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Central Sao Bento

Prices from € 320,000 £ 278,127 $ 373,972

This central Sao Bento project is a luxurious new building featuring 10 apartments, just 300 metres from the central meeting point of Lisbon, Praça Luís de Camões.

Preserving its charming tiled façade, it spans 5 floors of new construction with a selection of studio and two-bedroom apartments. These residences are perfect for both investment and city living, designed for those who appreciate being at the heart of Lisbon. Many apartments also boast high ceilings and, in some cases, traditional Lisbon balconies. Purchase tax is reimbursable on these apartments.

Nestled in the heart of São Bento, a lively zone teeming with shops, cafés, art galleries, and restaurants, the area blends modern conveniences with historic charm. Home to both locals and international residents, it enjoys close proximity to the RIver Tejo, Avenida da Liberdade, Chiado, and Príncipe Real.

São Bento, one of Lisbon’s authentic neighbourhoods within the tourist zone, is rich in character, featuring the iconic number 28 tram line, local businesses, and excellent transport connections to the rest of the city.

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Apartment - Studio

Unit 01 44 m² 0 1 € 320,000 £ 278,127 $ 373,972 Available

Apartment - 2 Bedrooms

Unit 02 53 m² 2 1 € 550,000 £ 478,031 $ 642,764 Available

Unit 03 77 m² 2 2 € 550,000 £ 478,031 $ 642,764 Available

Unit 04 68 m² 2 1 € 550,000 £ 478,031 $ 642,764 Available

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Lisbon, Lisbon & Lisbon Coast

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.