Carcavelos e Parede, Lisbon

4+1 bedroom semi-detached house in Rebelva in Carcavelos with kitchen equipped with stove, water heater, refrigerator, washing machine, microwave.Excellent location near the A5 and Marginal, with 4 bedrooms and an office two bathrooms, living room with fireplace and stove, equipped kitchen, patio behind with 50 m2 and annex with 15 m2 (laundry) patio, in front with 20 m2.An area well served by services, such as International Schools (NOVA School of Business and Economics, Saint Julians School) Banks, Restaurants, Post Office, all traditional commerce, Quinta da Alagoa garden, and close to the beaches of the line, Carcavelos, Torre, Santo Amaro de Oeiras and many others.The Parish of Carcavelos was extinguished in 2013, as part of a national administrative reform, having been added to the Parish of Parede to form a new parish called Unio das Freguesias de Carcavelos e Parede, of which it is the headquarters. Its patron saint is Our Lady of Remedies.The place of Carcavelos acquired for the first time the status of village on August 11, 1759, and is currently the most populous after the seat of the municipality. It is one of the three villages present in this municipality, to which it has belonged since its foundation in 1364, with the exception of a small period in the eighteenth century when the village and adjacent areas were integrated into the then newly created municipality of Oeiras.Throughout its history, it has been characterized by being a rural area, like the entire municipality of Cascais, dotted with several farms that today are of heritage interest, such as those of Baro, Alagoa, Marqus or Gafanhotos. The farm was especially dedicated to the vineyard, which was the most emblematic crop of the county due to the fame of its fortified wine, which would come to be known since the end of the eighteenth century as Lisbon Wine and whose demarcated region is the smallest in Portugal and one of the first in the world, along with the Douro.In the nineteenth century, it was in Carcavelos that the Eastern Telegraph Company was installed in Quinta Nova de Santo Antnio to transmit telegraph messages from England through a submarine cable. The influence of the British community is still visible today, as the Saint Julians School is operating in that same place and the farm itself has since been nicknamed Quinta dos Ingleses It is currently a heavily urbanised area, famous for its extensive sandy beach suitable for the practice of numerous sports that is characterised by its proximity to the capital and its easy access. It is also an important center of education, as two campuses of the Universidade Nova de Lisboa are located here: the NOVA School of Business and Economics (between Casal da Torre and Quinta de So Gonalo) and the NOVA Medical School (in Forte de So Domingos or Junqueiro). [7]Source: Wikipedia