Fantastic Food Industry Company Facilities - Seixal area - for food trade, distribution, and processing.
Object type
Investment
Rooms
1
Bathrooms
3
Floor
2
Parking spaces
20
Total surface
3,180 m²
Living area
3,180 m²
Flooring
Carpet
Construction year
1995
Energy certificate available
In progress
Energy source
Self-Contained central heating
Paio Pires Village is a Portuguese settlement in the Seixal Municipality, founded in 1802, which was the seat of the extinct Aldeia de Paio Pires Parish. This parish had an area of 12.14 km² and 13,258 inhabitants (2011), resulting in a population density of 1,092.1 hab/km². The Aldeia de Paio Pires Parish was dissolved in 2013 and merged with the parishes of Arrentela and Seixal, creating the Union of Parishes of Seixal, Arrentela, and Aldeia de Paio Pires. The following localities are part of this former parish: Casal do Marco, Farinheiras, Alto dos Bonecos, Seixeira, and Alto do Brejo. It is expected that within a few years, the Metro Sul do Tejo will be extended to the area, passing through Siderurgia Nacional-Longos, where a large, multi-purpose social housing development will be built, including apartments, parks, and socio-cultural facilities. The metro will also pass through the parish at Farinheiras and Paio Pires Centro. The São Vicente Cinema is one of the major socio-cultural facilities in Paio Pires, hosting various conferences, festivals, theatre performances, and other events. The 5 de Outubro Musical Society is a community group in the village offering various classes, including music, ballroom dancing, hip-hop, chess, gymnastics, and self-defense sports. Since its founding (5/10/1888), the SM5O had a highly regarded musical band both regionally and nationally. The band, with about 125 years of history, was dissolved in 2014 due to lack of funding but was revived in 2018. In the center of Paio Pires, there's an old bandstand where large dances were held, attracting many visitors from the Seixal municipality and neighboring municipalities. For years, the bandstand was abandoned, but in 2018, it was restored and reopened during the commemorations of April 25th, 1974. It is close to National Road 10 and has access to Lisbon via both the 25th of April Bridge and the Vasco da Gama Bridge, and is also close to the Fertagus Train Station. COME AND SEE THIS FANTASTIC BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY! THE BUYER HAS THE OPTION TO RENT TO THE CURRENT OWNERS.
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