Exceptional T3 Duplex located in the center of Alcochete and on the 1st riverfront, 30 meters from the water.
The building underwent exterior conservation works and renovations in common areas this year, 2024.
It features 2 west-facing bedrooms and a living room with a front view of the river.
Equipped with central heating throughout the house and a fireplace in the living room.
The river-facing windows are triple-glazed, ensuring total thermal and acoustic insulation, providing complete interior comfort.
Spacious rooms and interior circulation areas.
Access to the upper floor includes an installed stair lift.
1 parking space in the building's garage with a charger for electric vehicles.
Proximities:
Center - Direct Buses to Lisbon
1 km - Tagus Estuary Nature Reserve
2 km - Freeport Lisboa Fashion Outlet
2 km - A12 Motorway: Connects Alcochete to Lisbon via the Vasco da Gama Bridge, and to southern Portugal.
6 km - Vasco da Gama Bridge
25 min - Oriente Train Station
30 min - Lisbon Airport (Humberto Delgado Airport)
Alcochete / Description
Alcochete is a Portuguese village situated in the Setúbal district, in the Lisbon region and the sub-region of the Setúbal Peninsula. It is known for its privileged location by the Tagus River, offering picturesque views and a peaceful quality of life. Here is a more detailed description:
Geography and Location
Alcochete is located approximately 25 km east of Lisbon, on the southern bank of the Tagus River. Its proximity to the Portuguese capital makes it a convenient place for those who work in Lisbon but prefer to live in a calmer, rural environment.
History
The history of Alcochete dates back to Roman times, having been an important passage and trade point due to its strategic location by the river. During the Middle Ages, the village gained importance as a site for salt production and fishing. Alcochete also has a past linked to Portuguese royalty, being one of the preferred places for hunting.
Economy
The economy of Alcochete is diversified, with highlights in agriculture, salt production, and tourism. In recent years, commerce and services have also grown significantly, especially with the construction of Freeport Outlet Alcochete, one of the largest open-air shopping centers in Europe.
Culture and Heritage
Alcochete has a rich cultural and historical heritage. Some points of interest include:
São João Baptista Church: A historic church that is a notable example of the region's religious architecture.
Nossa Senhora da Vida Chapel: A small and charming religious building with great local significance.
Municipal Museum of Alcochete: Where you can learn more about the village's history and culture, including salt production and life in the Tagus estuary.
Nature and Leisure
Alcochete is surrounded by beautiful natural landscapes, including the banks of the Tagus River and several natural reserve areas. The Tagus Estuary Natural Park is a protected area offering opportunities for bird watching and other outdoor activities.
Events and Traditions
The village is known for its traditional festivals, including the São João Festivals, which take place in June and attract many visitors with processions, dances, music, and other cultural events.
Accessibility
Alcochete is well connected to Lisbon and other areas in the region through the Vasco da Gama Bridge, one of the longest bridges in Europe. Additionally, there are regular public transport services that facilitate the mobility of residents and visitors.
Quality of Life
The combination of a picturesque location, rich cultural heritage, good infrastructure, and a peaceful environment makes Alcochete a desirable place to live and visit. The village maintains a balance between modern development and the preservation of its traditions and natural beauties.
Alcochete offers a unique charm with its history, culture, and natural landscapes, all within a short distance from the bustling capital of Portu
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