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Campo de Ourique (Santo Condestável), Lisboa, Distrito de Lisboa
Used · 55m²
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390.000 €
This cosy and picturesque apartment is in Campo de Ourique, a very special neighbourhood in Lisbon with all services and conveniences downstairs, as the popular market of Campo de Ourique and the relaxing Jardim da Estrela, and and close to the river as well as historical monuments. It is inserted in a traditional and charming building and offers a perfect terrace facing the river with sun all day. It is a 1-bedroom apartment that can easily be transformed into a 2 bedroom apartment, and features an open, completely equipped kitchen to the living room with communicating doors to the terrace. It also has a complete bathroom at the entrance and is equipped with air conditioning for heating and for cooling. It is a 3rd floor with stairs and no lift.
Lisbon is the capital and largest city in Portugal. With more than 20 centuries of history, it is located on seven hills, with the Tejo River as a backdrop, where you can enjoy beautiful boat trips. With its buildings and monuments of beautiful architecture, in which the historic style is mixed with the modern, this city is of a unique beauty, which makes it very requested by people coming from all over the world.
From the various typical neighbourhoods (Baixa Pombalina, Belém, Bairro Alto, Chiado, Bica, Alfama and Mouraria), to the riverside area, the Fado houses, the beautiful parks, gardens and viewpoints, everything contributes to wanting to visit, discover and enjoy the vast natural, historical and cultural heritage of the city, with special emphasis on monuments such as the Medieval Castle of São Jorge, the highest point of the city, from where we can see the city pastel colours as well as the Tejo estuary and the 25 de Abril Bridge, the Medieval Sé Cathedral, the Belém Tower, the Padrão dos Descobrimentos, the Jerónimos Monastery, the National Pantheon, Praça Terreiro do Paço and Baixa, considered some of the biggest Lisbon tourist attractions that fascinate visitors from all over the world.
Being very influenced by the proximity to the sea, the much appreciated typically Lisbon cuisine ranges from the famous cod fritters ’pataniscas de bacalhau’, to the fish ’peixinhos da horta’, grilled sardines in bread, very requested, especially at the Santos Populares festival that takes place during the month of June, between many other typical dishes. You may also find all kinds of excellent national and international restaurants. As far as sweets are concerned, the traditional unmissable Pastel de Nata, made in the Belém Parish, better known as ’Pastel de Belém’, delights those who have the privilege of tasting it. For those who enjoy nightlife, Lisbon is a very lively city, especially by the river, on the docks, where you can find several restaurants, terraces, bars and clubs.
Among other points of interest in Lisbon, no less interesting and worth seeing, are the Lisbon Oceanarium, Praça do Comércio, the Arco da Rua Augusta, the Zoo, the Ajuda National Palace, the Estádio da Luz, the LX Factory, the National Sanctuary of Cristo Rei, the various markets, and viewpoints, among many others.
Close to Lisbon, there are several Atlantic beaches, including those of Cascais and Estoril, so appreciated for their privileged location and stunning landscapes.
Mercator Group has Swedish origins and is one of the oldest licensed (AMI 203) brokerage firms in Portugal. The company has marketed and brokered properties for over 50 years. Mercator focuses on the middle and luxury segments and works across the country with an extra strong presence in the Cascais area and in the Algarve.
Mercator has one of the market’s best selection of homes. We represent approximately 40 percent of the Scandinavian investors who acquired a home in Portugal during the last decade. In some places such as Cascais, we have a market share of around 80 percent.
The advertising information presented is not binding and needs to be confirmed in case of interest.
Lisbon is the capital and largest city in Portugal. With more than 20 centuries of history, it is located on seven hills, with the Tejo River as a backdrop, where you can enjoy beautiful boat trips. With its buildings and monuments of beautiful architecture, in which the historic style is mixed with the modern, this city is of a unique beauty, which makes it very requested by people coming from all over the world.
From the various typical neighbourhoods (Baixa Pombalina, Belém, Bairro Alto, Chiado, Bica, Alfama and Mouraria), to the riverside area, the Fado houses, the beautiful parks, gardens and viewpoints, everything contributes to wanting to visit, discover and enjoy the vast natural, historical and cultural heritage of the city, with special emphasis on monuments such as the Medieval Castle of São Jorge, the highest point of the city, from where we can see the city pastel colours as well as the Tejo estuary and the 25 de Abril Bridge, the Medieval Sé Cathedral, the Belém Tower, the Padrão dos Descobrimentos, the Jerónimos Monastery, the National Pantheon, Praça Terreiro do Paço and Baixa, considered some of the biggest Lisbon tourist attractions that fascinate visitors from all over the world.
Being very influenced by the proximity to the sea, the much appreciated typically Lisbon cuisine ranges from the famous cod fritters ’pataniscas de bacalhau’, to the fish ’peixinhos da horta’, grilled sardines in bread, very requested, especially at the Santos Populares festival that takes place during the month of June, between many other typical dishes. You may also find all kinds of excellent national and international restaurants. As far as sweets are concerned, the traditional unmissable Pastel de Nata, made in the Belém Parish, better known as ’Pastel de Belém’, delights those who have the privilege of tasting it. For those who enjoy nightlife, Lisbon is a very lively city, especially by the river, on the docks, where you can find several restaurants, terraces, bars and clubs.
Among other points of interest in Lisbon, no less interesting and worth seeing, are the Lisbon Oceanarium, Praça do Comércio, the Arco da Rua Augusta, the Zoo, the Ajuda National Palace, the Estádio da Luz, the LX Factory, the National Sanctuary of Cristo Rei, the various markets, and viewpoints, among many others.
Close to Lisbon, there are several Atlantic beaches, including those of Cascais and Estoril, so appreciated for their privileged location and stunning landscapes.
Mercator Group has Swedish origins and is one of the oldest licensed (AMI 203) brokerage firms in Portugal. The company has marketed and brokered properties for over 50 years. Mercator focuses on the middle and luxury segments and works across the country with an extra strong presence in the Cascais area and in the Algarve.
Mercator has one of the market’s best selection of homes. We represent approximately 40 percent of the Scandinavian investors who acquired a home in Portugal during the last decade. In some places such as Cascais, we have a market share of around 80 percent.
The advertising information presented is not binding and needs to be confirmed in case of interest.
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