4-bedroom apartment converted into a 3-bedroom apartment, completely renovated, ready to move into.Living room with built-in balcony, with lots of light and sea views.Its kitchen, also with built-in balcony, together with the dining room, create a pleasant environment for family and friends to get together.Its location, on the 3rd floor, allows for an unobstructed view of both the sea and the Serra de Sintra.The region offers all the convenience to the future resident, located about 300m from the Palmeiras Shopping Center and about 2km from the region's beaches.It allows for quick commutes to both Cascais and Lisbon, given the easy access to the A5 or Marginal motorway.The Carcavelos and Oeiras train stations are about 1000m away, a 10-minute walk away.Carcavelos is a Portuguese village in the municipality of Cascais, with an area of ​​4.51 km² and 23,347 inhabitants (2011). Its patron saint is Our Lady of Remedies.The town of Carcavelos first acquired the status of town on 11 August 1759, and is currently the most populous after the municipal seat. It is one of the three towns in this municipality, to which it has belonged since its foundation in 1364.Throughout its history, it has been characterised by being a rural area, like the entire municipality of Cascais, dotted with several farms that are now of heritage interest, such as those of Barão, Alagoa, Marquês and Gafanhotos. The agricultural activity was especially dedicated to vineyards, which were the most emblematic crop of the municipality due to the fame of its fortified wine, which would come to be known since the end of the 18th century as “Lisbon Wine”[2] and whose demarcated region is the smallest in Portugal and one of the largest in the world, along with the Douro.In the 19th century, the Eastern Telegraph Company was established in Carcavelos, at Quinta Nova de Santo António, to transmit telegraph messages from England via an underwater cable. The influence of the British community is still visible today, as Saint Julian’s School is located there and the estate itself has since been nicknamed “Quinta dos Ingleses”.Today, it is a highly urbanized area, famous for its extensive sandy area, suitable for the practice of numerous sports, and is characterized by its proximity to the capital and its easy access. It is also an important educational center, with two campuses of the Universidade Nova de Lisboa located here: the NOVA School of Business and Economics (between Casal da Torre and Quinta de São Gonçalo) and the NOVA Medical School (in Forte de São Domingos or do Junqueiro). (Wikipedia)