It is a large development located in the heart of Lisbon, with an offer of studios, 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments. The project also has underground parking and private storage rooms for residents, along with large common spaces and three elevators for easy access.

The development enjoys a privileged location, adjacent to Avenida Almirante Reis, one of Lisbon’s main arteries, providing easy access to the airport and the historic areas of the city center. It is located in a neighborhood with many businesses, hotels, and universities, making it an ideal choice for those looking for a convenient and luxurious living experience in the heart of Lisbon.

This is a mostly residential and commercial neighborhood. The houses maintain an original architecture, usually having a good size. Of family origin, traditional commerce is concentrated here – furniture shops, cafes, restaurants – but also reflects new trends. It is a very interesting neighborhood to live in, given its centrality, ease of access, public transport network, proximity to hospitals, schools and the police.

Arroios has three recently requalified and modernized markets: 31 de Janeiro Market, Arroios Market, with new restaurants at the entrance, and Forno do Tijolo Market, which houses shops with traditional commerce, a CTT Correios de Portugal store, the Clodomiro Alvarenga reading room, the Joaquim Campos Sports Complex, consisting of the Arroios Swimming Pool, a sports complex and a children’s playground, as well as the Culture Market a multipurpose space that hosts cultural projects.

This is a mostly residential and commercial neighborhood. The houses maintain an original architecture, usually having a good size. Of family origin, traditional commerce is concentrated here – furniture shops, cafes, restaurants – but also reflects new trends. It is a very interesting neighborhood to live in, given its centrality, ease of access, public transport network, proximity to hospitals, schools and the police.

Arroios has three recently requalified and modernized markets: 31 de Janeiro Market, Arroios Market, with new restaurants at the entrance, and Forno do Tijolo Market, which houses shops with traditional commerce, a CTT Correios de Portugal store, the Clodomiro Alvarenga reading room, the Joaquim Campos Sports Complex, consisting of the Arroios Swimming Pool, a sports complex and a children’s playground, as well as the Culture Market a multipurpose space that hosts cultural projects.

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