T2 Exclusif Dans Un Bâtiment Rénové Dans Le Prestigieux Quartier De Santos

Fantastic 2-bedroom apartment located on the 4th floor of this magnificent building. The total area is approximately 68 m2.

With a unique design, all the apartments in this building were the subject of an architectural and lighting project that highlights quality materials and finishes, resulting in comfortable and welcoming environments.
The fully equipped kitchen, with ample storage space, offers flexibility in customizing the spaces.

Benefiting from a prime location next to Largo de Santos, at the junction of Rua do Poço dos Negros and Rua de São Bento, the apartment provides easy access to various amenities, including restaurants, shops, local markets, and public transport.
The area is known for its historic and charming atmosphere, offering several cultural and leisure options nearby.

Tram 28 | All properties located along the Tram 28 line have been appreciating above the city average over the last 4 years.

Parking | Parking is 300 meters away, where you can have a parking space with a monthly pass.

Hotspot for tourists and locals | Location is a key factor when it comes to the real estate market. This is a safe bet given its location and the growing demand in this area.

No elevator

São Bento is one of the last traditional neighborhoods of Lisbon, within the tourist area, in the city center, in the parish of Misericórdia.
The project is located 600 meters from the Assembly of the Republic and on the border with the so-called “Golden Area”: Avenida da Liberdade, Chiado, and Príncipe Real.
Rua Poiais de São Bento reflects Lisbon’s new and thriving economy, with a variety of citizens and international residents, offering retail and services, shops, cafés, art galleries, restaurants, and easy access to transportation.

A parish born from the merger of the former parishes of Mercês, Santa Catarina, Encarnação, and São Paulo. From Bairro Alto and Príncipe Real to Cais do Sodré, there are countless points of tourist interest: the Glória and Bica funiculars, the Ribeira Market, the São Pedro de Alcântara and Santa Catarina viewpoints, and the very bars, restaurants, and nightlife of Bairro Alto and Cais do Sodré.
Príncipe Real, a very central area within one of Lisbon’s historic districts, is also a privileged area in terms of public spaces, very close to Jardim das Flores and Jardim do Príncipe Real, equipped with a children’s playground and outdoor terraces, theaters, and universities.
Bairro Alto is one of Lisbon’s oldest and most surprising neighborhoods (over 500 years old), with narrow cobbled streets, centuries-old houses, and small traditional shops. It has several bars, restaurants, and “fado houses” and a unique atmosphere. A “trendy” neighborhood where centuries-old houses blend with traditional commerce and leisure spaces, in a mix of color and forms.
Santa Catarina is, like so many others, a neighborhood built entirely on a hill. When Santa Catarina is mentioned, two places immediately come to mind: the Santa Catarina Viewpoint and Bica. A place with a variety of public transport, restaurants, and picturesque spots with outdoor terraces and rooftop decks offering stunning views over the City of Lisbon and the Tagus River.

Yes, outdoor