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In the historic heart of Lisbon, next to the Cathedral, this 2+1-bedroom apartment offers a unique blend of contemporary architecture and artistic heritage.

At the entrance, a hallway gracefully connects the different areas of the home. To the left is the main bedroom, featuring an annex with a window. To the right is the bathroom, equipped with built-in cabinets and Lioz limestone details.

Further down the hallway, there is a second bedroom on the left and, on the right, the kitchen anteroom where appliances are elegantly and discreetly integrated. This space leads to the main kitchen area, which opens into the living room.

At the rear, the spacious and bright living room enjoys eastern exposure and a river view. To the right of the living room, the kitchen counter, also made of Lioz limestone, houses the cooktop and built-in cabinets.

Fully renovated in 2018, the apartment reflects a modern architectural design that preserved the original frescoes and wooden flooring.

Situated on the 2nd floor of a four-story building without an elevator, this apartment is located on a very quiet street in a building with only one unit per floor.

Ever experienced the feeling of stepping into a well-preserved Italian palace? Come and experience it yourself.

Santa Maria Maior is the heart of Lisbon, home to the city’s most iconic neighborhoods.

- Alfama: The second oldest neighborhood in Europe, resembling a small village within the capital. Wander through its alleys and squares, guided by your senses—see laundry hanging from balconies and stunning views of the Tagus River, smell grilled fish on street corners, hear Fado music from traditional restaurants, savor authentic dishes, and admire exquisite tilework. Alfama is Lisbon’s most picturesque neighborhood and the true soul of the city.

- Baixa Pombalina: Known for its unique charm, downtown Lisbon is ideal for those who enjoy walking, seek a peaceful lifestyle close to everything, and appreciate history around every corner. It offers numerous services and is especially famous for its traditional shops.

- Chiado: A major commercial and cultural hub, Chiado is one of Lisbon’s most cosmopolitan and vibrant areas. Rich in culture, it is considered one of the city’s prime neighborhoods.

- Martim Moniz: A melting pot of the city’s diverse ethnicities, known for its square overlooking the castle. It serves as a Portuguese “Chinatown” and a terminal for the iconic tram 28.

- Mouraria: A lively and welcoming neighborhood, regarded as one of the safest in Lisbon. It is a meeting point for people of various cultures and a place that keeps its ancient popular traditions alive.