Shop with 286sqm in Queijas.
Divide into two floors (123.30sqm and 162.60sqm), with the lower floor natural light.
With output of smoke, 2 toilets and a parking place.
Area with several types of trade, services and transport, close to the main accesses to Lisbon and Cascais by the A5 or the marginal, the national stadium and the sports complex of Jamor.
Queijas is a Portuguese village in the municipality of Oeiras.
The former parish of Queijas was officially created on 11th June 1993, by dismemberment of the parish of Carnaxide, integrating the villages of Queijas and Linda-a-Pastora.
It was extinct (aggregated) by the administrative reorganization of 2012/2013, being its territory integrated in the Union of Parishes of Carnaxide and Queijas.
It was elevated to village on July 12, 2001.
Its patron saint is Saint Michael.
It borders, to the North and West with Barcarena, to the Southwest with Caxias, to the South with Cruz Quebrada - Dafundo, to the Southeast with Linda-a-Velha, and Northeast with Carnaxide.
Divide into two floors (123.30sqm and 162.60sqm), with the lower floor natural light.
With output of smoke, 2 toilets and a parking place.
Area with several types of trade, services and transport, close to the main accesses to Lisbon and Cascais by the A5 or the marginal, the national stadium and the sports complex of Jamor.
Queijas is a Portuguese village in the municipality of Oeiras.
The former parish of Queijas was officially created on 11th June 1993, by dismemberment of the parish of Carnaxide, integrating the villages of Queijas and Linda-a-Pastora.
It was extinct (aggregated) by the administrative reorganization of 2012/2013, being its territory integrated in the Union of Parishes of Carnaxide and Queijas.
It was elevated to village on July 12, 2001.
Its patron saint is Saint Michael.
It borders, to the North and West with Barcarena, to the Southwest with Caxias, to the South with Cruz Quebrada - Dafundo, to the Southeast with Linda-a-Velha, and Northeast with Carnaxide.