2 bedrooms Apartment in Lisbon, Portugal No. 100548

Quase todo o bairro é composto de prédios, mas há uma zona muito interessante (o bairro da Calçada dos Mestres) com vista para o aqueduto da Águas Livres, onde encontramos moradias geminadas com quintais. Aqui habitam jovens, idosos e famílias. Há o movimento dos que saem de manhã e voltam à noite, mas também de quem aqui faz vida durante o dia: para uma ida à mercearia de rua, ou então até às Amoreiras para outro tipo de compras. A maioria do comércio está concentrada neste centro que foi há uns anos o maior da cidade. Apesar de ser um bairro calmo, é por aqui que passa todo o trânsito que vem do Centro e se desloca ou para Sul ou para a linha de Cascais (e vice versa de manhã). E quem fizer esse caminho vai-se deparar com o Aqueduto das Águas Livres, uma obra emblemática e grandiosa de Lisboa do séc. XVIII, um complexo sistema de captação e distribuição de água à cidade. Uma visita obrigatória para quem não conhece. Importante referir a presença da Universidade Nova de Lisboa, um pólo de atração de gente jovem para a zona, que consequentemente tem ajudado a desenvolver o comércio e serviços. Categoria Energética: A Excellent modern and spacious 2-bedroom flat with 113 m2, finished to a high standard and with all the amenities for a comfortable and sophisticated lifestyle. Located in Campolide - a central, quiet area with great access. With high-quality finishes, a contemporary design and stunning, unobstructed views. This flat offers the perfect balance between comfort, functionality and sophistication. The flats have a functional layout and excellent natural light. Two private parking spaces and a large storage room. Equipped with air conditioning, ventilation in all rooms, central vacuum system, solar thermal system and heat pump to ensure energy efficiency. Inserted in a building with 6 floors and only 15 flats. Campolide was once a good farming land, where there were several farms. Across the hillside, there were olive groves, orchards, and vineyards. Currently, these hills 'hide' a calm and safe neighborhood, with mostly 1970s houses. Almost the entire neighborhood consists of buildings, but there is a very interesting area (the Calçada dos Mestres neighborhood) with a view of the Águas Livres Aqueduct, where we find semi-detached houses with yards. Here live young people, the elderly, and families. There is the movement of those who leave in the morning and return at night, but also of those who live here during the day: for a trip to the street grocery store, or even to Amoreiras for other types of shopping. Most of the commerce is concentrated in this center, which was the largest in the city a few years ago. Despite being a quiet neighborhood, it is here that all the traffic coming from the Center passes and moves either south or to the Cascais line (and vice versa in the morning). And anyone taking this route will come across the Águas Livres Aqueduct, an emblematic and grandiose work of 18th-century Lisbon, a complex system of water capture and distribution to the city. A must-visit for those who are not familiar with it. It's important to mention the presence of the Nova University of Lisbon, a hub of attraction for young people to the area, which has consequently helped to develop commerce and services. Energy Rating: A