1 bedroom apartment on the ground floor, vacant, with direct door to the patio | Villa in Mouraria

Vacant 1 bedroom apartment, in Mouraria, with direct door to the common patio of the Villa. Only 2 ground floors have a direct door to the patio, which is a great advantage to be able to benefit from a very large outdoor space and this is the best located. Come and see. The Villa has a gate that separates the courtyard from the public road. Location close to Martim Moniz and Baixa. Privileged orientation, with excellent sun exposure. In Calçada Agostinho de Carvalho, Mouraria, there are 14 apartments distributed in 2 buildings, corresponding to a Villa with a common patio and this is the only one available. Mouraria is one of the most traditional neighborhoods in the city of Lisbon. It is currently part of the parish of Santa Maria Maior. The old parishes of Socorro, São Cristóvão and São Lourenço, part of the slope of the Castle of São Jorge and Intendente are part of its territory. The Martim Moniz square resulted from the demolition of old streets in this neighborhood and its buildings. After the opening of the Mouraria Shopping Center in Martim Moniz to the public, the neighborhood became a very busy and welcoming place. Mouraria is considered one of the most ecumenical neighborhoods, a meeting point for people of different cultures and, at the same time, a place that keeps alive its ancient popular traditions, as can be confirmed by the existence of several fado houses, bars, taverns and cultural and sports collectives along with commercial establishments of Chinese and Indian origin, among others. Mouraria is a neighborhood that was forgotten for years, then received requalification works and became an ecumenical phenomenon, which despite some less desired episodes, is an interesting place in Lisbon from a tourist and cultural point of view. The name Mouraria is due to the fact that D. Afonso Henriques, after the conquest of Lisbon, confined an area of the city to the Muslims and it was in this neighborhood that the Moors remained after the Christian Reconquest.