Apartment T3 in Lisboa with 145 m²

Completely renovated 3-bedroom apartment in Alcântara, between the river, Belém and the heart of Lisbon

Completely renovated, the apartment combines contemporary lines, quality finishes and a layout that separates the private area from the living spaces.

This 3-bedroom apartment was completely renovated last year, with an architectural and engineering project. We're not talking about new paint and handles: we're talking about new plumbing, electricity, new floors, kitchen and bathrooms. Everything was designed from scratch, so the only work you'll have to do is choose the color of the cushions.

A renovation with a project has an advantage that doesn't appear in photographs: the invisible decisions were made by those who know. What's behind the walls is as new as what's in front of them. For him, this translates into a rare word in the Lisbon market: tranquility.

Space designed for real life

Three bedrooms and three bathrooms. The sunroom adds a versatile and bright space: a reading nook or the place where breakfast always tastes better.

A location that works for you

Alcântara is the point where Lisbon meets the Tagus River. From here, you can reach the river, the historic center, and Belém with an ease that makes those who live further away envious. And when summer calls, the Cascais Line takes you to the beaches without the drama or traffic jams of August.

On the street itself, the Palacete do Conde de Burnay now houses the Alcântara Library, proof that this is a neighborhood that is valued and reinvented, maintaining the Lisbon soul that so many seek and so few find.

A neighborhood where everything happens on foot

Largo do Calvário, the heart of Alcântara, is just a few steps away, with shops, cafes, and the neighborhood rhythm that is no longer found in many parts of the city. The 15E and 18E trams pass by the door, and the 15E takes you to Belém or Baixa without needing a car.

On the riverside, LX Factory offers bookstores, studios, and restaurants in a reinvented old factory, and the Santo Amaro Docks combine a marina, terraces, and one of the most beautiful views of the 25th of April Bridge. In the late afternoon, the viewpoint at the Santo Amaro Chapel offers the entire Tagus River, without tickets or queues.

Mobility today and tomorrow

The Alcântara-Mar station, on the Cascais Line, is a few minutes by train from Cais do Sodré and connects you directly to the beaches along the line. Alcântara-Terra completes the rail network. And the future already has an address: the expansion of the Lisbon Metro's Red Line foresees a terminal station in Alcântara, which reinforces the area's potential for appreciation.