Maison Mitoyenne De 3+1 Chambres Avec Bassin Profond Privé Et Vue Sur Estrela

Located in the heart of Estrela, one of Lisbon’s most established and sought-after neighbourhoods, this four-storey townhouse sits just moments from Jardim da Estrela and the Basilica, enjoying open views and a rare sense of tranquillity in the centre of the city.

Connected by both a lift and a beautifully designed staircase, the house unfolds across four levels with a layout that balances openness and privacy. It comprises three bedrooms, four bathrooms, two living areas, and a generous open space ideal as a home office, library or reading room, allowing the home to adapt naturally to different ways of living.

Natural light is a defining feature throughout. Floor-to-ceiling sliding windows frame the surrounding greenery and terraces, while ceiling heights of up to four metres create an immediate feeling of volume and calm. Carefully considered architectural details, discreet recessed lighting, marble finishes in the kitchen and bathrooms, and warm timber elements lend the interiors a timeless and understated elegance.

Outside, approximately 43 sqm of private outdoor space extends the living areas into a series of terraces, balconies and a secluded garden with a small plunge pool, creating intimate spaces to enjoy throughout the day.

The property also includes a private garage with space for two to three vehicles on floor -1, along with a cleaning room, trash room, utility room and storage area - a rare convenience in this part of Lisbon.

Estrela has long been appreciated for its residential character, elegant architecture, and relaxed pace of life. International schools, independent cafés, restaurants, local shops, and easy access to the bridge leading to the beaches of Costa da Caparica are all within easy reach, while excellent transport connections, including the historic Tram 28, place the rest of the city comfortably within reach. It is a neighbourhood that offers the perfect balance between peaceful living and urban convenience, making it one of Lisbon’s most enduring addresses.