Prices from € 285,000 £ 246,623 $ 333,822
This exclusive rehabilitation project transforms a robust 1960s former bank headquarters into a limited collection of eight sophisticated residences. Located on the prestigious Rua de Sá da Bandeira, the development harmoniously merges mid-century heritage with contemporary luxury.
Situated in the vibrant Baixa district, the property offers an unparalleled urban lifestyle at the center of Porto's cultural richness:
Proximity: You are just steps from the magnificent São Bento Train Station, the historic Bolhão Market, and the grand Aliados Avenue.
Luxury & Culture: The surrounding avenue is filled with luxury hotels and designer stores, while landmark attractions like the Coliseu and Porto Cathedral are within immediate reach.
The building offers a refined selection of studios, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments characterized by surprisingly generous areas and high ceilings:
Premium Interiors: Each residence features elegant oak wood herringbone pavement and walls finished in painted plasterboard.
Gourmet Kitchens: Fully equipped with high-end Bosch appliances—including a kitchen hood, refrigerator, hob, oven, microwave, and dishwasher—and compact marble countertops.
Modern Comfort: Each unit is equipped with air conditioning, energy-efficient heat pumps, and integrated LED illumination.
Building Amenities: Common areas are finished with elegant marble pavement and stairs, served by a modern 6-person elevator.
A versatile 220 sqm commercial space is available, intelligently distributed across two levels with a modern facade designed for maximum visibility on this emblematic street.
Porto is the 2nd largest city in Portugal based on its population; located in the North of the country, it is the city where Portugal’s name comes from. Porto’s name around 2200 years ago was Portus Cale that became Condado Portucalense later.
It’s a city known worldly for its wines, its contemporary and antique architecture, its historical centre as well as its football team, the Porto University (among the best 100 European universities), for the high quality service in its health centres and for its restaurants and gastronomy.
Porto was classified as World Patrimony by UNESCO.
Don’t miss Vila Nova de Gaia with its many tapas and port wine places, chocolate shops and River Douro trips! Visit the São Bento rail station, church of Santa Clara, Café Majestic, Chapel of Souls (Almas), Portuguese Centre for Photography, the gardens of Palácio de Cristal, Dom Luis I bridge, Casa da Música (Music house) and so much more!
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Yours sincerely,
Liam Gould