Single-family house - Imaculado Coração de Maria

Mixed building located at Rua Jaime Bruno Pereira no. 2 and Rua das Lajes, no. 40, parish of Imaculado Coração de Maria, municipality of Funchal, comprising a residential house and yard (logradouro), with a total area of 350 m2, of which 90 m2 is covered surface, described in the Land Registry Office of Funchal under no. 1415 and registered in the land registry, the urban part under article 526 and the rural part under article 78, section C, of the said parish of Santa Maria Maior, where the acquisition in favour of the deceased inventory subjects, Jaime de Leça and Maria Giselda de Abreu Leça, under AP.28 of 17/10/2009, is recorded.

The property is located in a consolidated urban residential area, characterised by single-family houses intended for residential use. There is some traditional retail in the area, and houses interspersed with small plots of land, public services and restaurants only in the centre of the parish. It is an area with reasonable road access. It has good sun exposure.
The sale arises from an inventory action.
Before bidding on the property, the bidder must familiarise themselves with the bidding rules set out in Despacho 12624/2015 of 9 November, the provisions on sales in the Code of Civil Procedure (C.P.C.), and also Portaria 282/2013 of 29 August, failing which no non-conformity may subsequently be raised, the assets being sold in the condition in which they stand, both de facto and de jure. It is the sole responsibility of interested parties to verify the condition of the property, and they should visit the property before submitting any bid. Visits will be arranged in advance through the contacts indicated in the visiting arrangements with the appointed Enforcement Agent and appointed Sales Officer, and will take place up to 5 days before the final date of the auction. It is the sole and exclusive responsibility of the bidder to verify the condition of the asset to be acquired, and before submitting a bid they must ensure that it meets their expectations and is in the conditions they require. By submitting a bid, the interested party is presumed to have inspected the asset and to know its characteristics, and no liability is accepted for its state of repair. The asset is sold in the condition in which it stands, both de facto and de jure, so the failure of the bidder to carry out this verification does not, under the law, result in the annulment of the sale. All costs associated with the acquisition shall be borne by the purchaser.