Loja / Estabelecimento Comercial em Madalena e Beselga de 593,00 m² – ID 2142057

Sale of Property and Catering Establishment with Recognized Notoriety Located on a 3,276m2 property; Establishment with service capacity and physical infrastructure for holding events and group celebrations; Legalized in compliance with current regulations and in full operation with good clientele and invoicing; Located 1.9 km (3 min.) from the Historic Center of the City of Tomar; Fully Equipped with Equipment in Excellent Condition and Hygiene. Additionally prepared for Barbecue; Santa Casa Game Sales License; Alarm Installation; Plenty of outdoor parking as well as parking for buses; Indoor garage. AREAS: Gross Construction Area: 593m2 Private Gross Area:456m2 Dependent Area:137m2 Implementation Area: 456m2 EXPLORATION SPACES: - Interior Main Room; - Additional room with direct access to the outside; - Snack-Bar and Pastry Room; - Outdoor Terrace; CAPACITY (Approx.) - Seating in the Main Room: 130 Seats - Seating in the Additional Room: 80 Seats - Seating at the Snack Bar: 40 Seats - Seating on the terrace: 40 seats PARKING: - Car Parking Spaces Outside the Establishment: - Parking spaces for large buses; - Indoor garage; TOMAR – CITY GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION AND SURROUNDINGS: •Tomar is a Portuguese city located in the district of Santarém, in the Central region, also integrating the Médio Tejo sub-region; •The municipality of Tomar has an area of 351.2 km²; •It is bordered to the north by Ferreira do Zêzere, to the east by Abrantes, to the south by Vila Nova da Barquinha, to the west by Torres Novas, and to the northwest by Ourém; •The city of Tomar is crossed by the Nabão river, which is a tributary of the Zêzere river and is part of the Tagus river basin; •Tomar is located relatively in the “middle of the country” in longitudinal terms, that is, it is located inland of the continental territory. ACCESSIBILITIES AND ROAD INFRASTRUCTURES AND OTHER CONNECTIONS: Road: •Tomar is served by the IC9 and A23 roads using the most modern road access. •In terms of connection to the main motorway (A1), Tomar is approximately 20 km from the A1 exit that gives access to the A23 (exit at km 93 of the A1). •For long-distance access and public road transport, Rodoviária do Tejo operates connections that serve the city. Rail: •Tomar has a railway station that serves regional and inter-regional trains; •Tomar station is the terminal of the “Tomar branch”, which connects to the Northern Line (via Lamarosa / Torres Novas / Entroncamento which in turn connects to Lisbon “Estação Gare do Oriente” (1h40min). Aerial / Small runways •There is an aerodrome nearby (Valdonas) certified for ultralight aircraft. •The nearest international airport is Lisbon Airport - Humberto Delgado, which is 133 km away (1h15min). Nearby reference cities and distances To locate you in space, here are some approximate distances: •Lisbon: around 133 km; •Porto: around 213 km; •Fátima is quite close — it is often used as a reference point for the area — but the exact distance varies depending on the route (I didn't calculate it here). (Tomar and Fátima are relatively close in the central context of Portugal.) •Torres Novas, Ourém, Abrantes are neighboring municipalities, which are modest distances away (a few tens of km) within the same sub-region. •Destination•Distance (km)•Average travel time•Main routes •Torres Novas • 19 km •~20 min • A13 / IC3 •Ourém•22 km•~ 20 min•IC9 / EN113 •Fátima•30 km•~ 25 min•IC9 •Battle•45 km•~ 40 min•IC9 •Leiria•55 km•~ 45 min•IC9 + A1 •Coimbra•80 km•~ 1h00•A13 / IC3 •Nazaré•85 km•~ 1h10•IC9 + A8 •Óbidos•95 km•~ 1h20•IC9 + A8 •Peniche•105 km•~ 1h30•IC9 + A8 •Lisbon•133 km•~ 1h30•A13 + A1 •Porto•213 km•~ 2h15•A13 + A1 / A17 ________________________________________ MAIN TOURIST ATTRACTIONS AND ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE Tomar is rich in historical, artistic, religious and military heritage. Here are the most prominent ones: Monuments and heritage 1. Convent of Christ (Castelo de Tomar) This is the city's ex-libris. Originally built by the Templars (12th century) and later transformed/expanded over the centuries, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site 2.Aqueduct of the Convent of Christ A remarkable work of “mid” (early modern) engineering to bring water to the convent, with elevated arches in areas. 3.Church of Santa Maria dos Olivais (or Santa Maria do Olival) Has links to the Templars; (some) of the Templar relics were deposited in this church and there are the remains of Gualdim Pais, founding grand master of the city. 4.Church of Saint John the Baptist Central church in the city. 5. Tomar Synagogue It is one of the best preserved medieval synagogues in Portugal, dating back to the 15th century, before the Jewish expulsion. 6. Convent of São Francisco, Convent of Santa Iria, Chapel of Nossa Senhora da Conceição, Er

business of 593 m²

Tomar, Centro Region, Portugal