Évora (São Mamede, Evora

Building next to Praça do Giraldo in Évora, Rua João de Deus 16, 18 and 20, in the medieval arcades of the City. The building consists of a ground floor commercial space (42 m2), (leased), residential ground floor (73m2) with access to one of the backyards with (36 m2), 1st floor (111 m2) and 2nd floor (111 m2) both intended for housing, free, terrace with panoramic view, 2 contiguous patios with 85.96 m2 and also, another front of the same building towards the Sertório lane, with 4 more divisions (89 m2) and access to one of the backyards (66 m2). Évora, UNESCO world heritage city-museum for 36 years; Évora has maintained its traditional charm throughout the historic centre, within the Vauban-style walls built in the 17th century following the design of the French engineer Nicolas de Langres. During the important Roman period, Évora came to be called Liberalitas Júlia. The best-known monument in the city dates back to this time, the Roman Temple, built on one of the highest points in Évora. To visit, just make an appointment, any day of the week, including weekends and holidays to: (phone hidden) Energy Rating: C #ref:2151.1