6 Homes for sale "bairro tradicional muito apreciado" of 340.000 € until 1.900.000 €, in Lisboa

This apartment has been completely remodelled with the comfort and well-being of its residents in mind. It is part of a four-storey building with a lift. The space, very well thought out and utilised, consists of a living room, which includes a fully equipped open-plan kitchen, a bedroom with a wardrobe and a bathroom with a window. The wooden floors make this flat even more beautiful and comfortable. The apartment that it is on the top floor of the building and has two fronts makes this property exceptionally bright, airy and without the noise of the city. The view from both sides of the flat is fantastic. On one side you can see the iconic Santa Justa lift and on the other you can enjoy the typical Lisbon staircases and a well-known and much-loved mural. All the furniture and decorative elements are also included Santa Maria Maior is the heart of Lisbon. It is in this parish that the most emblematic neighborhoods of the Capital are located. Alfama, the second oldest neighborhood in Europe. It's like a small village. Wander aimlessly through its 'becos' (alleys) and 'largos' (small squares), allowing your senses to be the guides. You'll see magnificent river views and laundry out to dry from balconies, smell fish being grilled in a corner, hear the sounds of Fado coming out of a restaurant, taste authentic traditional meals, and touch some dazzling tilework. This is Lisbon at its most picturesque and the very soul of the city. 'Baixa Pombalina', gifted with a particular charm downtown Lisbon is very attractive for those who enjoy walking, looking for a peaceful lifestyle, and close to everything having a story around every corner. The city offers numerous services being especially known for its shops of traditional commerce. Chiado, one of the most emblematic and traditional neighborhoods of the city of Lisbon. Important trading center of Lisbon, being one of the most cosmopolitan and lived areas of the Portuguese capital. Very rich cultural zone, considered one of the prime areas of Lisbon. Martim Moniz, is the place where the largest number of ethnic groups in the city meet. Known for the square overlooking the castle, it is a kind of Portuguese 'Chinatown' and a terminal for the typical tram 28. And Mouraria, which became a quite busy and cozy place and is considered one of the most safe neighborhoods of the capital. It is a meeting point for people of different cultures and, simultaneously, a location that keeps alive their ancient popular traditions. #ref:W-02UHNB

T2 under refurbishement in a building with an open balcony and river view. Fully equipped kitchen, complete bathroom with suspended furniture, bedrooms with wardrobes, false ceiling with built-in lights, pre installation of air conditioning 2 fronts #ref:APA_269

3 bedroom flat, with elevators, in the heart of Avenida de Roma, near the Alvalade neighbourhood. Apartment with plenty of sun, with unobstructed view to the west, in need of some taste works. The Neighborhood: Alvalade, a charming neighbourhood in Lisbon Alvalade is a quiet and welcoming neighbourhood located in the central part of Lisbon, the capital of Portugal. With a rich history and a charming atmosphere, Alvalade is a popular place among locals and tourists alike, offering a variety of attractions and activities to suit all tastes and ages. The Alvalade neighbourhood dates back to the eighteenth century, when it was a rural area known for its vast plantations and farms. However, with urban growth, especially after the earthquake of 1755, Alvalade was incorporated into the city of Lisbon and began to develop rapidly. One of the main characteristics of the neighbourhood is its organised urban layout, with straight streets and a system of tree-lined avenues. The highlight goes to Avenida da Igreja, Alvalade's main thoroughfare, adorned by beautiful art deco buildings and elegant sidewalks. The architecture of the neighbourhood mixes traditional elements of Lisbon with modernist influences, resulting in a harmonious whole. The peaceful atmosphere of Alvalade is enhanced by its beautiful gardens and squares. Among the most famous is the Jardim da Alameda, a charming green space that offers a quiet respite from the hustle and bustle of the city. With a large green area, playgrounds, and a jogging track, this garden is a popular spot for residents to enjoy outdoor activities such as picnics, exercise, and social gatherings. Another popular place in the neighbourhood is the Campo Grande Garden, a large park that extends over 83 hectares with lakes, fountains and lush flora. It is the perfect place for a relaxing walk or to enjoy outdoor sports such as running, cycling and rollerblading. The park also has areas dedicated to leisure, with sports courts and an amusement park for children. Alvalade is known for its sense of community and its traditional market, the Alvalade Market. Built in the 1950s, the market still preserves its old charm, offering a variety of fresh produce such as fruits, vegetables, fish and meats. It's the perfect place to sample local flavours and enjoy an authentic shopping experience. In addition, Alvalade has an active cultural and social life, with a large number of restaurants, cafes and bars. The restaurants offer a variety of culinary options, from traditional Portuguese dishes to international cuisine. It is possible to find from small family establishments to more sophisticated and modern restaurants. Another highlight of Alvalade is the José Alvalade Stadium, home of the famous football club Sporting Clube de Portugal. The stadium, with a capacity of more than 50,000 people, is one of the main attractions of the neighbourhood and hosts exciting games and important sporting events. Football fans are sure to find a vibrant and passionate atmosphere when visiting the stadium. Alvalade is also privileged in terms of public transport, with several metro and bus stations that make it easy to get around to other parts of the city. This makes the neighbourhood an excellent choice for those who want to explore Lisbon and its surroundings. In conclusion, Alvalade is a charming and culturally rich neighbourhood in Lisbon. With its unique architecture, green parks, traditional market and a rich gastronomic offer, Alvalade offers a peaceful and attractive haven for locals and visitors alike. Whether it's for an outdoor stroll, a tasty meal, or watching a football game, Alvalade is sure to delight everyone who visits. #ref:APA_6958

