Una Caratteristica Casa A Schiera Con Tre Camere Da Letto Con Vista Sul Fiume Aperto

Positioned on a discreet private street above the River Tagus, a remarkable three-bedroom townhouse in the heart of Lisbon.

Arranged across three expansive floors and extending to approximately 370 sq m, the residence combines panoramic river views, exceptional volumes and a level of privacy rarely encountered in such a central setting.

The principal living floor unfolds towards the river, where expansive reception spaces stretch across the width of the townhouse and open onto a generous south-facing terrace.

Floor-to-ceiling glazing draws natural light deep into the interiors throughout the day, creating an uninterrupted dialogue between the living spaces and the landscape beyond. Framed by panoramic views across the Tagus, the terrace is equally suited to long lunches, evening gatherings and quieter moments above the city.

Living, dining and kitchen spaces have been carefully composed to feel both generous and intimate, balancing a sense of openness with the ease of everyday living and entertaining. A bedroom is also positioned on this level, offering flexibility for guests or extended family living.

The upper floor forms a private retreat above Lisbon, where two bedroom suites are arranged around the views beyond. The principal suite enjoys open vistas across the River Tagus, while both bedrooms benefit from en-suite bathrooms and integrated storage, reinforcing a sense of privacy and independence throughout.

Natural light moves steadily through the interiors from morning through to evening, shaped by a south-facing orientation that brings warmth and softness to every room.

Chiado remains one of Lisbon’s most enduring addresses, where grand architecture, independent boutiques, historic cafés and acclaimed restaurants sit naturally alongside the city’s cultural life.

From here, much of Lisbon unfolds on foot. Michelin-starred dining, galleries, theatres and considered retail are all found within the surrounding streets, while the riverside promenade traces the Tagus below with morning light, evening skies and waterside terraces.

Historic yet quietly contemporary, Chiado offers a way of living that feels distinctly Lisbon, and remains one of Europe’s most desirable urban neighbourhoods.