Tem o sonho de viver num sítio especial? este apartamento situado no coração da Baixa lisboeta a um quarteirão de distância da Pç da Figueira, apresenta características únicas. Em primeira instância trata-se de uma brilhante reforma de um espaço clássico , datado do sec XVIII, que virtualmente foi transformado num duplex com 115 m2 de
área. O arquitecto conseguiu trazê-lo de "volta à vida", mutado num esplendoroso e contemporâneo apartamento.
   
    - área útil de 115 m2, distribuída por dois pisos,
    - vista sobre o castelo e a Baixa Pombalina
    - acabamentos de qualidade e de estilo contemporâneo;
    - pé direito com 3 m;

    - sala de 30m2 com varanda;

    - suite com closet 21m2;

    - cozinha equipada com electrodomésticos Siemens, com 9m2;

    - wc social 4m2;
    - quarto/escritório no piso superior, com 28 m2

Ever wanted to live somewhere special? Well here we have a little gemstone located right in the heart of Lisbon's old city centre. The thoughtful refurbished 115m2 duplex (maisonette) apartment is located in an 18th century building that as well is undergoing complete works. The leading architect managed not only to bring this beauty back to life - his good taste transformed it into a splendorous, contemporaneous and "worth-to-live-in" apartment..

• building of the 18th century which presently gets refurbished
• top floor 115 m² apartment - distributed over 2 floors
• breathtaking view over the city and the castle
• excellent finishings with the touch of an expert
• 1 suite (with shower and closets), 15m² + 6m²
• fully equipped kitchen with top appliances (Siemens), 9m²
• 1 WC, 3m2
• Living room with high ceilings, big windows and balcony, 30m²
• "design" stairway to the maisonette that can serve as an office or another bedroom, 45m²
• hall, 12m²
• Central Heating
• integrated sound system
• wooden flooring

Our opinion: Very worth to look at!

Baixa, or downtown Lisbon, is the heart of the city. It is the main shopping and banking district that stretches from the riverfront to the main avenue (Avenida da Liberdade), with streets named according to the shopkeepers and craftsmen who traded in the area. It was completely rebuilt after the Great Earthquake of 1755 with streets flanked by uniform, neoclassical buildings. This was Europe's first great example of neoclassical design and urban planning, and one of the finest European architectural achievements of the age (it is currently being considered to be listed as a World Heritage Site). It remains an imposing district, with elegant squares, pedestrianized streets, cafes, and shops. Old tramcars, street performers, tiled Art Deco shopfronts, elaborately decorated pastry shops, and street vendors selling everything from flowers to souvenirs, all lend a special charm to the area.