Description
Traditional and majestic flat on the second floor of a building without lift, with the traditional steep staircases of the Pombaline architecture of downtown Lisbon.
Features:
- 3 bedrooms + 1 office or walk-in closet
- 1 suite
- 2 bathrooms
- 1 kitchen
- 1 room
Of typology T5+ 1 with 184 m2, the flat has right at the entrance a corridor that distributes the 2 bedrooms on the right, both interconnected by doors inside. Followed by a compartment, excellent for an office or closet thanks to its excellent sun exposure, which articulates with another room. At the end of the entrance hall is the large living room. Adjacent to the living room, opposite the rooms previously described, is the suite and consequently the largest bedroom in the house. The kitchen is connected to the entrance hall by a corridor that has a bathroom on its left and a small storage room and stairs on the right that give access to a storage mezzanine, characteristic of the houses of the time.
The windows with a full round arch parallel to Rua da Prata that run along the main facade where the blue of the Tagus can be seen. The wooden floor, the tiles so typically Portuguese and the high ceilings do justice to the constant evolution but maintaining the charm of the past that the requalifications of Baixa have already accustomed us to.
Built by order of the Marquis of Pombal, (from which it derives the name of 'pombalina'), with its streets made of ruler and square, the Baixa is framed by the Terreiro do Paco and the squares of Rossio and Figueira and, longitudinally by the Cais do Sodre and Chiado, on one side, and the hill of the Castle of Sao Jorge, on the other. It's hard to resist the charms of its imposing squares, always with the river on the horizon and history on every corner.
Baixa is also synonymous with commerce, as it is the oldest commercial area in the city, where in the past the various trades were grouped in the streets. Here traditional and historical shops are mixed with souvenir spaces, but where the main international brands also have a strong presence.
This is the case of Rua da Conceicao, which absorbs traditional cuisine from various parts of the globe (examples of this are the Poke House, the City Cafe and the Pizzeria Romana al Taglio) without losing the gastronomic identity of the country (examples of this are the Comur - the preserve of Portugal since 1942, the Queijadas Finas de Sintra and the Minho Cuisine).
In the heart of the city, with good accessibility (metro - Baixa-Chiado, green and blue line; tram - Prazeres, 28), police station on the perpendicular and Church of Santa Maria Madalena at the top, this customary street presents the perfect conditions for an unobstructed quality of life.
Energy Rating: D