This apartment has been completely remodelled with the comfort and well-being of its residents in mind. It is part of a four-storey building with a lift. The space, very well thought out and utilised, consists of a living room, which includes a fully equipped open-plan kitchen, a bedroom with a wardrobe and a bathroom with a window. The wooden floors make this flat even more beautiful and comfortable. The apartment that it is on the top floor of the building and has two fronts makes this property exceptionally bright, airy and without the noise of the city. The view from both sides of the flat is fantastic. On one side you can see the iconic Santa Justa lift and on the other you can enjoy the typical Lisbon staircases and a well-known and much-loved mural. All the furniture and decorative elements are also included Santa Maria Maior is the heart of Lisbon. It is in this parish that the most emblematic neighborhoods of the Capital are located. Alfama, the second oldest neighborhood in Europe. It's like a small village. Wander aimlessly through its 'becos' (alleys) and 'largos' (small squares), allowing your senses to be the guides. You'll see magnificent river views and laundry out to dry from balconies, smell fish being grilled in a corner, hear the sounds of Fado coming out of a restaurant, taste authentic traditional meals, and touch some dazzling tilework. This is Lisbon at its most picturesque and the very soul of the city. 'Baixa Pombalina', gifted with a particular charm downtown Lisbon is very attractive for those who enjoy walking, looking for a peaceful lifestyle, and close to everything having a story around every corner. The city offers numerous services being especially known for its shops of traditional commerce. Chiado, one of the most emblematic and traditional neighborhoods of the city of Lisbon. Important trading center of Lisbon, being one of the most cosmopolitan and lived areas of the Portuguese capital. Very rich cultural zone, considered one of the prime areas of Lisbon. Martim Moniz, is the place where the largest number of ethnic groups in the city meet. Known for the square overlooking the castle, it is a kind of Portuguese 'Chinatown' and a terminal for the typical tram 28. And Mouraria, which became a quite busy and cozy place and is considered one of the most safe neighborhoods of the capital. It is a meeting point for people of different cultures and, simultaneously, a location that keeps alive their ancient popular traditions. #ref:W-02UHNB

