Framed between green spaces and the city of Braga, well located, with excellent access and located in an area of 1078 m2. This villa meets all the conditions to be the dream home you are looking for. The main entrance to the villa is through the ground floor and the entrance hall, large and welcoming. The dining and living rooms (with fireplace) are very generous in space and natural light. The kitchen is also large, with a pantry and a wide and beautiful view of the city of Braga. This floor is completed by a corridor connecting to all rooms and a complete bathroom. On the upper floor, we find 3 large bedrooms, built-in closets, wooden floors, with incredible panoramic views of the countryside and the city and a full bathroom. In the huge basement space, the two garages stand out, with separate entrances, two very large rooms and a support bathroom. Central heating, wood, gas and oil. Well with its own water and automatic irrigation in the garden. The outdoor area covered in cobblestone, is in perfect harmony with the garden, the existing fruit trees. Two entrance gates, on opposite sides, allow for easy movement of vehicles. The proximity and easy access to the A3, A7 and A11, allow quick travel to other neighboring cities, as well as to Porto airport. History and heritage of the parish of Semelhe. Once called Villa de Samuel or Samuelle, later Samuelle de Real-o-Novo and then Real-o-Novo, to discover the origin of the parish of Semelhe it is necessary to go back in time to the era of Romanization, where we find roots of this ancient village. This historic parish in the municipality of Braga sees its current toponymic name to the corruption of the primitive Samuelle, resulting from the erosion of letters, the wear and tear of words and constant linguistic developments. Moving forward a little in time, to the Middle Ages, we enter the year 1259, the date of the institution of the morgado of Montariol by the then Archbishop of Braga, D. Martinho de Geraldes, a native of this parish. However, and despite the importance of this event, until the nineteenth century (1891), Semelhe was annexed to the neighboring parish of Parada de Tibães. Semelhe is a parish rich in history and traditions, which translate into a vast heritage, preserved over time, in buildings of pure beauty, which reflect the passage of several generations, of which the Parish Church, the Chapels of Sr. do Lírio and S. Gonçalo, Quinta da Mata, which presents, as its central building, a 13th-century castle, which combines several architectural styles: Gothic, Baroque and Manueline.
