Urban land with 700m2, with approved project for 4 bedroom house, located in the District of Porto, Municipality of Paredes and Parish of Lordelo. It has a building permit.

Project: implantation area of 290.86m2. On the ground floor it has an area of 290.86m2 and on the first floor 59.50m2. Gross construction area of 350.36m2 and construction volume of 1183.34m2, waterproofing area (implantation + outdoor patios) of 479.21m2.

Access:
A4; A41; A11; A42, connects to A41.
30km from Porto-Campanhã train station
30km from the Airport
64 km from Braga

Lordelo is a charming parish, set in a picturesque setting that combines rural tranquillity with a rich historical heritage. Located in the heart of a region full of traditions and culture such as that of São Tiago, patron saint of the parish, celebrated on Sunday until the 25th of July; that of the Lord, under the auspices of the Confraternity of the Lord, almost always at the end of September, and which has appeared in the books of the Confraternity for centuries; that of the Lady, linked to the Confraternity of Our Lady of the Rosary and which, therefore, was celebrated in the month of October, which is the month of the Rosary.
There was also the feast of the Child, for the Kings, on January 6, when the gifts of the nativity scene were auctioned and the kings were going to sing to the Lord Rector, and also that of St. Sebastian. Lordelo is a true treasure trove for anyone looking for an authentic experience.
With its narrow streets and stone houses that tell stories of past generations, Lordelo preserves its unique identity. The landscape with an unobstructed and exuberant view that surrounds it, with green fields and rolling hills, invites visitors to explore every corner and discover the natural beauty that characterises this parish.
The local church, with its architecture, is a historical landmark that testifies to the centuries of devotion and faith of the community. The traditional festivities held throughout the year, with various artists as the headliners, bring life to the streets, filling them with colour, music and celebration. In addition, Lordelo is known for its strong community spirit.
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