Obidos real estate Portugal

Obidos Real Estate Portugal

Dear Ladies and Gentlemen,

you as a lover of Portugal or as an investor did you ever think about an investment in a real estate in Obidos Portugal?
If not, then we would like to show you some of the advantages that such an investment could have:

• Still reasonable prices

• Increase in value

• Good profitibility

• Good infrastructure

• Safety and peace

• Nice and clean environment

• ...

Once the wedding present of a queen, the preserved medieval town of Óbidos lying 100 km north of Lisbon is without doubt one of Portugal's most classic walled settlements.
Walking the ramparts, visitors can enjoy views of windmills, vineyards and surrounding farmlands. In the residential area below, narrow cobblestone streets are lined with whitewashed houses sporting terracotta roofs. The shops are piled high with local handicrafts, while in spring the town is ablaze with geraniums, morning glories and bougainvillaea.
What to see. Famous for being the site where the 10-year-old Afonso V married his cousin aged 8, the Church of Santa Maria also boasts exquisite 17th-century tiles and a fine Renaissance tomb.
Nearby. Within easy reach of Óbidos is Alcobaça, a town dominated by its 12th-century abbey. The restored monument houses the ornate tombs of Dom Pedro and Inęs de Castro, the star-crossed lovers whom legend treats as the Romeo and Juliet of Portugal. Inside, visitors will find the exquisite Cloister of Silence. Of equal importance is Batalha, located 73 miles north of Lisbon and a short drive from Óbidos and Alcobaça. Its highlight is the stunning monastery built in the 15th and 16th centuries, a true masterpiece considered to be among the finest structures in Southern Europe. The tombs of King Joăo I, his English wife Philippa of Lancaster, and their sons (including Henry the Navigator) are located here.