In the heart of Santo António, between Marquês de Pombal and Eduardo VII Park, this two-bedroom apartment adapts to whoever lives in it — and it is this versatility, more than the label in the title, that makes it truly special.
Even before reaching the door, the building impresses: a noble entrance hall with a worked stucco ceiling and a wooden spiral staircase with wrought iron railing
In the heart of Santo António, between Marquês de Pombal and Eduardo VII Park, this two-bedroom apartment adapts to whoever lives in it — and it is this versatility, more than the label in the title, that makes it truly special.
Even before reaching the door, the building impresses: a noble entrance hall with a worked stucco ceiling and a wooden spiral staircase with wrought iron railing — the kind of detail found only in buildings from before 1960. Inside, the entrance leads to a wide, scenic corridor that already hints at the home’s light. On one side, the living room — with two exposures, east and west — gains even more space with the adjoining area, currently used as an office but easily converted into a dining room: the result is a genuine common room designed to gather family and friends.
Both the living room and kitchen open onto a large enclosed balcony — a true winter garden/viewpoint facing west, with stunning views over the city and river, the kind of space that transforms the end of each day.
The kitchen also has an adjoining room, currently used as a dining area, and benefits from an independent laundry area, already equipped with plumbing — ready to be converted, if desired, into a second bathroom.
The two bedrooms, both very bright and featuring traditional window frames and interior shutters typical of these buildings, share the corridor with two spaces that utilize the building’s attic void — currently used as closets but naturally expanding the home’s storage capacity. The bathroom, with a window, completes the set.
Recent renovations in the building speak for themselves: fully restored lobby and rear facade, completely renewed roof, and an organized condominium — clear signs of a well-maintained and valued building. It is a 5th floor without an elevator, but the west-facing light and city views make every step worthwhile.
The location is, without exaggeration, one of this property’s greatest assets. Santo António is now one of Lisbon’s most central and sought-after neighborhoods — between Marquês de Pombal, Eduardo VII Park, and Avenidas Novas, just steps from Avenida da Liberdade, with its unmatched selection of restaurants, shops, and street life. Excellent public transport coverage (several metro lines nearby), street commerce, supermarkets, El Corte Inglés, services, and renowned healthcare facilities complete the picture. Living here means being within walking distance of everything without sacrificing the tranquility of a residential street.
A two-bedroom with the soul of a three-bedroom, light in all main rooms, panoramic views over Lisbon, and a location few properties can match.
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