Prices from € 280,000 £ 243,926 $ 328,211
This exclusive renovation project breathes new life into a unique 1950s office building, transforming it into a collection of sophisticated apartments designed for modern living with a contemporary twist.
Situated on one of Porto's most iconic and bustling streets, these apartments place you at the epicenter of city life. You are just steps away from:
Cultural Landmarks: The world-renowned Majestic Café, the tile-clad Capela das Almas, and the historic Bolhão Market.
Convenience: Exceptional transport links with multiple Metro stations (Bolhão and Marquês) right at your doorstep, ensuring easy access to the entire city.
Shopping & Dining: Surrounded by a blend of traditional artisan shops and modern international retailers like Zara and H&M, alongside an endless variety of restaurants.
Each unit is meticulously designed to maximize comfort and style:
Living Spaces: Open-concept layouts featuring herringbone laminated vinilic oak flooring and walls in painted plasterboard.
Gourmet Kitchens: Fully equipped with high-end Bosch appliances (including induction hob, oven, microwave, and dishwasher), compact marble countertops, and Bruma taps.
Modern Comfort: Climate control with air conditioning in both living rooms and bedrooms, plus LED illumination throughout.
Building Amenities: The development includes two elevators and common areas finished with elegant marble.
Porto continues to be a top choice for international investors in 2026. With the local real estate market showing resilient growth and high demand for city-center rentals, these apartments offer a stable and profitable opportunity for both second-home buyers and long-term investors.
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,
Michael Vincent