Prices from € 300,000 £ 252,974 $ 342,605
Located in the vibrant and ever-evolving Alcântara district, this unique residential development combines Lisbon’s architectural heritage with a contemporary urban lifestyle. Situated on Calçada de Santo Amaro, just moments from the River Tejo, the condominium boasts a preserved historic façade, an elegant modern design and a privileged southern exposure which bathes the interiors in natural light.
This boutique residential building comprises a total of nine exclusive apartments — four studios, one studio with an additional interior room, and four one-bedroom units — spanning five thoughtfully laid-out floors. Each apartment, ranging from 38 m² to 78 m², is designed to prioritise comfort, light and functional elegance. The minimalist interiors are highlighted by refined details such as Lioz marble finishes, air conditioning and fully equipped kitchens.
This development offers a turnkey opportunity to live or invest in one of Lisbon’s most dynamic areas. The building is enhanced by features such as private balconies and a lush vertical garden, creating a tranquil and inspiring ambience amidst the energy of the city.
The location places residents within easy reach of some of Lisbon’s top cultural and recreational landmarks, including LX Factory, MAAT, Belém’s riverside monuments and expansive green parks. The neighbourhood of Alcântara uniquely blends traditional charm with cosmopolitan flair, offering a lifestyle enriched by history, nature, and modern convenience.
Whether as a permanent residence, a second home, or an investment property, this residential project offers timeless appeal in a district where Lisbon’s past and future meet seamlessly.
Not only is Lisbon Portugal’s largest and most wealthy city, but it also has the unique distinction of being Europe’s furthest western capital city. With a population of over 2.8 million in Lisbon and the surrounding area, it certainly qualifies as a large city on any scale.
Unlike some of the other cities in Portugal, it is not tourism that drives Lisbon’s economy. Lisbon is a global forerunner in the technology sector as well as a strong leader in mass multimedia, and is also Portugal’s financial district. With all of these healthy industries it is no wonder that Lisbon produces more than 45% of the Gross Domestic Product for all of Portugal. In addition, the per capita GDP is higher in Lisbon than compared to the average per capita GDP for the rest of Europe. These economic factors make Lisbon a very attractive place to live and purchase property.
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