GENERAL INFORMATION

The apartment comprises a generous living room with three windows (all with river views), open-plan kitchen which is fully-fitted with all the appliances, guest bathroom and suite with an en-suite (2nd) bathroom. Both bathrooms have walk-in showers and walls lined with exotic marbles. The already incredibly bright apartment has 3 skylights in the roof, which afford the apartment even more natural light.

The property has jaw-dropping river views, located on a tranquil square in the heart of Alfama – Lisbon’s oldest historic neighbourhood – by the Santa Luzia Belvedere, with its romantic terrace offering sweeping views of Alfama’s houses, churches and the Tagus River.

The São Jorge Castle is literally around the corner from the property, as are most of Lisbon’s sought-after landmarks, including the São Vicente de Fora Church and the National Pantheon, where the Feira da Ladra or Flea Market is hosted every week on Tuesday and Saturday, all of which are no more than a 2-minute stroll from the apartment.

Reachable by car, but in a restricted area to residents only, which gives the property a high level of privacy.

Lisbon is Portugal’s capital and the hub of a multifaceted area that appeals to different tastes and senses.

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.

A property can be profitable through temporary or long-term rental, depending on the time the landlord uses his property.

This is the starting point for maximizing income: for those who do not have the time, live far away or abroad or travel frequently, we can help identify the available periods of the property and manage their occupancy with temporary housing for tourists, workers or those that best fit in the profile of the property, creating memorable stays.

The property has short-term rental license and based on location and guests capacity we forecast a potential gross annual profitability of 8%