With a useful area of 45.85 m2. Never used. Inserted in a quiet residential area and in a well maintained building.It is a commercial space never used. Prepared for trade, with smoke extraction, sanitary facilities and parking. With place for possible placement of terrace.It can be used for any business. Including those requiring smoke extraction, e.g. coffee/take away or any other.The property is favored by the location since it is located in a quiet area with green spaces, good road access and close to schools.Situated in the Amadora region that served, for several centuries, a summer resort for wealthy families of Lisbon. The healthiness of the site, the proximity of the capital, the communications facilities and the vast area available for urbanization are the basis of a potential development of buildings and rehabilitation of the city that, in certain areas, still has clandestine housing.The current territory of Amadora was born from the division of the old parish of Benfica, cut by the Road of the Circumvalation when the limits of Lisbon were redefined, in 1885-1886. The parish extramuros, called Benfica (Extramuros), was to belong to the municipality of Oeiras. The main nucleus of the parish was place of Porcalhota, then situated along one of the oldest and most important road works in the region, the Estrada Real that connected the capital to Sintra, and later provided with a railway station. However, the municipality had several couples, including amadora, venteira and falagueira, near Porcalhota. In 1907, the local population asked King Carlos to allow the change of name, a situation to which the Ministry of the Kingdom dispatched, ordering that all these urban centers be named Amadora on October 28, 1907.