Appartement Rénové De 3 Chambres Datant Du 18ème Siècle

Living on Rua do Loreto means being at the center of historic Lisbon, where urban sophistication and cultural energy naturally coexist. Adjacent to Praça Luís de Camões, in Chiado, one of the city’s most emblematic and sought-after neighborhoods, this is a setting where historic cafés, signature restaurants, galleries, theatres, bookstores, retail commerce and viewpoints are part of everyday life. Here, Lisbon is experienced on foot, with privileged proximity to the Tagus River, Príncipe Real, Baixa and Avenida da Liberdade, in a balance between centrality, heritage and quality of life that is increasingly difficult to find.

It is within this context that we find this 3-bedroom apartment with 150.95 sqm of private gross area, set within a historic building that predates the 1755 Lisbon earthquake and was later integrated into the city’s Pombaline reconstruction, recognizable through its structural system and characteristic architectural elements. Both the building and the apartment preserve 18th century tile details, maintaining a particularly strong historic identity. Deeply marked by traditional Lisbon architecture, the building benefited from a rare and significant structural intervention in this area of the city. The full renovation carried out in 2006 introduced a central concrete structure with steel perimeter beams, ensuring a high level of robustness, stability and comfort.

Upon entering, the apartment immediately reveals a particularly balanced combination of classical elegance and contemporary comfort. The detailed ceilings, 18th century tiles and original wooden shutters preserve the architectural memory of the space, while the renovation introduced a more modern and functional technical approach, including tilt-and-turn PVC window frames, double glazing, multilayer plumbing, air conditioning and a range of solutions focused on thermal and acoustic comfort, as well as daily efficiency.

The social area benefits from excellent flow between rooms while simultaneously maintaining a sense of privacy and residential scale that is difficult to replicate in contemporary developments. The fully equipped kitchen combines wooden cabinetry with natural stone countertops and access to a balcony, integrating built-in appliances and a practical layout for everyday living. The apartment operates entirely without gas, relying exclusively on electrical solutions and a water heater system.

The private area consists of three bedrooms, including a suite with a walk-in closet, complemented by built-in wardrobes, storage areas and two full bathrooms. The presence of natural solid wood flooring throughout the dry areas reinforces the comfort and welcoming atmosphere of the home, while the natural stone finishes in the wet areas add material consistency and durability. The French windows allow for excellent natural light, enhancing the sense of space and the connection with the surrounding urban atmosphere of Chiado.

The building benefits from an elevat
Energy Rating: B-
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