A Timeless T2/T3 Home In Estrela (Lapa)

In one of Lisbon’s most sought after neighbourhoods, this beautiful three-bedroom home was designed by a Swedish architect and blends historic character with modern living. Every detail was thoughtfully considered to honour the soul of the original architecture while meeting the highest contemporary standards.

It is a harmonic apartment - natural light pours through in the morning and evening, casting a warm glow on the beautiful original wooden floors, creme coloured walls and architectural details that have been restored with care. The interiors were specifically purchased for the project and are for sale - potentially making this a turn-key home.

The beautiful east facing living room opens onto a small balcony with south facing views over the Tagus river and Cristi Rei. With room for both a sizeable dining table and
living room furniture, this area is perfect for social gatherings and events.

The kitchen was designed to utilize the space to its maximum. The cabinets provide plenty of storage and the silver travertine stone wraps everything together tastefully. A west facing, hidden kitchen nook is the cozy spot where you can enjoy a morning coffee, lunch or just unwind after a long day. Behind two discrete cabinets, you find a laundry area with a washer and drying machine plus added storage.

The three bedrooms are equally considered. A generous master bedroom is served by wardrobes, built in AC and a large ensuite bathroom, finished with hand made local
tiles. Two additional bedrooms share a shower room and separate guest WC, offering practicality for families and visiting guests alike.

Throughout the apartment, all cabinetry — from the kitchen to wardrobes and bathroom
cupboards — has been custom-made by a local carpenter, bringing a cohesive warmth
and authenticity that cannot be replicated.

This is not a renovation of shortcuts; it is a
project made with love and detail orientation, rooted in Portuguese craft and tradition.

A home of this quality in Lapa, Estrela with this distinction is rare.