Benfica (Near the Market).3 bedroom apartment with good areas, completely refurbished to debut.Inserted in Building with 2 elevators.Equipped kitchen.Double-glazed window frames. Armored door.Very bright.Room with 30 m2.Suite.All rooms with wardrobe.Excellent location, close to all trade and transport.1 minute from cril accesses.Bank Financing:Habita is a partner of several financial entities enabling all its customers free simulations of Housing Credit.Location:The parish of Benfica covers 7% of the territory of the City but contains, in about half of its space, the "green lung" of the Portuguese capital, the Monsanto Forest Park.Benfica began as a village of peasants from the Saloia region. With them also some religious orders settled in the territory.In the 15th century, she was promoted to the state of justice of the Lisbon Term, being granted two private judges. It was also at that time that three important Brotherhoods were settled: Nossa Senhora do Amparo, Santo António and São Sebastião.In the 18th century there began to be a strong attraction of new wealthy classes, seduced by the landscape, which settle on farms.In the 19th century, links with public transport appeared and the exponential growth of the city was witnessed.City of Lisbon continued to grow rapidly, which was reflected in the increasing urbanization of the parish. From the 1950s to the 1990s of the 20th century, the population tripled from 17,843 inhabitants to about 50,000 inhabitants.In 1959 the territory is divided again and gives rise to the parish of São Domingos de Benfica.More recently, along with the growing building, there is a decrease in the resident population, not only due to the aging but also the migration of younger inhabitants to the periphery.Leisure and Culture:Most of the monuments in Benfica that were not destroyed by the urban expansion, are from the farms of Benfica. Some of these monuments, such as Quinta da Granja or Vila Ana, were in early 2008, waiting for restoration or preservation works.Among others, the following elements stand out:- Church of Our Lady of Amparo, on benfica road;- Church of Calhariz, in the area known by the same name;- Quinta da Granja, next to benfica stadium;- Bom Pastor Retreat, owned by the Patriarchate of Lisbon;- Águas Livres Aqueduct, parallel to the Sintra Line;Among others.Education:Benfica has a Campus of the Polytechnic Institute of Lisbon that excels in diversity and quality, adding several universities such as the Higher School of Education of Lisbon, the Higher School of Social Communication, the Higher School of Dance, the Higher School of Music of Lisbon, the Higher School of Theatre and Cinema, the Higher School of Health Technology of Lisbon, the Higher Institute of Engineering of Lisbon, the Higher Institute of Accounting and Administration of Lisbon.