This elegant one-bedroom apartment is part of a six-unit building fully renovated in 2025 in Doca de Alcântara, within Lisbon’s prestigious Estrela district. With a contemporary and functional design, it offers a comfortable and sophisticated living space, ideal for medium- and long-term stays.

The neighborhood is a hidden gem for those who value authenticity and local charm. Right on the square, you will find traditional restaurants and specialty coffee shops, along with small convenience stores perfect for daily shopping.

The apartment features a bright living room with a balcony overlooking the street, decorated in neutral tones, integrating the lounge area —with a sofa bed (1.20 m x 1.90 m)— with the dining space and kitchen, creating a practical and welcoming environment.

The kitchen is equipped with high-end BOSCH appliances, lioz limestone countertops, and small appliances including a toaster, coffee maker, kettle, and washer-dryer.

The master bedroom offers a double bed (1.60 m x 2.00 m), wardrobes, and an en-suite bathroom with a modern design, finished in natural stone, featuring a walk-in shower and premium fittings.

Additional highlights include Riga hardwood floors, lacquered carpentry, interior wooden shutters, and carefully selected designer furniture that adds both character and comfort to the space.

Situated opposite the historic Praça da Armada, the apartment enjoys a strategic location just minutes from CUF Tejo Private Hospital, LX Factory, the Tagus riverfront, and Avenues 24 de Julho, Ceuta, and Infante Santo. Surrounded by high-profile office spaces such as ALLO Alcântara, Lisbon International School, and a vibrant cultural scene, it offers a unique residential experience in one of the city’s most dynamic and cosmopolitan neighborhoods.

Please note: as this is a protected historic building, it does not have an elevator. Apartments on the 1st and 3rd floors require a short staircase (10 steps) to access the unit, while those on the 2nd floor benefit from independent, step-free access.

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