2 Maisons à vendre, Appartements 3 Pièces à Lisboa, Arroios, Anjos, pres Commerce

Magnificent apartment.
Building recovered and in very good condition, with old Portuguese design.

Composed by:
-Kitchen
-1 bathroom
- 2 Bedrooms

Very quiet area with easy parking on the street, close to all shops and transport.
5 minutes from the Metro.
Excellent location.

ARROIOS:
Arroios is a dynamic and multifaceted place in the heart of the city of Lisbon that is home to around 92 nationalities. There are approximately 40 thousand people living in Arroios, spread across 57 kilometers of streets, in a space measuring more than two square kilometers - the equivalent of going to Sintra and back.

It goes from Largo do Intendente Pina Manique, with more traditional commerce and lots of cultural activity - a space even recommended by the New York newspaper The New York Times - to Saldanha, with offices and multinational companies.
In terms of population, the parish has a greater number of inhabitants than certain Portuguese cities such as, for example, Espinho or Portalegre.

Avenida Almirante Reis crosses the parish almost from one end to the other. Running along this central axis is the green metro line with striking architectural and artistic motifs.

The Andrade neighborhoods, in England, the Azores and Colónias, made up of buildings with a lot of history and stories to tell, mix Art Deco with Modernism, and have become cosmopolitan places and intercultural housing, with neighbors from the four corners of the world.

Above Praça das Novas Nações, located in the center of Bairro das Colónias, is the Monte Agudo Viewpoint, which offers a panoramic view over the city. It has an area of approximately 1.2 hectares, a tile panel designed by Fred Kradolfer and a terrace that complements the enjoyment of the landscape. From there, it is possible to see buildings with great impact, such as the headquarters of the Judiciary Police, located on Rua Gomes Freire.

Also located on Rua Gomes Freire, is the Academia Militar, a public military university higher education institution, which is close to the largest garden in the parish with an area of almost 2 hectares, in Campo dos Mártires da Pátria. Braamcamp Freire is the name of this garden in honor of the historian and archaeologist, which has a kiosk with a terrace, a sports center, a children’s playground and lakes with ducks and chickens. It is worth noting that there are trees here classified as being of public interest.

Below Campo dos Mártires da Pátria, there is Rua do Saco, where the São Lázaro Library, the oldest municipal library in Lisbon, is located. Created in 1883, the main room still maintains the beautiful furniture of the time and has publications from the 17th to the 21st centuries. Next to it, the first boys’ school to be built from scratch, during the reign of D. Luís, in 1875 - is Escola Básica no. 1 in Lisbon.

At the other end of the parish, in Largo de Dona Estefânia, there is the statue of Neptune that decorates the square’s fountain. This marble Neptune has already toured the city, having even been to Praça do Chile, where the statue of Fernão de Magalhães, a Portuguese navigator who undertook the first circumnavigation journey, stands today.

At the top of Almirante Barroso, whose jacaranda trees, at the beginning of summer, perfume and paint the street purple, is Praça José Fontana. The life of this square can be felt in the Henrique Lopes de Mendonça garden, with a bandstand in the center, a kiosk with a terrace and a children’s playground; at the Camões Secondary School, where several personalities from the country passed through; and at Mercado 31 de Janeiro, known for its diverse offer of fresh products and services.

Arroios has three recently requalified and modernized markets: Mercado 31 de Janeiro, Mercado de Arroios, with new restaurants at the entrance, and Mercado do Forno do Tijolo, which houses traditional stores, a CTT - Correios de Portugal store, the Clodomiro Alvarenga reading area, the Joaquim Campos Sports Complex, comprising the Arroios Swimming Pool, a sports center and a children’s playground, as well as the Culture Market - a multipurpose space that hosts cultural projects.

Add to all this the activity of cultural associations, the hotels and inns that welcome visitors who cross the territory every day, and the restaurants serving cuisine from all over the world, Arroios could only be a desired place.

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Magnificent apartment.
Building recovered and in very good condition, with old Portuguese design.

Composed by:
-Kitchen
-1 bathroom
- 2 Bedrooms

Very quiet area with easy parking on the street, close to all shops and transport.
5 minutes from the Metro.
Excellent location.

ARROIOS:
Arroios is a dynamic and multifaceted place in the heart of the city of Lisbon that is home to around 92 nationalities. There are approximately 40 thousand people living in Arroios, spread across 57 kilometers of streets, in a space measuring more than two square kilometers - the equivalent of going to Sintra and back.

It goes from Largo do Intendente Pina Manique, with more traditional commerce and lots of cultural activity - a space even recommended by the New York newspaper The New York Times - to Saldanha, with offices and multinational companies.
In terms of population, the parish has a greater number of inhabitants than certain Portuguese cities such as, for example, Espinho or Portalegre.

Avenida Almirante Reis crosses the parish almost from one end to the other. Running along this central axis is the green metro line with striking architectural and artistic motifs.

The Andrade neighborhoods, in England, the Azores and Colónias, made up of buildings with a lot of history and stories to tell, mix Art Deco with Modernism, and have become cosmopolitan places and intercultural housing, with neighbors from the four corners of the world.

Above Praça das Novas Nações, located in the center of Bairro das Colónias, is the Monte Agudo Viewpoint, which offers a panoramic view over the city. It has an area of approximately 1.2 hectares, a tile panel designed by Fred Kradolfer and a terrace that complements the enjoyment of the landscape. From there, it is possible to see buildings with great impact, such as the headquarters of the Judiciary Police, located on Rua Gomes Freire.

Also located on Rua Gomes Freire, is the Academia Militar, a public military university higher education institution, which is close to the largest garden in the parish with an area of almost 2 hectares, in Campo dos Mártires da Pátria. Braamcamp Freire is the name of this garden in honor of the historian and archaeologist, which has a kiosk with a terrace, a sports center, a children’s playground and lakes with ducks and chickens. It is worth noting that there are trees here classified as being of public interest.

Below Campo dos Mártires da Pátria, there is Rua do Saco, where the São Lázaro Library, the oldest municipal library in Lisbon, is located. Created in 1883, the main room still maintains the beautiful furniture of the time and has publications from the 17th to the 21st centuries. Next to it, the first boys’ school to be built from scratch, during the reign of D. Luís, in 1875 - is Escola Básica no. 1 in Lisbon.

At the other end of the parish, in Largo de Dona Estefânia, there is the statue of Neptune that decorates the square’s fountain. This marble Neptune has already toured the city, having even been to Praça do Chile, where the statue of Fernão de Magalhães, a Portuguese navigator who undertook the first circumnavigation journey, stands today.

At the top of Almirante Barroso, whose jacaranda trees, at the beginning of summer, perfume and paint the street purple, is Praça José Fontana. The life of this square can be felt in the Henrique Lopes de Mendonça garden, with a bandstand in the center, a kiosk with a terrace and a children’s playground; at the Camões Secondary School, where several personalities from the country passed through; and at Mercado 31 de Janeiro, known for its diverse offer of fresh products and services.

Arroios has three recently requalified and modernized markets: Mercado 31 de Janeiro, Mercado de Arroios, with new restaurants at the entrance, and Mercado do Forno do Tijolo, which houses traditional stores, a CTT - Correios de Portugal store, the Clodomiro Alvarenga reading area, the Joaquim Campos Sports Complex, comprising the Arroios Swimming Pool, a sports center and a children’s playground, as well as the Culture Market - a multipurpose space that hosts cultural projects.

Add to all this the activity of cultural associations, the hotels and inns that welcome visitors who cross the territory every day, and the restaurants serving cuisine from all over the world, Arroios could only be a desired place.

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