2 Properties to Rent, Apartments - Apartment in Lisboa, Avenidas Novas (São Sebastião da Pedreira), near Police

Fantastic 0 bedroom flat for rent with a gross area of 31m2.

Composed by:
-Living room with mosaic floor and with a bed that can be retracted;
-Kitchen with mosaic floor and granite top;
Equipped with crockery, hob, oven, extractor fan, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine and fridge.
-Bathroom with tiled floor and bathtub;
-Balcony.

Equipped with double glazing, air conditioning, electric shutters, video intercom, solar panel for water heating and armoured door.

The flat is fully furnished and has immediate availability.

Its location is an asset, being a 20-minute walk from the Entrecampos train station, where you can catch trains to any part of the country, with a bus stop a 2-minute walk away and very close to all commerce.

Lisbon is the capital of Portugal, a lively city with somewhere to go or something to do. It has a network of motorways and a high-speed rail system (Alfa Pendular), which connects the main Portuguese cities to the capital.
It is the seventh most visited in southern Europe. Globally, Lisbon was the 35th largest tourist destination in 2015, with around 4 million visitors. In 2018 it won the awards for ’Best Destination City’ and ’Best City Break Destination’ worldwide at the World Travel Awards.
Lisbon is a city full of green spaces of various sizes. It was in this city that the first botanic garden Portuguese emerged: Ajuda Botanical Garden.
You can also count on a wide range of services, including the Colombo and Vasco da Gama shopping centres, which you can reach by taking the various transports available.

There are plenty of reasons to visit this wonderful flat.
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1 Bedroom apartment refurbished in Avenidas Novas. The apartment has air conditioning, hot and cold, fully equipped kitchen, double glazed windows, wooden floors and high security door. Characterized by its wide areas and sun exposure. Location in one of the most emblematic areas of the city, with good road access and close to all types of public transport and services.
As Lisbon grew in the mid-20th century, it expanded north, away from the river. Residential and business districts were born around long, broad avenues, today collectively known as Avenidas Novas (’New Avenues’). Originally many palatial mansions lined these avenues. Most who visit Lisbon will go through it to reach some of the city’s best museums (the Gulbenkian is not to be missed), and many will also be making it their home, as a large number of the city’s hotels are located here. In between it all there are some excellent restaurants to look for, as well as the city’s most popular shopping malls. Areas very well served of transports, services, commerce, schools and only five minutes from the Lisbon airport, and good accesses to the main roads, leading to all points of the city or to exit Lisbon North/South.