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Set on the top floor of a historic building dating from 1906, this distinctive loft of approximately 90 sqm offers a contemporary interpretation of a space with strong architectural character, in a central Lisbon location on Avenida Almirante Reis, just a few minutes from Baixa.
Fully renovated in 2022, the apartment occupies the attic level of the building and immediately stands out for
Set on the top floor of a historic building dating from 1906, this distinctive loft of approximately 90 sqm offers a contemporary interpretation of a space with strong architectural character, in a central Lisbon location on Avenida Almirante Reis, just a few minutes from Baixa.
Fully renovated in 2022, the apartment occupies the attic level of the building and immediately stands out for its impressive interior proportions. Ceiling heights reaching approximately five metres, exposed timber beams and columns, and the pitched roof structure give the property a character rarely found in a conventional apartment.
Generous natural light enters through the windows and VELUX skylights, further enhancing the sense of space. The skylights feature remote operation, external solar protection and rain sensors, while the remaining solid wood, double-glazed tilt-and-turn windows contribute to both thermal and acoustic comfort.
The renovation sought to preserve the original character of the building while introducing high-quality materials and contemporary solutions. Portuguese wood features prominently throughout the interior, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere in contrast with some of the more refined, minimalist elements of the design.
The building’s original chimney was carefully restored and incorporated into an intimate lounge area, where an ADF Millenium R cast-iron wood-burning stove adds warmth and character to the space.
The BULTHAUP kitchen was specifically designed for the loft and finished in red Estremoz travertine marble, also incorporating a bar area. It features a concealed sink, a BORA induction hob with integrated extraction, and a selection of appliances by SIEMENS and SMEG.
The bathroom reflects the same attention to materials and detail. A bespoke brass wall discreetly conceals it from the main living space, while inside there is underfloor heating, a PORCELANOSA natural stone washbasin, LEFROY BROOKS fittings and ceramic tiles by VIÚVA LAMEGO. An OKULTUS door with an electromagnetic closing system and OLIVARI hardware completes the design.
Further details include switches and sockets designed by Portuguese architect Siza Vieira, bespoke natural silk and velvet curtains by Atelier Fátima Neto, and hand-painted wallpaper imported from the United States.
The furniture and decorative elements bring together pieces from different countries and design traditions, contributing to the loft’s eclectic and cosmopolitan identity.
More than a conventional renovation, this is a highly individual property where original architecture, contemporary design and a carefully considered selection of materials come together naturally.
An appealing choice for those looking for an unconventional Lisbon residence, a sophisticated pied-à-terre, or a distinctive property in a central area of the city.
6th floor without lift. Energy Rating: F #ref:LFC_EJM01