€339,500

1 bedroom apartment with 90% natural light and completely refurbished with 54 m² of floor space, located in a 3. th floor. Building with 2 elevators! From the integral remodeling, the following stand out: - Total replacement of the plumbing and new electrical installation; - New white lacquered window frames with double glazing; - Kitchen equipped with hob, oven, extractor fan and water heater; - False ceilings with recessed LED lights. It also has a large closed L-shaped balcony that connects the living room and bedroom. Apartment located next to Jardim Constantino, in the parish of Arroios, an emblematic space with lake and fountain, children's playground, kiosk,. A 5-minute walk from Saldanha and the historic Portugália brewery. Ideal for: those looking to live in the center of Lisbon with services, commerce and transport nearby, or for investment in renting in an area of high demand. NOTE: Property without UPDATED Use License and to be dealt with by CM Lisboa DEED to be executed under the terms of article 19, decree-law no. 10/2024, of January 8 (SIMPLEX) Book your visit now! Need financing? Count on the support of our office that accompanies you throughout the mortgage process. HISTORY At one time, numerous watercourses crossed this place. The name "Arroios" evokes those watercourses that existed here and that still survive in the toponyms of the streets of the parish. Arroios was not always a single parish the current situation resulted from the merger of the previous parishes of Anjos, Pena and São Jorge de Arroios. The settlement of this territory grew along with the first two poles, the Church of the Holy Angels (1551) and the Convent of Santana (1562). Fertile lands, abundant in water, settled populations and numerous convents were installed here, which after the extinction of the Religious Orders were converted, for the most part, into hospital equipment. The opening of Avenida Almirante Reis determined the urbanization of the nearby farms, giving rise to the neighborhoods of Andrade, England, Azores and Colonies, known as the thematic toponymy, intended for the petty bourgeoisie who worked in the vicinity. Immigration has brought major population changes in the area, and today it is one of the most intercultural areas of Lisbon, which the urban rehabilitation of the area has sought to frame.