Appartement 4 Pièces pour acheter à Lisboa

This flat is located at Rua Cidade de Benguela, 238, in one of the most prestigious areas of Olivais, Lisbon. The building stands out for its solid structure and well-preserved façades, providing a cosy and contemporary atmosphere.
This flat has 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a living room, functional kitchen, sunroom and an attic that can easily be transformed into another bedroom or serve as an office, offering flexibility and additional space to its residents.
Strategically located, the flat benefits from being close to the main access roads, such as Avenida de Berlim and Avenida Infante Dom Henrique, making it easy to get around the city. Olivais metro station and Moscavide train station are also close by, providing excellent public transport options.
Residents will be able to enjoy a peaceful residential environment, complemented by a complete infrastructure of services. Supermarkets such as Pingo Doce and Continente, pharmacies such as Farmácia Olivais, and a variety of restaurants and gyms are all within easy reach.
Ideal for families, this flat is close to playgrounds and green spaces such as Vale do Silêncio Park, providing safe play areas for children. With well-established public and public schools in the area, such as the Eça de Queirós Secondary School, this property offers all the conditions for comfortable and convenient family life.

The Olivais parish, in terms of access, its greatest asset is its proximity to the Encarnação Metro station. In this quiet, serene and peaceful neighborhood, it is very common to see children playing in the Vale do Silêncio Park or elderly people talking by the market. A typically residential neighborhood, with a strong component of services and public utilities and endowed with many green areas. Once a destination for the bourgeoisie and industry, which occupied the land with its farms and factories, today the Olivais district is characterized by vast residential areas mixed with wide green areas, and the central pole of services Spacio Shopping. In the 1960s, this area was part of a large-scale urban operation, integrated in the expansion strategies of the city of Lisbon, following the success of the Alvalade neighborhood. Here, we tried to design a neighborhood where the built buildings were connected by the green structure, with narrow streets, wide sidewalks, pedestrian connections and facades far from each other. Harmony exists, the population is proud of the noise of its trees and values its green spaces.