£1,559,000

3 Bedrooms 1 Suite 4 Bathrooms 2 Parking Spaces Garden Backyard Service area Condo fee: R$0 IPTU (tax): R$462 x 10 CRECI/SP Nº 041632-J CRECI/SP Nº 191558-F The neighborhood of Chácara Monte Alegre is located in São Paulo and has as main streets: Estuário Street, Guilherme Asbahr Neto Street, Jacatirão Street, Mapuá Street and Marcondésia Street. Living here, you will be well served by transport with bus lines. The history of the Chácara Monte Alegre neighborhood, in the city of São Paulo, dates back to the nineteenth century. In 1857, the Italian businessman Pedro de Toledo bought a large area of land in the region and founded the Monte Alegre Plant. The plant was an important center of economic development for the region, attracting Italian immigrants and other workers. From the beginning of the twentieth century, the neighborhood began to be urbanized. In 1917, the first electric tram was inaugurated in the region, connecting Praça João Mendes, in the center of São Paulo, to Vila de Santo Amaro. In 1939, Washington Luís Avenue was inaugurated, which facilitated access to the neighborhood. The urbanization of the neighborhood continued in the following decades. In 1950, the Chácara Flora Condominium was founded, one of the first gated communities in the city of São Paulo. In the 1960s and 1970s, the neighborhood received a series of new allotments, which contributed to its population growth. Currently, Chácara Monte Alegre is an upper-middle-class residential neighborhood. The neighborhood is very wooded, known for its tranquility, security and infrastructure. It has services and shops, as well as green areas, such as Parque do Cordeiro and Praça Helio Smidt. Chácara Monte Alegre is a neighborhood that combines history, modernity and quality of life. It is an ideal place for those who want to live in a quiet neighborhood full of greenery, with access to all the amenities of the city.