Newly Renovated and Furnished 1-Bedroom Apartment, Ready for First Occupancy, in a Condominium with Swimming Pool; Prime Location Facing the Beaches of Costa da Caparica; Very Close to Shops, Restaurants and Beach Bars, Local Market, Public Transport and the Costa da Caparica Beach Promenade; Large Living Room Windows with Unobstructed West-Facing Views (Sunset); All Utilities and Appliances are Electric; Fully Equipped Kitchenette Seamlessly Integrated into the Living Room; Occupancy Permit No. 24, issued on 1 February 1974. NEARBY ATTRACTIONS AND AMENITIES: - 2 min. from the Beaches of Costa da Caparica; - 10 min. from NOVA School of Science and Technology (FCT NOVA), Monte da Caparica; - 15 min. from Almada Forum Shopping Centre; - 15 min. from Garcia de Orta Hospital; - 15 min. from the Access to the 25 de Abril Bridge; - 15 min. from the A2 Motorway Access towards the South/Algarve; - 16 min. from Cristo Rei; - 40 min. from Humberto Delgado International Airport; - 40 min. from the A1 Motorway Access towards the North/Porto. THE CITY OF ALMADA Almada is a vibrant city located on the southern bank of the Tagus River, opposite Lisbon, Portugal. Known for its cultural heritage, beautiful landscapes and growing urban development, Almada offers a unique blend of nature, history and modernity. ALMADA'S MAIN ATTRACTIONS AND FEATURES: CRISTO REI: Almada is particularly famous for the iconic Cristo Rei monument, which towers above the river and offers panoramic views of Lisbon and its surroundings. Inspired by Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro, the statue was completed in 1959 and has become a major landmark in the region. HISTORIC CENTRE: Almada's old town features charming narrow streets, traditional Portuguese architecture, small squares, historic churches and cosy cafés. BEACHES: Almada boasts a stunning Atlantic coastline, with famous beaches such as Costa da Caparica. This stretch of golden sand is renowned for its relaxing atmosphere, excellent surfing conditions and numerous seaside cafés and restaurants. NATURE RESERVES: The region includes protected natural areas, such as the Arriba Fóssil da Costa da Caparica, a fossil cliff formation with rich biodiversity, making it a popular destination for hiking and nature enthusiasts. MUSEUMS AND THEATRES: Almada is home to important cultural venues, such as the Romeu Correia Cultural Centre, which hosts art exhibitions, performances and workshops. The Joaquim Benite Municipal Theatre is a renowned theatre in the region, attracting audiences to plays, concerts and various cultural events. FESTIVALS: The city hosts several festivals throughout the year, particularly the Almada Theatre Festival, one of Portugal's most prestigious theatre festivals, bringing together actors and theatre enthusiasts from across the country. Almada has become an important residential area for people working in Lisbon, thanks to its proximity and easy access via the 25 de Abril Bridge and an efficient ferry service. In recent years, several environmental initiatives and urban planning projects have also been developed, aiming to balance urban growth with the preservation of the natural environment. Almada offers a more relaxed lifestyle than Lisbon, combining breathtaking views, cultural richness and a strong connection with nature, making it a highly desirable location for both residents and visitors.