LISBOA

Portugal

In the heart of one of the most beautiful neighborhoods of the city of Lisbon, Principe Real, we find this imposing property built in the nineteenth century.

Divided in three large floors, with a majestic entrance that leads to an entrance hall with marble floors and original stone arches. From the entrance floor there is access to the dining room, kitchen, pantry, laundry, storage area and a lift.
We also find an office, formerly a chapel, and a 2 bedroom flat with an independent entrance.
The majestic staircase leading to the ground floor is adorned with crafted walls and ceilings, and an impressive skylight window that creates a unique ambience.

On the ground floor of the palace we find the living rooms, a library, a sitting room and a reading room, with ceilings over 4.5 meters high, decorated with plaster elements. The floor, original, is made of solid wood of noble character. On this floor, there is also a bedroom and two bathrooms.

On the first floor, we find a living room, a kitchenette, three bedrooms and two bathrooms.
In the attic we find a large ensuite bedroom with access to a balcony with a panoramic view of the city.

The neighbourhood:
Príncipe Real is one of the noblest neighbourhoods in Lisbon. Its location at the top of the Seventh Hill, offers fantastic views over the Tagus River and a centennial garden that contrasts with the colourful and emblematic palaces, which follow for several blocks.

Right next door, you can find innovative shopping arcades, boutiques of international designers and restaurants of acclaimed Portuguese Chefs. You will also find the Natural History Museum and the Botanical Garden, which offers the possibility of being in contact with nature, in the heart of the city.

Príncipe Real thus combines the old and the modern, keeping the neighbourhood alive and making it one of the trendiest places in the city. A few minutes away, it is possible to visit monuments such as the Carmo Ruins and the Castle of São Jorge, the viewpoints or wander through the traditional neighbourhoods, where there is no shortage of typical cafes, which today coexist with elegant restaurants and rooftops. Nearby, you can also find Avenida da Liberdade, famous for its theatres and shops of the biggest luxury brands or visit the historic area of Chiado.

Lisbon International Airport is just 15 minutes from Príncipe Real, making it easy to enjoy the more than 250 days of sunshine that Lisbon offers throughout the year, coming from anywhere in the world. You can also visit the beaches of the Cascais line (20 minutes away) or visit the picturesque village of Sintra, considered a World Heritage Site by UNESCO (22 minutes away).
Energy Rating: E
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