2-bedroom house with 230 m² of usable space in Penela. – ID 2287760

House on and 2 floors, two independent entrances. Compound of ground floor with commercial establishment. The price includes the sanitary permit and the equipment of the commercial space. On the first floor we have 1 living room, 1 kitchen, panoramic terrace, 2 bedrooms, access to the attic. The attic has independent entrance and can be divided. The property includes another independent article with attachment, wood supply and well-ground. Unladen views. It is also noteworthy that it is close to A 13 with access to A23 and A1. A few miles from Avelar, Penela and Anxiety. This property beyond physical space has a story known as: Tavern Viavai The Viavai tavern is located in the centre of the village of Viavai and is the last of four taverns serving the community. The establishment has worked for many decades. Local residents tell that they helped their parents in the bar when they were children and remember the donkeys tied abroad, after the work day of their owners. The current owners have retired. They managed the space as a bar, restaurant and shop for four years, successfully, from Thursday to Sunday. Its menu, composed of dishes from Malaysia and Indonesia as well as some options from South Africa and New Zealand, attracted a faithful and diverse clientele, including both Portuguese and immigrants from the region, as well as visitors from more distant locations such as Tomar, Pedrógão Grande and Coimbra. Visitors to the Villages of Xisto found the restaurant on the internet and expressed their enthusiasm by discovering such a tasty and varied menu during their walks from Porto or Lisbon. A pizza oven was built during the COVID-19 pandemic to allow the business to continue working and serving outdoor customers; more recently, the oven was used on Sunday nights. The neighbouring towns of Avelar, Ansião and Penela have all the amenities necessary for modern life; the health service of Penela is excellent. Coimbra is 30 minutes away, and you can reach Porto and Lisbon in two hours. Still, Viavai is an oasis of peace and tranquility. The outdoor patio invites long and relaxing lunches and, at the end of the day, the sunset is spectacular. It's a wonderful and safe space for children to play while their parents talk. Come and see this beautiful building while it is still available. TRAVEL OF PENELA'S CONCELLATION WAS THE BEHIND OF A VINTEN UNTIL 1834 1 - The 'Monography of the Municipality of Penelense' of Jarnaut, published in 1915, refers to the place of Viavai as follows: 'It has a mixed school and it is said that it was once a village with a market, being the traffic made by the place where the village is today called Porto da Vila, so that village was called Vilavai'. Whether it was a village or not, I don't know, but it was the seat of a twenty until 1834. The twenty-nine were created by King Manuel I, who in 1498 extinguished the besteiros do couto and the coudels, replacing them by the judges of twenty-nine who had the task of settling disputes among the local residents, if necessary by applying fines, and calling the valid men when it was necessary to find a way, cleaning a ditch or brook, etc.. 2. According to the aforementioned Monography, the municipality of Penela, which belonged at that time also to the parish of Lagarteira and a part of the parish of Chão de Couce, was divided into 13 twenty-seven, based in the following places: Penela, Chainça, Ribeira, Spinhal, Serra de S. João, Freixiosa, Viavai, Coelhasa, Cumieira, Serra de Mouro and Chão de Couce. Energy category: C #ref:C3690

2 bedroom house

Penela, Centro Region, Portugal

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