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2 bedrooms SP - Tremembé/ Tucuruvi Neighborhood

Entire rental unit

hosted by Silvia

4 guests
2 bedrooms
2 beds
1 bath

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Furry friends welcome

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Villagio newly built with 22 apartments furnished only for rental seasons, private entrance, located in the heart of the North Zone near Serra da Cantareira, considered one of the largest urban forests in the world. The neighborhood of Tremembé located in the north SP, which has excellent gastronomic options, 2 supermarkets nearby (Sugar bread and Tremembé probe.

Brás 10km.
Center 13km.
Anhembi 8,2km.
Tucuruvi subway 7,7km.
Guarulhos Airport 25km.

obs. Fit with 2 flights of stairs.

Where you'll sleep

Bedroom 1

1 double bed

Bedroom 2

1 double bed

Common space

1 sofa bed

What this place offers

Kitchen

Wifi

Free parking on premises

Pets allowed

Refrigerator

Long term stays allowed

Unavailable: Carbon monoxide alarm

Unavailable: Smoke alarm

Where you’ll be

Tremembé, São Paulo, Brazil

It is probably the urban region with the highest green area density in the municipality. In addition to the vegetation of the streets and lands, the extensive forests of Horto Florestal and Parque Estadual da Cantareira, which are around - part of the park belongs to the neighboring district Mandaqui. However, real estate growth, with the transformation of small plots of land into horizontal condominiums, has reduced vegetation cover. It is still a little verticalized region, which differentiates it from other districts of the municipality. The definition of the current Municipality Master Plan is awaited, to see how it will affect the characteristic of the district.

The district of Tremembé (the 4th in size among the 96 districts of the municipality) includes several neighborhoods. In more distant areas, clandestine subdivisions endanger the areas of springs near the mountain range, due to deforestation and urbanization without planning.

Tremembé has a strong bond of community participation among its entities, of which it is worth highlighting the local Lions and Rotary, the parish of São Pedro, the Gol de Letra Foundation and several others, which usually integrate to carry out actions.

It is home to the Forest Institute, home to the Forest Garden, created in the late 19th century by Albert Löfgren. From there, one can also reach one of the nuclei of Parque da Cantareira, an Atlantic Forest reserve that belongs to the São Paulo Green Belt Biosphere Reserve.

Also in the district is the traditional school in the region, EE Arnaldo Barreto, created in 1922 and operating to the present day.