Carcavelos

  • Employment rate: 49,09 %
  • Unemployment rate: 7,92 %
  • Average salary: 1 301 €
  • Median household income: 14 609 €
  • Commuting: 22,74 %
  • Consumer price index: 122 €
  • Average sales value per m2: 3 974 €
  • Average sales value per m2 T1: 4 364 €
  • Average sales value per m2 T2: 3 968 €
  • Average sales value per m2 T3: 3 829 €
  • Average rental value per m2: 15 €
  • Cost per restaurant meal: 148 €
  • Medium supermarket basket: 136 €
  • Transport cost: 118 €
  • Average annual temperature: 18 ℃
  • Buildings With Wheelchair Accessibility: 35,49 %
Disclaimer: Data sourced from INE. Information subject to change.

Location and Characteristics

Carcavelos is situated between Oeiras and Parede, and is famous for its long, golden sandy beach, considered one of the best for surfing in the Lisbon region. Carcavelos Beach attracts both locals and tourists, especially during the summer.

History

 Historically, Carcavelos is known for its wine, the Vinho de Carcavelos, which dates back to the 18th century and is one of the oldest fortified wines in Portugal. The region has several historic estates where this wine was produced, some of which can still be visited.

Infrastructure and Services

Carcavelos boasts excellent infrastructure with several schools, including the campus of the Universidade Nova de Lisboa (NOVA School of Business and Economics), which has brought new dynamism to the area. The Carcavelos train station facilitates transport to Lisbon and Cascais, making the area very accessible.

Parede

Location and Characteristics

 Parede is located west of Carcavelos and is known for its small beaches and cliffs. The water here is rich in iodine, which historically brought fame to the region as a destination for health treatments.

History

 Parede has a rich and varied history, with traces dating back to Roman times. The area has several historic buildings and monuments, such as the Church of São Pedro and the Quinta da Alagoa, which are testimonies to its long history.

Infrastructure and Services

Parede is characterized by a more residential environment, with many houses and small apartment buildings. It has several schools, parks, and leisure areas, such as the Quinta da Alagoa Park, which is a popular meeting point for families. The Parede train station also facilitates access to Lisbon and Cascais.

Quality of Life

Both neighborhoods are highly appreciated for their quality of life. The proximity to the sea, good infrastructure, and a safe and peaceful environment make Carcavelos and Parede ideal places to live. The presence of green areas, quality schools, and good public transport options complement the appeal of these parishes.

In summary, Carcavelos and Parede are vibrant and charming areas that combine historical charm with modern convenience, offering their residents an excellent quality of life by the sea.

 

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