Some projects never reach the open market. This is one of them — by the developer's decision, not for lack of demand.

A historic building, fully restored, on Lisbon's most distinguished axis, a few steps from Avenida da Liberdade.

ts architecture reflects the city's early-twentieth-century transition, where the solidity of older construction meets the lightness of modernism — and it is from that dialogue that the building draws its character.

The restoration preserved that inheritance and introduced noble materials, light and contemporary comfort, without a single loud gesture.

Scale

Just over a dozen apartments across six floors.

That scale is rare in central Lisbon, and it is deliberate: fewer neighbours, more privacy, and shared spaces that work as an extension of the home rather than a corridor.

The apartments

One- to four-bedroom, with interior areas from 51 m² to over 240 m² (approx. 550 to 2,590 sq ft). Most available units include a balcony and one or two underground parking spaces.

• Natural oak flooring with a perimeter border, structuring each room with precision.
• Bathrooms clad entirely in natural stone, floors and walls.
• Miele kitchen appliances and a multifunction Quooker tap.
• Double glazing with solar filtering.
• High-efficiency climate control and hot water.
• Photovoltaic panels serving the building.

The palette is neutral and mineral, designed to amplify natural light through the day.

The penthouse

On the top floor, beneath a mansard roof, with over 240 m² of interior space and a private outdoor area

• Exceptional ceiling heights, up to 3.70 metres.
• All bedrooms en suite.
• Outdoor area for private use.
• All bedrooms en suite. It is the only unit of its kind in the building and will have no equivalent.

Shared spaces

• An entrance atrium in Venetian stucco and a hall clad in natural stone.
• A residents' lounge.
• A planted inner courtyard, sheltered from the city.
• A private gym and a massage room.
• Underground parking.

In a building of just over a dozen homes, this is not brochure language — it is a ratio of amenity per resident that barely exists in central Lisbon, where historic restoration can almost never create a basement, a gym or a courtyard.

The setting

Avenida da Liberdade a few steps away: Lisbon's boulevard, laid out in the image of the great Parisian avenues, lined with international fashion houses, landmark restaurants and historic theatres.

Metro, parks, cinemas, museums and the city's cultural axis are all walkable.

• Twenty minutes by car to the airport.
• Thirty to Sintra
• Thirty to Cascais

Pricing and terms

• Available units: from €1,465,000.
• Reservation: 30.000 €.
• Signature of the promissory contract (CPCV): 20%.
• At the start of the final finishing phase: 10%.
• In the deed: payment of the outstanding amount.

More than a third of the building is already sold, and the price list is dynamic, revised as units are released.

Why the building is not named

This project is marketed exclusively off-market, on the developer's express instruction and under the same rule for every agency involved.

We do not publish the name, the address or images in open channels. Floor plans, photography, the current price list and commercial terms are shared in a meeting, following an initial qualifying conversation.

Who this is for

• Domestic and international buyers seeking a primary or second home on Lisbon's prime axis.
• Those who value building services and on-site parking — a combination that most of the historic regeneration projects in the city centre are unable to offer.
• Investors who favour genuinely scarce assets in an established location with resale liquidity.