Vila Franca de Xira, Lisbon

We present this stunning 4 bedroom villa located in Bragadas, in Pvoa de Santa Iria, perfect for those looking for a spacious and modern home.Key features:Typology: T4Location: Bragadas, Pvoa de Santa IriaArea: Generous indoor and outdoor areasPool: Enjoy a private pool, ideal for moments of leisure and fun with family and friends.Roof Top: An elegant roof top with panoramic views, perfect for relaxing or entertaining guests.Garage: Large garage with capacity for several vehicles, ensuring safety and convenience.Distribution of the House:Ground Floor: Spacious living room with direct access to the garden and pool, modern and fully equipped kitchen, guest bathroom and office.First Floor: 1 Suite and 2 bedrooms, with private balconies, plus a full bathroom to support the other rooms.Roof Top: Multipurpose space with stunning views, ideal for creating a convivial atmosphere or simply enjoying the landscape.Basement/Garage: Large garage with space for several cars and storage area.Finishes and Equipment:High-quality materialsKitchen equipped with state-of-the-art appliancesair conditioningSolar panels for water heatingThis 4 bedroom villa is the perfect choice for those who value comfort, modernity and a privileged location. Come and see and be enchanted by all the details that make this house your future home.For more information and to schedule visits, please contact us.Tranquility at the gates of Lisbon in the area of. Santa Iria de Azia, which was part of the municipality of Alverca until its extinction in 1855, having then passed to Vila Franca de Xira. In 1886, with the creation of the municipality of Loures, it was integrated into it, a fact that caused numerous territorial disputes between Loures and Vila Franca. On July 28, 1896, the neighboring parish of So Joo da Talha (which then integrated the current Bobadela) was annexed to it, which would only become autonomous again on March 1, 1939, through Decree-Law No. 29648. [7] In addition, it also included, until 13 April 1916, the territory of the current Pvoa de Santa Iria, which at that time was also autonomous as an independent parish. [8] Until this date it was a very extensive parish, with about 20 km. The disputes over the territory ceased only on November 8, 1926, when the government of the military dictatorship decided to maintain Santa Iria in the municipality of Loures, and the transfer of Pvoa de Santa Iria to Vila Franca, through decree no. 12614. [9]Santa Iria de Azia was elevated to town on February 1, 1988, through law no. 22/88, of February 1. [10].