Situated close to Praça das Flores, São Bento, the Botanic Garden, Principe Real gardens, services and shops is this excellent apartment.

The property is located on the second and top floors of a building that dates from 1757. It offers 111 sq m of living space and comprises a lounge, a kitchen, two bedrooms and a bathroom.



The apartment also has an attic, with the same footprint as the apartment and enjoys a private entrance.



This property benefits from some unusual features, such as the highly efficient and low-consumption greenhouse-style tubular heaters, the electric switches and authentic art deco design pieces.



The original features have been retained in the kitchen on the walls that are covered in traditional figurative tiles. This type of tile originated in the third quarter of the 17th century and was painted in polychrome.



Another interesting fact about the building, it was built two years after the earthquake that destroyed much of the city. It is believed that it hosted the Hospice of São Francisco de Borja of the Society of Jesus, which remained there until the Marquis of Pombal expelled the Jesuits from Portugal in 1759.

The civil parish of Santo António is the result of the merger of three Lisbon parishes: S. José, Coração de Jesus and São Mamede. This group of parishes stems from the administrative reorganisation of the city of Lisbon, which took place in September 2013. The history of these parishes goes much further back.



A prestigious location that reflects the added value of living in the city centre and enjoying a city life where everything needed for daily comfort is close at hand.



Nearby we can find lots of transport, supermarkets, heritage (Aqueduto das Águas Livres, former Colégio dos Nobres, Casa de Almeida Negreiros, Chafariz do Rato), churches (Igreja de S. Mamede, Igreja do Convento de Santo António dos Capuchos), gardens (Botanical Garden of the University of Lisbon, Mãe de Água das Amoreiras), Palaces (Palácio dos Marqueses da Praia, Rebelo de Andrade-Seia Palace, Dukes of Palmela Palace, Castilho Palace), theatres (Maria Vitória Theatre, Tivoli Theatre, Mayer Park), the São Jorge