New building with 9 fractions and garage in Ajuda, composed of 2 floors, 12 places and parking, 11 storage rooms and common terrace for the two fractions of duplex housing.
Building constituted by: 2 shops with 80m2 and 65m2, 4 T2 with 80m2, 1 T2 with 95m2 and 2 duplex with 90m2 and with a terrace of 140m2.
Area well served by transport, schools and universities.
Total area - 388m2, Implantation area - 276m2
Ajuda is a parish in the municipality of Lisbon, located in the Western part of the capital, with an area of 2.88 km² and 15 617 inhabitants (2011). Density: 5 422.6 inhabitants/km².
The parish of Ajuda is located between the beach of Belém and the mountain of Monsanto.
It was a place not very conducive to agriculture. Legend has it that a shepherd passing by had an apparition of the Virgin Mary.
The news spread quickly, and soon the believers came and settled there. The Ermida de Nossa Senhora da Ajuda was built to worship the Virgin, which also led to the construction of houses and shacks.
The small sanctuary soon gave way to a larger church. The number of pilgrims grew every year, even the highest members of society paid devotion to Our Lady of Ajuda. An example of this was D. Catarina, wife of D. João III. The nobility tried to settle in the place to better worship the Virgin, turning Ajuda into a housing area for wealthy people.
The parish was established in 1551.
Heritage
- Ajuda National Palace or Ajuda Palace
- Memória Church or Nossa Senhora do Livramento and São José Church
- Santana Mills Viewpoint
- Nossa Senhora da Boa Hora Convent
- Assembly of the "Fornos de El-Rei
- Paço Velho
- Ajuda Tower
- Pedro Teixeira Town
- Chapel of Nosso Senhor do Cruzeiro
- Ladies Garden
- Botanical Garden
- Counts of Ega Palace
- Monument to D. Carlos I
Building constituted by: 2 shops with 80m2 and 65m2, 4 T2 with 80m2, 1 T2 with 95m2 and 2 duplex with 90m2 and with a terrace of 140m2.
Area well served by transport, schools and universities.
Total area - 388m2, Implantation area - 276m2
Ajuda is a parish in the municipality of Lisbon, located in the Western part of the capital, with an area of 2.88 km² and 15 617 inhabitants (2011). Density: 5 422.6 inhabitants/km².
The parish of Ajuda is located between the beach of Belém and the mountain of Monsanto.
It was a place not very conducive to agriculture. Legend has it that a shepherd passing by had an apparition of the Virgin Mary.
The news spread quickly, and soon the believers came and settled there. The Ermida de Nossa Senhora da Ajuda was built to worship the Virgin, which also led to the construction of houses and shacks.
The small sanctuary soon gave way to a larger church. The number of pilgrims grew every year, even the highest members of society paid devotion to Our Lady of Ajuda. An example of this was D. Catarina, wife of D. João III. The nobility tried to settle in the place to better worship the Virgin, turning Ajuda into a housing area for wealthy people.
The parish was established in 1551.
Heritage
- Ajuda National Palace or Ajuda Palace
- Memória Church or Nossa Senhora do Livramento and São José Church
- Santana Mills Viewpoint
- Nossa Senhora da Boa Hora Convent
- Assembly of the "Fornos de El-Rei
- Paço Velho
- Ajuda Tower
- Pedro Teixeira Town
- Chapel of Nosso Senhor do Cruzeiro
- Ladies Garden
- Botanical Garden
- Counts of Ega Palace
- Monument to D. Carlos I