LIVE IN TRANQUILITY

On a quiet residential street where grand palacetes line up to admire the Tejo, this property sits on a sunny rise leading to the Teatro Romano, in the heart of Lisbon’s historic cathedral quarter—just a stone’s throw from the Sé. Built shortly after the Great Earthquake of the 18th century, and resting above even older layers of habitation, the home has seen various uses over time but has retained its original charm through thoughtful and minimal intervention. Spanning part of the ground floor and much of the first floor of a classic Pombaline building with lift access, the apartment has two entrances and generous volumes throughout. It features a large private garden at the rear, balconies on every window, and a south-facing terrace with views over the river. High ceilings, grand original windows, ornate woodwork and shutters, and well-proportioned interconnected rooms make this a home of rare character. The garden, accessible from the entire lower level, is a hidden oasis—offering a peaceful retreat in perfect harmony with the house.

LIVE IN SÉ

Sé is one of the oldest neighbourhoods of Lisbon. It breathes history, with the protection of the Fortress-like mass of stone that is the Sé Cathedral itself, and the Castle above. A sunny incline that faces south and spreads down towards the Tejo Riverbank. Nestled between the old Arabic Alfama neighborhood and the subsequently transformed, grand Baixa Lisboeta, the Marques of Pombal began his experiment in construction and engineering here, and the area has a series of streets with architectural and historical merit, often with lovely views. Live in Sé, a very special place.