Located in the heart of Bairro das Colónias, in one of Lisbon's most distinctive residential buildings, this exceptional corner apartment offers approximately 197 sqm of space, abundant natural light and a rare combination of architectural character and contemporary comfort.
The property is situated on the third floor of a well maintained 1930s Art Deco building with a lift, designed by the renowned Portuguese architect Norte Júnior. Its generous proportions, curved façade, original architectural details and several balconies create a home with a strong identity and a genuine sense of Lisbon heritage.
The social areas are particularly impressive. The main living room measures approximately 34 sqm and benefits from French doors opening directly onto a balcony, together with two additional large windows that fill the room with natural light. A separate dining room of approximately 17 sqm also enjoys balcony access, while the elegant entrance hall provides an inviting introduction to the apartment.
The layout is spacious and highly versatile. It includes two generous bedrooms, one of which benefits from an approximately 8 sqm walk in wardrobe, as well as two additional independent rooms that can be used as home offices, guest rooms or further bedrooms. A central corridor provides excellent circulation and privacy between the different areas of the home.
The apartment also offers a fully equipped kitchen of approximately 14 sqm with a dining area and access to a service balcony, a separate laundry room, one complete bathroom and a guest WC. The property has been carefully renovated and includes PVC double glazed windows, electric shutters and updated infrastructure.
Bairro das Colónias is known for its elegant historic architecture, cosmopolitan atmosphere and central location. Intendente, Avenida Almirante Reis and the Senhora do Monte viewpoint are all within easy reach, together with metro connections, cafés, restaurants, shops and everyday services.
A rare opportunity for buyers looking for scale, light, balconies and architectural distinction in central Lisbon.
