordem de Avis, com o propósito de a povoar e erguer o castelo, o que foi feito entre 1214 e 1223. Ao fazer o circuito da vila encontrará três das suas seis torres originais: da Rainha, de Santo António e de S. Roque, bem como alguns panos de muralha medieval que se fundem com as casas da vila. No alto do morro de granito, rodeado pelas águas de uma ribeira, nascia assim Avis sob a sombra protectora do Convento da Ordem que lhe deu o nome.

Entre no Largo do Convento pela Porta da Vila, junto à Torre da Rainha, que enquadra uma bonita panorâmica da planície que se estende a perder de vista.

Neste centro histórico visite a igreja e a parte das dependências do antigo convento da Ordem Militar de S. Bento de Avis que se encontra restaurada. O edifício ao lado, hoje ocupado pelos Paços do Concelho, fez parte outrora da residência dos Mestres da Ordem. Caminhando para a esquerda encontrará em frente das escadas do jardim Municipal, o original pelourinho, decorado com máscaras e carrancas. Coroa o conjunto uma águia com as asas estendidas, símbolo da vila. Nesta área merece também visita a igreja matriz (séc. XV), forrada no interior com azulejos polícromos do séc. XVII.

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The villa consists of the following:

Ground floor with a living and a dining room, a kitchen, a bathroom and a 15 m2 patio;
First floor with one suite, one room, one bathroom and a rooftop terrace.

This picturesque Alentejo town, made up of narrow streets and whitewashed houses, keeps the memory of the ancient and powerful Military Order of Avis. After being conquered from the Moors in 1211, King Afonso II donated the land to Fernando Anes, Master of the Friars of Évora, the future Order of Avis, with the purpose of populating it and building the castle, which was done between 1214 and 1223. As you tour the town, you will find three of its six original towers: Rainha, Santo António and S. Roque, as well as some medieval wall panels that blend in with the town houses. On the top of the granite hill, surrounded by the waters of a stream, Avis was born under the protective elm of the Convent’s Order that gave it its name.

Enter Largo do Convento by Porta da Vila (Town Gate), next to Torre da Rainha (Queen’s Tower), which offers a beautiful panoramic view of the plain that stretches as far as the eye can see.

In this historic centre visit the church and the rebuilt part of the former convent of the Military Order of S. Bento de Avis. The building next door, now occupied by the Paços do Concelho, was once the residence of the Masters of the Order. On your left, facing the steps of the municipal garden, you will find the original pillory, decorated with masks and carvings. It is crowned by an eagle with outstretched wings, the town’s symbol. Also worth visiting in this area is the parish church (15th century), lined on the inside with 17th century polychrome tiles.

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