




Apartment T3 in Santo António, Lisboa
Lisboa, LisboaApartment T3 in Santo António with multimedia







Rua Nova de São Mamede sits at the crossroads of some of Lisbon’s most desirable neighbourhoods. Rato and Amoreiras lie in one direction, with Príncipe Real, the Botanical Garden and Avenida da Liberdade in the other. It is a central yet relatively quiet setting, where much of everyday life can be enjoyed on foot while the rest of the city remains within easy reach. Cafés, restaurants, independent shops, supermarkets, pharmacies, cultural venues and green spaces are all close by. The Lisbon Botanical Garden and the National Museum of Natural History and Science are only a few minutes away, while Rato Metro station provides convenient connections across the city. Despite being in the heart of Lisbon, the area retains a genuine neighbourhood feel and an easy, walkable pace of life. Set on the second floor of a building on Rua Nova de São Mamede, this furnished three-bedroom apartment offers 173 sqm of private gross area, 3.36 sqm of dependent gross area and 177 sqm of total construction area. Its generous proportions provide a comfortable balance between living and private spaces, complemented by two particularly sought-after features in central Lisbon: a private terrace and a balcony. The apartment has three bedrooms, two with direct access to the balcony. The main bedroom is en suite and includes a walk-in wardrobe. There are three bathrooms altogether: two full bathrooms and a guest WC, making the layout equally practical for everyday family life and for entertaining. The fully equipped kitchen features lacquered MDF cabinetry and Silestone worktops, together with an induction hob with integrated extractor, electric oven, microwave, fridge-freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. A separate laundry area and pantry provide valuable additional storage and help keep the main living spaces practical and uncluttered. Air conditioning provides year-round comfort, while the apartment also benefits from mains natural gas and a gas water heater. The infrastructure has been upgraded with multilayer plumbing and a new electrical riser. Floating floors are used throughout the dry areas, with stone flooring in the wet areas. Full-height French windows, some with traditional wooden shutters and curtains, preserve elements of the architectural character associated with homes in this part of Lisbon while incorporating modern features such as tilt-and-turn PVC frames and double glazing. The apartment also has a reinforced entrance door and video entry syst
