T2 Flat - Casal da Barota - Belas - Queluz

Fração autónoma designada pela letra "Z" correspondente ao primeiro andar C - habitação - com arrecadação n.º15, no prédio urbano sito na Rua D.
Mafalda, n.º9 e Rua D. Brites, n.ºs 10 a 10-G, Casal do Barota, freguesia de Belas, concelho de Queluz, descrito na Conservatória do Registo Predial de Queluz sob a ficha 2861 da freguesia de Belas e inscrito na matriz predial urbana sob o artigo 9546 da dita freguesia. AP. 2977 de 2011/11/08.

T2 composed of 3 rooms, kitchen, 2 WCs and a storage room in the attic with number 15.
The custodian is the judgment debtor who lives in the property.
The furnishings of the property are not included.
Once the sale is completed and given that the property is in the possession of the custodian, the custodian will be notified to hand it over voluntarily. If they do not, the bidder may request the forced delivery of the property within the enforcement proceedings itself, the costs of which shall be borne by that same bidder, as well as the registration costs.

Visits must be requested no later than 5 business days before the date set for the end of the auction. They must be scheduled directly with the custodian, using the contact details available in the visits field. All requests for information must be submitted in the "information" field of the E-Leilões platform.
Interested parties should familiarise themselves with the qualities and characteristics of the property for sale, such as licences and other aspects they consider relevant. It is the sole and exclusive responsibility of the bidder to verify the condition of the property to be acquired and, before submitting a bid, to ensure that it meets their expectations and is in the desired condition. The property is sold in its current state, and interested parties wishing to submit an offer are therefore advised to carry out a prior inspection of its condition. The failure of the bidder to carry out this inspection does not, under the law, lead to the annulment of the sale.
It is the responsibility of interested parties / bidders to verify the condition of the property to be acquired and, before submitting a bid, to ensure that it meets their expectations and is in the desired condition. By submitting a bid, the interested party is presumed to have inspected the property and to be aware of its characteristics, and any liability for its state of repair is disclaimed. The property is sold in its current state, so the failure of the bidder to carry out this inspection does not, under the law, lead to the annulment of the sale. Anyone wishing to bid must understand how the electronic auction sale works and its rules. Careful reading of the questions and answers at https://www.e-leiloes.pt/faqs.aspx is advised.
You should also bear in mind that, given the specific nature of the sale and the fact that the property is not handed over at the time of adjudication, it may suffer deterioration or alterations, for which responsibility shall lie solely with the custodian.