Taking inspiration from Henry David Thoreau's vision, 'It's not what you look at that matters, it's what you see', this 2 bedroom apartment, skillfully transformed into a 3 bedroom apartment, emerges as a sanctuary of beauty and functionality, nestled in a quiet area, tree-lined and landscaped area of Amadora. This property, with its skillful conversion, reflects a deep understanding of how spaces can be reimagined to serve the art of living well, offering not just a place to live, but a home to experience.
Upon entering this property with direct access to the street, you are welcomed by a bright and welcoming open space living room, which merges harmoniously with a kitchen equipped with ceramic hob, oven and extractor fan. This space, serving as both the heart of the home and the stage for everyday life, is bathed in natural light from two solar fronts, highlighting the perfect union between design and comfort.
The structure of the building, characterized by its intimate scale with just two units per floor and without the need for an elevator, promotes a feeling of community and exclusivity. The proximity to Amadora Secondary School, along with accessibility to all types of commerce and services, emphasizes the convenience of this location, perfectly integrated into an area that celebrates tranquility and nature.
Each room in this apartment, including an interior room, is a blank canvas waiting to be filled with the stories and dreams of its new inhabitants. With generous areas ranging from 11.79 m² to 16.94 m², along with a 3.37 m² bathroom, this home is a testament to the possibility of combining space with functionality, without compromising aesthetics or comfort.
'Choosing the right space is an art.' This apartment, meticulously restored and located on a plot of 180 m², with a useful area of 68 m², represents a unique opportunity for those looking not just for a property, but for a home that reflects the beauty of life in every detail.
We invite you to schedule your visit and discover in person how this apartment, created in 1965 and now brilliantly transformed, can be the ideal setting for the new chapters of your life. Allow yourself to be guided by Klimt Art House on this journey, discovering a space where every vision becomes reality.
Henry David Thoreau (1817-1862) was an American writer, philosopher and naturalist, whose works are fundamental to the understanding of environmental and transcendentalist literature and thought. Born in Concord, Massachusetts, Thoreau graduated from Harvard but quickly distanced himself from conventional life in search of a more authentic existence in harmony with nature.
His most famous work, 'Walden, or Life in the Woods' (1854), details the two years, two months and two days he spent in a cabin he built himself on the shores of Walden Lake. In this book, Thoreau reflects on simplicity, self-sufficiency and the importance of living in harmony with the natural environment, criticizing the growing materialism and man's distance from nature. 'Walden' is considered a seminal text of environmentalist thought, promoting a deliberate, conscious and minimally impactful life on the environment.
Thoreau is also recognized for his essay 'Civil Disobedience' (1849), in which he argues against submission to unjust laws and the importance of the individual resisting the government when it acts immorally. This text influenced important historical figures such as Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr., becoming a theoretical pillar for civil resistance movements and the fight for social justice around the world.
In addition to being a writer, Thoreau dedicated himself to the study and documentation of the flora and fauna of Massachusetts, being considered one of the precursors of ecology and environmental conservation. His detailed observations of nature, along with his philosophical reflections, contributed significantly to the understanding of the natural environment and the need for its preservation.
Thoreau lived according to the principles he defended, seeking an existence based on simplicity, reflection and deep respect for the natural world. His life and work continue to inspire those interested in environmental issues, civil rights, and the search for deeper meaning in human life, keeping his legacy alive as one of the most influential thinkers of the 19th century.
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