Typical Lisbon "old-school", Rua da Rosa is famous for the quantity and variety of cosy bars, pubs and restaurants, where you breathe a certain international atmosphere. Great for both lunch during the day and for stretching the night since happy hour..

In its vicinity you will find crèches, schools, hospitals, supermarkets, viewpoints, gardens and a vast public transport network just a few meters from its location.

The apartment deserves a modenization. With two bedrooms, a bathroom, a living room, a kitchen, two pantry and charming private balcony overlooking the outside.

4th floor, without elevator, for investors and / or residential.

There are no photos of the interior, to protect the intimacy of the resident.

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Location:
The Parish of Mercy results from the aggregation of the former Parishes of the Incarnation, Mercês, Santa Catarina and São Paulo. The origin of the name of the Parish is due to the presence of the place of the Holy House of Mercy in the Church and Professed House of São Roque, since 1768.

The territory now known as Mercy has been, over the centuries, home to several religious institutions supporting children, for the Christianization of Moors and Jews and for the gathering of penitents women. With the expulsion of the Jesuits, the houses of the Society of Jesus were given to the Holy House of Mercy.

Also linked to agricultural production, the parish and its hills were basteced to the city in the Muslim era, mainly through the production of olive trees, fruits and cereals. With the Discoveries, the neighborhood grew to the North, acquiring a population more connected to maritime activities.

Centuries later, the strategic and commercial importance since "sailor quarter" made its reconstruction a priority after the Earthquake of 1755. Despite the damage, the structure of the streets was not altered, and the Cais do Sodré was born, a name that honors Vicente Sodré, navigator responsible for the first commercial and diplomatic contacts with India.

The presence of the nobility in the territory was also marked by the construction of numerous palaces, as is the case of the Palaces Cunhal das Bolas, Alvito, Almada Carvalhais, Marquis of Ficalho, Count of Lumiares, Marquis of Mines, Account Bug, Ludovice and Counts of Tomar, among others.

The popular neighborhood of parties, arraiais and marches colives today with the most current urban culture, with new restaurants, bars and taverns, in Bairro Alto, by the river and Cais do Sodré.

The Parish of Mercy, which is 1.11 km2 long, has about 11,000 inhabitants.

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Bank Financing:
Habita is a partner of several financial entities enabling all its customers free simulations of Housing Credit.
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Ref.: GP122003