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2 600 000 €
House T6 in Santo António, LisboaLisboa, Lisboa
House T6 in Santo António with multimedia
359 m²
6 Bedrooms
4 WC
Energy efficiency
Príncipe Real, a historically renowned neighborhood, is home to a distinguished six-bedroom residence, the result of the careful rehabilitation of an early 20th-century building, where the original tiled façade has been preserved and rigorously restored. The house is located on a discreet street, just a few meters from Rua da Escola Politécnica, between Rato and Príncipe Real, in an area marked by life and shaped by the architectural nature of Lisbon. This home, with 359.69 m² of private area, a large garage, and a garden with space for the construction of a swimming pool, is ideal for those seeking to live in Lisbon with space, without giving up the authenticity of the neighborhood. The house unfolds over four floors, with a functional organization of spaces, complemented by an elevator with access up to the second floor. On the ground floor, the main entrance gives access to the living room and to a second room of versatile use, ideal for an office, study room, or laundry area. All these spaces maintain a direct connection to the garden, creating a continuous atmosphere with the exterior. The main social area of the house is located on the first floor, and its composition is distributed across a functional kitchen with pantry, a guest bathroom, and a dining room facing the patio. Also on this floor, the living room develops around the fireplace, revealing itself as the essential matrix of the house. The second floor consists of two bedrooms facing the main façade, both with closets, one of them being an equipped suite with elevator access. It also includes a full bathroom, which highlights the intimate, yet functional character of this floor. On the third floor there are two suites. One of them has a balcony facing the rear, while the master suite, with approximately 25 m², extends to a 12 m² terrace facing Príncipe Real, with a side view over the Tagus River and Cristo Rei. Living in Príncipe Real means belonging to a neighborhood with historical identity. Its name dates back to D. Pedro V, known as “The Much Loved” and also as “The Prince Royal”, whose memory remains associated with the neighborhood and its garden. Jardim do Príncipe Real is the heart of the area — picturesque, romantic, and truly Lisbon — with cafés, kiosks, and the iconic cypress tree more than 150 years old. Also noteworthy are the octagonal lake and the Reservatório da Patriarcal, integrated into the Water Museum, which highlight the historical and cultural dimension of the