Description
Historic Palace in Lisbon
This elegant palace, dating from the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, was designed by the architect Cesar Janz and later altered by Norte Junior, presenting an eclectic style. Surrounded by harmonious gardens, the property is located in one of the most beautiful streets of Lisbon, known as the 'Riviera de Lisboa'.
Location and Surroundings
Located in a tree-lined street with deciduous trees, the palace benefits from a unique environment:
In winter, the lower density of foliage allows for a better appreciation of its architecture.
In summer, leafy canopies create a cool and pleasant corridor.
Architectural Features
The building occupies a trapezoidal plot and adapts to the steep unevenness of the terrain through three descending levels from east to west, supported by walls.
The main facade facing east is preceded by a garden, separated from the public road by an iron railing.
The rear area of the house, including a vast garden, swimming pool, is located on the hillside.
Distribution of Spaces
The palace is developed on four floors and an attic, with 15 rooms, following a traditional functional organisation of single-family homes of the time:
Basement - Intended for services.
Ground floor - Social area.
First, first floor and attic - Private spaces of the residence.
The property is in good condition, preserving its architectural and historical identity.
Energy Rating: D
