This apartment is a true work of art, with 273m² of living space, located in a privileged area close to Chiado. It is just a few steps away from museums, theaters, beautiful churches, stores and excellent restaurants. The property stands out for the preservation of many of its original features, such as the magnificent 18th century tiles, the massive and dated stone items and details, the carved ceilings, the wooden flooring, the shutters on the windows, and a majestic fireplace set in a 40m² lounge. In addition, the elegance of the materials used is remarkable and the impact when you enter is one of refinement. For those who appreciate classic elements, where its imposing rooms can provide diverse living and leisure environments, it is undoubtedly the ideal place to receive family and friends.

The apartment consists of 3 bedrooms with good areas, 3 bathrooms en suite and 1 guest bathroom, an equipped and functional kitchen, a lounge that invites you to dine in a completely different environment, with unique details and a distinctive feature, which is a salting station. This stone salting station was formerly used to store and keep salted food. All this has been preserved in its original state, which makes this apartment so special and unique, telling a story. And it provides a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere while enjoying good food with the family or a glass of wine in a more social setting.

The property also has a heating and air-conditioning system, as well as a 30m² private garden, ideal for family and friends, and balconies overlooking Rua do Loreto and a partial view of Largo de Camões. There is also the possibility of parking for one car in Largo de Camões Square on a monthly basis.

The parish of Misericórdia was born from the merger of the old parishes of Mercês, Santa Catarina, Encarnação and São Paulo. From Bairro Alto and Príncipe Real to Cais do Sodré, there are countless tourist attractions: the Glória and Bica elevators, the Ribeira Market, the São Pedro de Alcântara and Santa Catarina viewpoints and the bars, restaurants and nightlife of Bairro Alto and Cais do Sodré.

Bairro Alto is one of Lisbon’s oldest and most surprising neighborhoods (over 500 years old), with narrow cobbled streets, centuries-old houses and small traditional stores. It has many bars, restaurants and “fado houses” and a unique atmosphere. A trendy neighborhood where centuries-old houses merge with traditional shops and leisure areas in a mix of color and shapes.

Santa Catarina is, like so many others, a neighborhood built entirely on a hill. When you talk about Santa Catarina, two places immediately spring to mind: the Miradouro de Santa Catarina and Bica. There are plenty of public transport links, restaurants and picturesque terraces with breathtaking views over the city of Lisbon and the River Tagus.

Come and see this fabulous apartment, book your visit now.