Oporto, Oporto, Portugal

Traditional-style house with two facades, set on a 160-square-meter plot, consisting of three floors: Basement, Ground Floor, and First Floor, with a total gross area of 198 square meters.
On the ground floor, which constitutes the social area of the house, there is a spacious living room, a dining room adjacent to the kitchen, a full bathroom, and a storage area.
The first floor, which comprises the private area of the house, includes a hall with a built-in wardrobe, four bedrooms—two of which have access to a balcony—and a full bathroom.
The basement is a large area with direct access to a charming porch and a well-lit garden of approximately 92 square meters, featuring an additional pedestrian entrance from another street.
Facing east and west, the house has undergone renovations, including electrical installation, roofing, and plumbing, and has been fully insulated with an external thermal insulation system.
It is equipped with air conditioning and double-glazed windows.
Located in a residential area with various shops and services, public transportation, metro stations near Carolina Michaelis and Casa da Música, supermarkets, stationery stores, restaurants, and schools.