This apartment has been completely remodelled with the comfort and well-being of its residents in mind. It is part of a four-storey building with a lift. The space, very well thought out and utilised, consists of a living room, which includes a fully equipped open-plan kitchen, a bedroom with a wardrobe and a bathroom with a window. The wooden floors make this flat even more beautiful and comfortable. The apartment that it is on the top floor of the building and has two fronts makes this property exceptionally bright, airy and without the noise of the city. The view from both sides of the flat is fantastic. On one side you can see the iconic Santa Justa lift and on the other you can enjoy the typical Lisbon staircases and a well-known and much-loved mural. All the furniture and decorative elements are also included Santa Maria Maior is the heart of Lisbon. It is in this parish that the most emblematic neighborhoods of the Capital are located. Alfama, the second oldest neighborhood in Europe. It's like a small village. Wander aimlessly through its 'becos' (alleys) and 'largos' (small squares), allowing your senses to be the guides. You'll see magnificent river views and laundry out to dry from balconies, smell fish being grilled in a corner, hear the sounds of Fado coming out of a restaurant, taste authentic traditional meals, and touch some dazzling tilework. This is Lisbon at its most picturesque and the very soul of the city. 'Baixa Pombalina', gifted with a particular charm downtown Lisbon is very attractive for those who enjoy walking, looking for a peaceful lifestyle, and close to everything having a story around every corner. The city offers numerous services being especially known for its shops of traditional commerce. Chiado, one of the most emblematic and traditional neighborhoods of the city of Lisbon. Important trading center of Lisbon, being one of the most cosmopolitan and lived areas of the Portuguese capital. Very rich cultural zone, considered one of the prime areas of Lisbon. Martim Moniz, is the place where the largest number of ethnic groups in the city meet. Known for the square overlooking the castle, it is a kind of Portuguese 'Chinatown' and a terminal for the typical tram 28. And Mouraria, which became a quite busy and cozy place and is considered one of the most safe neighborhoods of the capital. It is a meeting point for people of different cultures and, simultaneously, a location that keeps alive their ancient popular traditions. #ref:W-02UHNB

3 bedroom flat, with elevators, in the heart of Avenida de Roma, near the Alvalade neighbourhood. Apartment with plenty of sun, with unobstructed view to the west, in need of some taste works. The Neighborhood: Alvalade, a charming neighbourhood in Lisbon Alvalade is a quiet and welcoming neighbourhood located in the central part of Lisbon, the capital of Portugal. With a rich history and a charming atmosphere, Alvalade is a popular place among locals and tourists alike, offering a variety of attractions and activities to suit all tastes and ages. The Alvalade neighbourhood dates back to the eighteenth century, when it was a rural area known for its vast plantations and farms. However, with urban growth, especially after the earthquake of 1755, Alvalade was incorporated into the city of Lisbon and began to develop rapidly. One of the main characteristics of the neighbourhood is its organised urban layout, with straight streets and a system of tree-lined avenues. The highlight goes to Avenida da Igreja, Alvalade's main thoroughfare, adorned by beautiful art deco buildings and elegant sidewalks. The architecture of the neighbourhood mixes traditional elements of Lisbon with modernist influences, resulting in a harmonious whole. The peaceful atmosphere of Alvalade is enhanced by its beautiful gardens and squares. Among the most famous is the Jardim da Alameda, a charming green space that offers a quiet respite from the hustle and bustle of the city. With a large green area, playgrounds, and a jogging track, this garden is a popular spot for residents to enjoy outdoor activities such as picnics, exercise, and social gatherings. Another popular place in the neighbourhood is the Campo Grande Garden, a large park that extends over 83 hectares with lakes, fountains and lush flora. It is the perfect place for a relaxing walk or to enjoy outdoor sports such as running, cycling and rollerblading. The park also has areas dedicated to leisure, with sports courts and an amusement park for children. Alvalade is known for its sense of community and its traditional market, the Alvalade Market. Built in the 1950s, the market still preserves its old charm, offering a variety of fresh produce such as fruits, vegetables, fish and meats. It's the perfect place to sample local flavours and enjoy an authentic shopping experience. In addition, Alvalade has an active cultural and social life, with a large number of restaurants, cafes and bars. The restaurants offer a variety of culinary options, from traditional Portuguese dishes to international cuisine. It is possible to find from small family establishments to more sophisticated and modern restaurants. Another highlight of Alvalade is the José Alvalade Stadium, home of the famous football club Sporting Clube de Portugal. The stadium, with a capacity of more than 50,000 people, is one of the main attractions of the neighbourhood and hosts exciting games and important sporting events. Football fans are sure to find a vibrant and passionate atmosphere when visiting the stadium. Alvalade is also privileged in terms of public transport, with several metro and bus stations that make it easy to get around to other parts of the city. This makes the neighbourhood an excellent choice for those who want to explore Lisbon and its surroundings. In conclusion, Alvalade is a charming and culturally rich neighbourhood in Lisbon. With its unique architecture, green parks, traditional market and a rich gastronomic offer, Alvalade offers a peaceful and attractive haven for locals and visitors alike. Whether it's for an outdoor stroll, a tasty meal, or watching a football game, Alvalade is sure to delight everyone who visits. #ref:APA_6958