Located in Santa Catarina, next to Chiado, the Hera 15 development benefits from an extremely central and privileged location thus making it an exclusive enterprise to live or invest.The Hera 15 is a project consisting of 4 luxury apartments T1 to T3 duplex, with areas between 136 and 226 m2 by Samuel Torres de Carvalho, author of several emblematic buildings in Lisbon such as the five-star hotel Memo Príncipe Real and the St. Helena Residence in Alfama.The Hera 15 is a total refurbishment that maintains the building's original façade. All apartments have outdoor spaces, a cozy patio or south-facing terraces which means plenty of natural light.Loaded with history and a strong intellectual and artistic component, the area of Chiado and Santa Catarina assert themselves as the places with the most gastronomic, cultural and tourist offer of Lisbon with numerous shops of international brands, renowned restaurants, museums and art schools.The completion of the Work is scheduled for May 2021Bank Financing:Habita is a partner of several financial entities enabling all its customers free simulations of Housing Credit.Location:Misericórdia is a portuguese parish in the municipality of Lisbon, belonging to the Historic Center Zone of the capital, with an area of 1.11 km².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.Place of aggregation of an artistic class were several figures of cultural and political life who lived in the former and present territory of the parish.In the 19th century. The territory continued to bring together artists and intellectuals, who frequented its theaters and cafes. Also the press settled in the space of the current parish, occupying return palaces. Newspapers such as Diário de Notícias, Revolução de Lisboa, Mundo and Século thus animated the nightlife of the neighborhood, which became increasingly accessible with the new elevators of Glória, Bica and Estrela.Culture and Leisure: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.There are several museums that make the delights of visitors, as well as gardens and viewpoints:- Pharmacy Museum- Water Museum – Patriarchal Reservoir- Communications Museum- Museum of São Roque- Geological Museum- Masonic Museum Portuguese- Atelier-Museum Júlio Pomar- Garden of São Pedro de Alcântara/Jardim António Nobre- Fialho de Almeida Garden / Flower Square- Roque Gameiro Garden- Sá da Bandeira Garden- Prince Royal Garden/Garden France Borges- Garden of Alto de Santa Catarina- Viewpoint of Santa Catarina- Viewpoint of São Pedro de Alcântara