Office with 75 m2 of total area, being 64m2 of work area. 2 sanitary facilities (M/F) and one canopy. Plenty of natural light. He’s in recovery work right now. Possibility to rent another 55 m2 and stay with a large office with 130m2.Located in industrial building, on the 0th floor, with independent entrance directly from the street and 2 parking spaces outside.Excellent location, next to the EN10, with easy access to the A1, in a few minutes to the A2 and the A8.Mark your visit!Location:Santa Iria de Azoia is a portuguese village in the municipality of Loures, with an area of 7.52 km².Santa Iria was part of the municipality of Alverca until its extinction in 1855, and 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, it was annexed to the nearby parish of São João da Talha (which was then part of the current Bobadela), which would not be independent until March 1, 1939.In addition, it also included, until April 13, 1916, the territory of the current Póvoa de Santa Iria, which at that time was also autonomous in an independent parish.Until this date it was an extensive parish, with about 20 km². The disputes around 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 Póvoa from Santa Iria to Vila Franca.In Santa Iria was born (in the village of Pirescoxe), in 1947, the current Secretary General of the PCP, Jerónimo de Sousa. And, where the English writer Martin Page spent four years writing the book, The first global village, How Portugal changed the world.Culture and Leisure:- Pirescoxe Castle and Pirescoxe Castle Municipal Gallery.- Convent of Our Lady of Conception (ruins).- Mother Church of Santa Iria de Azóia, including the filling.- Palace and Quinta de Valflores.- Santa Iria Train Station.The oldest tree in the country, a 2850-year-old wild olive tree, is situated in the Covina district. The perimeter of this olive tree is 10.15 meters in its base, the height reaches 4.40 meters and the canopy diameter is 7.60 by 8.40 meters.The millenary olive tree of Santa Iria de Azoia was submitted to a dating process by the Millenary Olive Trees, carried out by a team of researchers from the Laboratory of Forest Products and the Modeling Unit of the Forest Department of the University of Trás-os-Montes and Alto Douro.Education:There are three groups of schools in the parish:- Grouping of Schools Santa Iria de Azóia with six basic schools and one EB23.- Grouping of Schools of São João da Talha with four basic schools with kindergarten, a basic school and a secondary school.- Grouping of Bobadela Schools with two basic schools, a basic school with kindergarten and a basic school with 3 cycles.In addition to these public institutions, there are also private reference institutions with guaranteed access to good studies for people of various social classes.