Apartamento De Luxo Com Vista Sobre Lisboa Luxury Apartment With View Over Lisbon

Imagine waking up every day to a 270-degree view over Lisbon, where the sunrise and sunset paint the city before your eyes.

This extraordinary five-bedroom apartment redefines elegant living, combining space, sophistication, and comfort in every detail. With seven elegantly distributed bathrooms, the property offers a smooth and functional living experience designed to maximize well-being.

The main living room, with floor-to-ceiling glass windows, reveals a stunning view of Monsanto Park and the Tagus River. Natural light fills every space, creating a warm and vibrant atmosphere throughout the day.

Located in a luxury condominium, this apartment benefits from a range of amenities designed to satisfy the most demanding lifestyles, including:
- Infinity pool with panoramic views
- Full spa
- Gym
- Turkish bath and sauna
- Heated indoor pool
- Padel court
- Private meeting room
- 24-hour security
- Concierge service

It also includes four parking spaces, ensuring comfort and convenience daily.

Every corner of this property has been carefully designed to offer a truly unique living experience. Whether for family living, entertaining friends, or simply enjoying the best Lisbon has to offer, this property represents a rare opportunity in the real estate market.

Campolide was once fertile farmland with several estates. The hillside was covered with olive groves, orchards, and vineyards. Today, these hills ”hide” a calm and safe neighborhood, mostly with houses from the 1970s. Almost the entire area consists of apartment buildings, but there is a very interesting zone—the Calçada dos Mestres neighborhood—overlooking the Águas Livres aqueduct, where you find townhouses with backyards.

Young people, elderly residents, and families live here. There is the daily flow of those who leave in the morning and return at night, as well as those who live here during the day, whether for a trip to the local grocery store or to Amoreiras for other shopping needs. Most commerce is concentrated in this center, which was the largest in the city a few years ago.

Although it is a quiet neighborhood, all traffic coming from the city center passes through here, heading either south or to the Cascais line (and vice versa in the morning). Along this route, you will encounter the Águas Livres Aqueduct, an emblematic and grand 18th-century Lisbon work—a complex system for capturing and distributing water to the city. It is a must-visit for those unfamiliar with it.

It is important to note the presence of the Universidade Nova de Lisboa, which attracts young people to the area and has consequently helped develop local commerce and services.

Fully air-conditioned, yes; outdoor, shared, heated; children’s pool; indoor pool.