GENERAL INFORMATION

The 110 m2 duplex with 2 suites is located in Principe Real, one of the trendiest neighborhoods in Lisbon. It has a living room with 46 m2 and a dining area of 57m2 with an open space layout, perfect for receiving and socializing. But if you want to have a moment of your own, you still have a small terrace to enjoy the sun. The master suite has a walking closet and both have a private bathroom. The duplex is fully decorated and equipped with quality and modern materials delivering a sophisticated and welcoming atmosphere.

Layout plan

The property was totally refurbish with high quality materials with wood floors.

Location

PRINCIPE REAL

The editors around the world elected the 50 coolest neighborhoods of the moment. Principe Real was in 5th place. Everything happens at a difficult pace to keep up with in the trendiest, most edgy and most annoyingly difficult neighborhood to describe without resorting to any Anglicism. We run the neighborhood door to door, face to face and there were more than 20. Restaurants, shops and cafes, everything is here to discover. Home to boutique clothing stores, delis, and concept stores, this is the perfect place to pick up a new outfit or a gift for someone back home.

The city has so many great attractions, bars, and restaurants, it would actually be difficult to see everything in 3 weeks. Most people that come to Lisbon fall in love with it and end up coming back again and again.

City

Blue Hour, Lisbon Skyline, National Pantheon, Vasco da Gama Bridge, Lisbon, Portugal

LISBON CITY

Lisbon is Portugal’s capital and the hub of a multifaceted area that appeals to different tastes and senses, just 1 hour away from Madrid, 2 hours from London and 3,5 hours from Berlin with easy access and low cost to all European capitals by plane, without frontiers barriers.

In a city that has been influenced by many different far-off cultures over time, there is still a village feel in each historic neighbourhood. Stroll through the Pombaline grid of streets in the Baixa district that opens on to the Tagus in Praça do Comércio, then follow the river to discover some of the city’s most beautiful parts: the monumental area of Belém with its World Heritage monuments, the mediaeval quarters and the latest contemporary leisure spaces, such as the Parque das Nações.

If you continue to the mouth of the river, you’ll understand why we say that Lisbon is the centre of a vast resort. Along the coastal road you’ll find beaches and beach resorts that combine villas and hotels from the beginning of the 20th century with marinas, terraces and excellent golf courses. Further along the coast you’ll come across world-renowned surfing beaches, but also the palaces scattered across the cultural landscape of Sintra, a World Heritage Site.

The wide variety of landscapes and heritage is always close by, whether to the north or south of the capital. With beaches, natural parks, cultural routes and accommodation for all tastes, it is hard to escape the Lisbon region on a visit to Portugal.