In a serene, intimate and harmonious location, this fantastic villa with luxury finishes emerges.An architectural design at the height, where the lines, colors and materials merge in quality and comfort.With generous areas, lots of direct light.The villa has access through automatic gates that lead to the interior where it has a large parking area, and a lounge of conviviality and leisure, laundry with 12M2 and a toilet. The ground floor consists of a good sized living/dining room with a cosy fireplace direct access to the south-facing terrace, a fully equipped kitchen with a small terrace and pantry.A staircase leads to the upper floor consisting of three bedrooms, two of them suite and plus a full bath All rooms feature built-in wardrobes A highlight on the upper floor is a large terrace that offers fantastic views of the surroundings Outside, the villa has several terraces, a garden of easy maintenance Other technical details are thermal cutting frames and windows with windows with « Double glazing.« Air conditioning'central aspiration« ambient music'alarm and surveillance cameras « Electric blackouts « false ceilings ,built-in foci The highlight of this villa, is the conciliar of quality and comfort with the generous areas and outdoor terraces.Bank Financing:Habita is a partner of several financial entities, enabling all its customers free simulations of Housing Credit.Terra de Santa Maria, located at the intersection of the North-South and Coastal-Interior axes, has a geographical positioning that, since remote times, has made this region a place of encounter and passage of many peoples. They prove it the existence of the Roman roads that connected Lisbon to Braga (milestone thousands found in Ul) and Porto to Viseu. These means of communication continued to be used throughout the Middle Ages and until the last century.EuroparkAfter the reconquest, based on the former administrative division of the convents, three development poles were evident in the region: The Monastery of Cucujães, the Monastery of Arouca and the Feira Castle.The Feira Castle, being a place of payment of tribute was a privileged place of trade of various products, so around it was installing the population, giving rise to the current city of Santa Maria da Feira.The settlement of the Land of Santa Maria is already very old, as attested by the presence of several funerary monuments (mamoas), dating back to the IV-V millennium before Christ, as well as pre-Romanized castros (fortified settlements). The empire brought the Roman roads, for military or commercial needs and are still visible several traces of roads and bridges of that time, many of which are still well preserved.From the Middle Ages we were witnesses of military architecture, that the Fair Castle will be the most imposing and representative. But it is in religious architecture that monumentality reaches its maximum expression: convents, churches and cruises ? from Romanesque to baroque ? are often the mirror of the passage of time, through interventions suffered in various times.Until its elevation to the city on August 14, 1985, it was known as Vila da Feira.