House under construction in quiet area close to services and schools.Composed of 2 floors:Floor 0 – Living room with stove, kitchen, pantry, toilet and hallFloor 1 – 3 bedrooms (1 suite), full bathroomClosed garageFeatures:Thermal Aluminum frames with double thermal glassPre-installation of Air Conditioning and Central VacuumSolar panel with 300L Heat PumpAutomated GatesElectric thermal blindsThermal and Acoustic CertificationBarbecue, Living room stove with stoveBank Financing:Habita is a partner of several financial entities, enabling all its customers free simulations of Housing Credit.Location:Loureiro is a semi-urban Portuguese parish in the municipality of Oliveira de Azeméis and The Metropolitan Area of Porto, with 17.13 km² of area and 3 531 inhabitants. Its population density is 206.1 inhabitants/km².It borders the following parishes: Ul, Travanca, Pinheiro da Bemposta, S. Martinho da Gândara, Madaíl, Beduído and Avanca, the last two exteriors to the municipality of Oliveira de Azeméis.It is known for its ancient tradition held on Easter Monday, the "Jump of the Rego", which has evolved over the years into a popular horse race.Oliveira de Azeméis (OAZ) is a portuguese city, located and headquarters of the municipality of the same name, in the district of Aveiro, belonging to the statistical unit Metropolitan Area of The Metropolitan Area of the North Region, about 208 meters of altitude and with just over 20 000 inhabitants. The city extends through the territory of the newly created parish of Oliveira de Azeméis, Santiago de Riba-Ul, Ul, Macinhata da Seixa and Madail, as well as São Roque (in a small extension). Thanks to its close connection with Porto and other northern municipalities, it is one of only three municipalities of Beira Litoral that was included in the North region.Oliveira de Azeméis was elevated to the city on May 16, 1984. Noble and ancient village, has a beautiful Matrix of São Miguel and several noble houses, in one of which near the Matrix, lodged El-Rei D. Pedro V, traveling through the North (it is today the House of the Albuquerque family). Another important event was the construction of the Sanctuary and Park of Our Lady of La Salette, ex-libris monumental and natural.