“Imagine living close to everything.” That’s the promise of Praça Butantã Even. This square offers a unique blend of city access and residential tranquility.
Praça Butantã Even provides a club-like atmosphere right at home. It is located on Avenida Eliseu de Almeida in the Butantã district of São Paulo. The area is known for its residential feel that increases in value.
Praça Butantã Even sits conveniently next to the Vila Sônia Metro. This offers lots of open-air space. It brings leisure and comfort to your daily life. How long has it been since you sought such a place? Praça Butantã Even encourages a better daily experience.
The location provides quick access to major city roads. The minimalist design is surrounded by green space. Landscaping merges with the avenue at the entrance. Elevated leisure areas offer space and freedom.
A complete leisure area and comfort await. Discover the joy of staying home while enjoying your own club. Available facilities include adult and children’s pools and a solarium. There is also a barbecue area and a sports court. A playground and a party room add to the appeal. Also discover a gourmet area a toy library a fitness center gardens and a bike rack.
Apartments range from one to three bedrooms. The apartments are well-distributed. They combine comfort and convenience.
Even Construtora developed this project. It holds an ACQUA sustainability certification.
The Butantã district itself is diverse. In 2022 the population was 51715. Its area covers 12.9 square kilometers. The average income reaches R$ 2584.46. The Human Development Index is very high at 0.928.
The name “Butantã” comes from the Tupi language. It means “very hard land” or “place of strong wind”. Historically, Butantã served as a route for explorers and Jesuits.
Afonso Sardinha built the first sugar mill here in 1607. After the Jesuits were expelled in 1759 their lands were sold. The City Improvements Company urbanized the area.
Two historic buildings from the 17th and 18th centuries stand in Butantã. They are the Sertanista House and the Bandeirante House.
The Butantan Institute was founded in 1901. It was created to fight bubonic plague. A laboratory was set up near the Bacteriological Institute. It produced serums. Later it became the Butantan Institute.
The University City was inaugurated in 1934. It gathered existing institutions into one place.
The Eusébio Matoso Bridge opened in 1940. It connected Butantã to the other side of the river.
Neighborhoods started emerging in the 1920s.
Butantã borders Taboão da Serra and Osasco. There is a lot of commerce, services and leisure between these cities.
Butantã has the most museums in São Paulo. Most of them are in the University City and the Butantan Institute.
Praça Butantã Even is not just a place to live. It’s a gateway to a rich history and a vibrant present.