About this 3 bedroom flat in Arroios 3 bedroom flat with a surface area of 95,9 m2 useful, without any works, with old style charm (parquet floors and ceiling mouldings) in ARROIOS. The flat comprises: an entrance hall, a living room with a balcony, a dining room, a semi open plan fitted kitchen, a hallway, a bathroom with a washbasin and a water closet, three bedrooms, a canopy.

Ideal for a family To visit quickly The flat is directly habitable. Windows with double glazing. Location: Arroios neighbourhood Arroios has as its main characteristic the buildings that were built in the 19th and 20th centuries. It is a former agricultural area of Lisbon, one of the most recent districts of the Portuguese capital.

Rua de Arroios, Rua dos Anjos and Avenida Almirante Reis are the result of a mixture of architectural styles from the 19th and 20th centuries. These are residential and small business areas, occupied by many people passing through. Here several of Lisbon's tram lines cross, allowing you to hear the typical silvares of this ancient means of transport much appreciated and used by Lisboners and visitors alike.

Arroios is multicultural, originating from the street with the most nationalities in the country: Rua Morais Soares with about 70 cultures and nationalities from all over the world. Despite this mix of cultures, everyone lives in peace and harmony. The parish of Arroios is defined by the different squares, gardens and avenues.

A unique place in the city that is sought after by the new generations to live. History of D'Arroios Arroios was founded in the 16th century. The first buildings to be built here were the Igreja dos Santos Anjos in 1551 and the Convento de Santana in 1562. The name Arroios comes from the fact that there are many waterways and fountains where the population was supplied in this area of Lisbon.

Arroios had some of the most fertile agricultural land in the city of Lisbon. Arroios was always a rural area of Lisbon, until the construction of the present Avenida Almirante Reis, the former Avenida Dona Amélia and the creation of the colonies, Andrades of England and the Azores. The inhabitants belonged to the bourgeoisie.

Arroios saw an increase in cultural diversity from the last third of the 20th century, due to the immigration of people from the most varied parts of the world, namely Brazil, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Israel, Japan, China, England, among many others. Arroios began to include the parishes of Anjos, Pena and Sao Jorge de Arroios after the administrative reform of the parishes in 2012.

Proximity Close to several shops and restaurants. 10 min walk to the restaurant La Villa Restaurante 10 min walk to Do Alentejo restaurant 3 min walk to Symphonie supermarket 4 min walk to Go Natural Estefnia supermarket 6 min walk to D.Britos café 13 min walk to Eduardo VII Park 9 min walk to Picoas metro station 7 min walk to AntaveMédis clinic An excellent investment opportunity. Contact me for more information. Contact: 920 221 142 / +33768920210 I speak French, English and Italian I share 50%-50% with all agencies #ref: 91614