Set of urban building for housing

• urban building intended for housing, situated at Rua do Pavilhão, nº

123, parish of Delães, described in the Vila Nova de Famalicão Land Registry Office under 990 of the parish of Delães and e
registered in the respective urban property register under article 791 of the said parish.
Description: Single-storey house with 6 rooms.
Use: Housing. Number of floors: 1. Typology/Rooms: 6
Total land area: 1,040.0000 m² Building footprint area: 140.0000 m² Gross construction area:
140.0000 m² Gross dependent area: 0.0000 m² Gross private area: 140.0000 m².
Year of registration in the property register: 1986. Current tax asset value (CIMI): €68,241.34. Determined in the year: 2024.

• plot of land for construction, with a total land area of 652 m2, situated at Lugar da Portela, parish of Delães, VN Famalicão, described in the Vila Nova de Famalicão Land Registry Office under nº 989, of the parish of Delães and registered in the respective urban property register under article 1047 of the said parish.

Description: A plot of land for construction.
Total land area: 652.0000 m² Building footprint area: 125.0000 m² Gross construction area:
250.0000 m² Gross dependent area: 125.0000 m²
Year of registration in the property register: 1994. Current tax asset value (CIMI): €24,206.41. Determined in the year: 2024

Judicial sale for division of common property, case 5653/25.4T8VNF

The assets are sold in the condition in which they stand, and it is the sole and exclusive responsibility of the bidder to verify the characteristics of the assets to be acquired, so before submitting a bid they should make sure that the assets meet their expectations and are in the required condition. By submitting a bid, the interested party is presumed to have inspected the assets and to be aware of their characteristics, and any liability for their state of repair is disclaimed. Prospective buyers must carry out a prior inspection of the condition of the assets. The failure of bidders to carry out this inspection does not, under the law, result in the annulment of the sale, and therefore cannot be invoked as grounds for nullity of the sale. You should bear in mind that, given the nature of the sale and the fact that the assets are not handed over at the time of adjudication, they may suffer deterioration or alterations, for which liability is disclaimed.