Renovated 2 bedroom apartment in Ameixoeira

397 500 €

3 Pièces
2 Chambres
2 Salles de bains
~77 m² Surface totale
~77 m² Surface habitable

Description

This sophisticated two-bedroom apartment, measuring 77 m², is located in a quiet and well-established area of Ameixoeira, benefiting from excellent accessibility and services. With two generously sized bedrooms, both with built-in wardrobes, including a suite, and a second full bathroom, the property offers a functional layout combined with comfort. The living room, spacious and filled with natural light, provides a cozy and inviting atmosphere, ideal for leisure and social moments. The modern kitchen, equipped with a dining area, stands out for its practicality and contemporary design. One of the main attributes of this property is the unobstructed and panoramic view over the city of Lisbon, which gives a unique sense of tranquility and well-being. Located just 500 meters from the Ameixoeira Metro station, with public transport at the door and a wide range of shops and services nearby, this property represents an excellent opportunity for those seeking quality of life combined with urban convenience.

Caractéristiques

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Engel & Völkers Lisboa MMC

+351 210 200 490

Votre conseiller: Marilia Macedo

ID de la propriété: W-0479FM

Localisation : Ameixoeira, Lisbonne

The parish is named after the old Quinta de Santa Clara. The territory of the parish is located in the old "saloia" area, which supplied the city with its farms and fields of cultivation, remaining so until the first decades of the 20th century. The term Ameixoeira is believed to have come from a Moor named Mixo who lived there. Until the 18th century, it was called Mixoeira. It was a place chosen by the people of Lisbon to spend the summer months, and a "resting place" for writers, politicians, and liberal professionals. From 1901 to 1928, the "fashion" of dueling in defense of honor was established on the Estrada Militar. In Charneca, there still exists the old Terreiro da Feira de S. Bartolomeu, the last market square in Lisbon. Famous in both parishes was the "Vinho do Termo" which supplied the capital's taverns, with vineyards predominantly cultivated in the Quintas da Torrinha and Mourisca. A habit that remained there until the first decade of the 20th century was the "bull waiting" on Calçada de Carriche. Another popular custom among the workers and bourgeois of Lisbon was the "visit to the gardens" on Sundays. In the early decades of the 20th century, the farms began to be abandoned by the owners who later authorized the use of the courtyards and uncultivated lands for the construction of "shacks," beginning the area's degradation. In 1959, a large part of Charneca's territory was transferred to the parishes of Lumiar and Olivais. Today, the "old cores" of Ameixoeira and Charneca coexist with the 20th-century construction areas, such as the Torres do Lumiar and the Paço da Ameixoeira, or social housing like Alto do Chapeleiro, Galinheiras, Grafanil, Quinta da Torrinha, and part of Alta de Lisboa. Merger of the former parishes of Charneca and Ameixoeira.