Living in Largo de Andaluz means being in a central part of Lisbon, between Saldanha, Marquês de Pombal and Avenida da Liberdade, with Parque Eduardo VII just a few minutes from home. A location that makes it easy to incorporate the city into your daily routine, whether for work, shopping, dining out, walking or simply leaving the car behind and enjoying Lisbon on foot.
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Living in Largo de Andaluz means being in a central part of Lisbon, between Saldanha, Marquês de Pombal and Avenida da Liberdade, with Parque Eduardo VII just a few minutes from home. A location that makes it easy to incorporate the city into your daily routine, whether for work, shopping, dining out, walking or simply leaving the car behind and enjoying Lisbon on foot.
Here, the proximity to Avenidas Novas meets the more traditional scale of the streets of Santo António. Restaurants, cafés, supermarkets, pharmacies, shops, services and public transport are all close by, while Parque Eduardo VII adds a greener dimension to everyday life.
It is in this setting that we find this one-bedroom apartment with 53 sqm of gross private area, located on the 5th floor of a 1949 building that received a Municipal Architecture Award and was designed by architects José Lima Franco and Dário Silva Vieira, a distinctive feature that adds character to the property.
The apartment is functionally laid out, with a living room, bedroom, separate kitchen and one full bathroom. In the bedroom, a custom-made built-in wardrobe provides storage without compromising the available space. Flooring combines laminate in the dry areas with ceramic tiles in the wet areas, where the walls are also tiled.
The kitchen, with a window opening onto the living room, is equipped with thermolaminated cabinetry, a gas hob, electric oven, extractor hood, fridge-freezer, microwave and washing machine. The apartment also features air conditioning, a gas water heater, heated towel rail, mains natural gas and aluminium-framed double-glazed windows.
The plumbing and electrical systems were renovated in 2004. The building also features stainless-steel plumbing, new electrical and gas risers, a professionally managed condominium, two lifts, video intercom and a communal courtyard. The property has a D energy rating.
Relevant distances by foot:
Marquês de Pombal – 5 min Parque Eduardo VII – 5 min Jardim Camilo Castelo Branco – 5 min Pharmacy – 6 min Avenida da Liberdade – 6 min Picoas Metro Station – 7 min Hospital de Santa Marta – 7 min Marquês de Pombal Metro Station – 7 min Praça José Fontana – 8 min Saldanha – 10 min Parque Metro Station – 10 min El Corte Inglés – 12 min
By car:
Hospital de Santa Marta – 10 min Amoreiras – 10 min A5 motorway – 11 min Hospital de São José – 16 min Eixo Norte-Sul – 18 min 2ª Circular – 20 min 25 de Abril Bridge – 20 min Humberto Delgado Airport – 25 min A1 motorway – 30 min
More than its size, it is the combination of location, architecture and functionality that defines this apartment. A home for those looking to live alone or as a couple in central Lisbon, with public transport, services and green spaces within walking distance.
As a primary residence, it offers the opportunity to live in central Lisbon without giving up a neighbourhood feel. As an investment, it brings together several relevant features for a one-bedroom apartment: a versatile layout, good public transport connections, proximity to major business and commercial areas, and an established location in the heart of the city.
There is also something that is difficult to replicate in contemporary developments: living in a 1949 building recognised for its architecture. A feature that, combined with its proximity to Parque Eduardo VII, Marquês de Pombal, Picoas and Avenida da Liberdade, reinforces the distinctive character of this apartment.
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