




Apartment T2 in Santiago (Sesimbra), Sesimbra
Sesimbra, SetúbalApartment T2 in Santiago (Sesimbra) with multimedia







T2 remodeled in Sesimbra (Santiago), a 3-minute walk from Praia da Califórnia — with side sea views and views of the Castle. In the heart of Sesimbra village, in the Santiago parish, this T2 apartment brings together two landscapes that define this place: the sea, in side view, and Sesimbra Castle, silhouetted high on the hillside. It's the kind of view you gain every day, without leaving home. The entrance opens into a spacious and bright living room, with comfortable space for both a seating area and dining area. The kitchen (fully equipped) is separate from the living room, a practical solution for those who cook and like to keep spaces separate. The two bedrooms offer good dimensions, with one of them featuring a small balcony for breakfast in the open air. The apartment is completed by a full bathroom. Ready to move in. The apartment was remodeled 4 years ago, in work that included painting, electrical and plumbing. The interventions that usually weigh on the budget of buyers have already been done. Sold furnished, with the exception of some decorative pieces. With a Local Accommodation license, a significant advantage in one of the most sought-after tourist areas in the Lisbon region. For those thinking of generating income from the property, whether on a full-time basis or just during peak season, this is a starting point that few properties offer. The apartment has no garage. Life just steps from the door: Praia da Califórnia is a 3-minute walk away. It's the village beach, sheltered and with calm waters, with the entire seafront beside it. Sesimbra is a lively village year-round, not just in summer. The Municipal Market, on Rua da República, is open Tuesday to Sunday from 7:30 am to 2:00 pm and is where you'll find the freshest fish and seafood in the village, fruit and vegetables from local producers, bread baked in a wood-fired oven and cheeses from Azoia. Around it, in the center, there are supermarkets, bakeries, cafés and pastry shops, pharmacies, banks, post offices, hairdressers and traditional street commerce. In terms of services, the village has a health center, primary and secondary schools, gyms, municipal services, a tourism office and road transport with connections to Lisbon and Setúbal. Lisbon is about 40 minutes by car. Dining is a chapter of its own: Sesimbra is known throughout the country for its fish and seafood restaurants, many of them serving directly from the fish market, alongside the esplanades of the seafront
