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Pescaria
Vila Nova de Gaia
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€350,000
Bedrooms
1 Bed
Bathrooms
1 - 2
Living Rooms
1
Type
Development
Parking
Energy rating
Ref
PESCA
Description
Located on the southern bank of the Douro River, in Vila Nova de Gaia, Pescaria is a unique residential project with views of Porto's historic center, just steps away from the city center.
This development, with industrial character, being a former Porto wine barrel factory now redeveloped, includes 18 1-bedroom apartments, of which 12 are duplex with privileged views of the river, complemented by 8 parking spaces and 2 commercial spaces. The top floor apartments stand out for their spacious terraces, allowing residents to enjoy the panorama of the Douro river and the city.
Pescaria stands out for its architectural design that respects the urban and landscape context, maintaining the characteristics of Gaia's riverside industrial architecture, with careful intervention in facades, colors, materials, and window frames.
Representing the perfect balance between history and modernity, this development is located by the river, just a few minutes' walk from the Port Wine cellars, the Gaia cable car, and Porto's historic center. It also benefits from proximity to the future António Ferreira bridge (scheduled for 2027), which will connect to the metro, bicycles, and pedestrians to the north bank of the Douro, reinforcing the area's accessibility.
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FLOOR 1, UNIT 37
T1apartment€530,000

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2
Apartment
95
1
95348
FLOOR 1, UNIT 37
T1apartment€510,000

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2
Apartment
90
1
95350
FLOOR 2, UNIT 37
T1apartment€400,000

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1
Apartment
57
1
95402
FLOOR 2, UNIT 37
T1apartment€350,000

1
1
Apartment
44
1
95400
Property Features
Contemporary
Natural Light
Acoustic Insulation
Air Conditioning
Bank
Bus Station
City Center
Construction ended
Double Glazed
Excellent Access
Gas Station
Green areas
Lift
Market
Pharmacy
Public Parking
Public Transport
School
Supermarket
Taxi Rank
Thermal Insulation
Traditional Trade
Wide Range of Services
Window with thermal cutting