Lisbon, Lisbon, Portugal

Charming 3-bedroom apartment with a beautiful view of the river Tagus, Alto de Santo Amaro in Lisbon

The property offers 276 sq m of gross area and stands out for its east-west solar orientation, ensuring excellent natural light throughout the day. It also offers wide views over Lisbon, including the Tagus River, Cristo Rei, Amoreiras and the Monsanto Forest Park.

The entrance is on the main floor, where there is a spacious 62 sq m living room, equipped with two air conditioning units and four French windows leading to a balcony, providing great brightness and a connection to the outdoors. On this floor, there is also a modern, functional kitchen with access to a balcony, a bedroom with a full bathroom, and two small storage rooms.

The upper floor features a large office area with seating, access to a balcony, and air conditioning. This floor also includes two additional suites, both with built-in wardrobes and air conditioning.

The property currently has three suites, with the possibility of recreating the original bedroom to return to a 4-bedroom apartment layout.

For greater comfort and security, it features a reinforced security door, a security system, double-glazing, a central vacuum system, and central heating.

The apartment also benefits from three parking spaces.

EPC is pending.

Alcântara is today a parish covering an area of 4.39 km² and a population of 13,911. The parish was created on 8 April 1770, under the name of S. Pedro in Alcântara, when the parish of S. Pedro in Alfama was transferred to this area. Frequently associated with the Arabic term "Al quantãrã", meaning "the bridge", the toponym immediately refers to a bridge over the Alcântara stream, which has since disappeared.

A place of hills and valleys, Alcântara once had natural resources along the stream and fertile lands that allowed for rich and varied agriculture, with many vegetable gardens in the alluvial valleys, vineyards and cereals, as well as limestone quarries and lime kilns. These conditions led to these lands being occupied during the Muslim occupation, though in a dispersed manner. However, it was from the 18th century onwards that Alcântara began to develop an urban occupation, coinciding with the creation of the parish. The industrial buildings from the late 19th century, which so strongly marked the lives of Alcântara's residents in the early decades of the 20th century, were eventually abandoned. The industrialisation process experienced by Alcântara in the second half of the 19th century gave way, a hundred years later, to the reverse process and a profound social transformation, with many of these buildings now converted into residential and business properties.

Please note that all distances and measurements are approximate and, for security reasons, do not represent the property's exact location. For more information on the precise location of the property and its surrounding area, please contact the listed Property Adviser.

Property Reference: RSI