2 bedroom apartment with 119 sqm located in the São Bento 21 development in Lisbon.
Upon entering this apartment, you'll find a large living room with 33 sqm and three bay windows that give it plenty of natural light. The kitchen is integrated into the living room through a direct opening onto it.
Along the corridor you reach the private area, where you'll find an en suite bedroom with a 16 sqm dressing room and a bathroom, as well a bedroom with a closet and balcony and a spacious 7 sqm bathroom.
On the living room side, there are 3 small balconies facing Rua de São Bento and to the east.
The 5-storey building has one apartment per floor. On the ground floor you'll find a large studio apartment, and on the other floors you'll find two-bedroom apartments. The apartments are spacious and bright, with the studio having a fantastic outdoor area and the 4th floor a pleasant balcony with city and river views.
The high-quality finishes strike a perfect balance between aesthetics, comfort and functionality.
The bedrooms have fitted closets, and the American oak floors and large windows create warm and welcoming environments.
The kitchens open onto elegant living rooms and lend themselves to socializing, with modern Bosh appliances set against natural materials such as Lioz stone.
We would also highlight the following materials and finishes: armored entrance door, 'Cortizo' lacquered aluminum frames with double glazing, air conditioning, Ataíja stone floors on the balconies and patio, Lioz stone floors in the bathrooms and kitchen, as well as the countertops, thermo accumulator, Bosh brand kitchen appliances (hob and electric oven).
The building has an elevator.
São Bento is notable for its history and heritage. Its name dates back to the 16th century, when the Benedictine convent was built where the Assembly of the Republic now stands. Alexandre Herculano and Laura Alves were born in Rua de São Bento and Amália Rodrigues, Hintze Ribeiro and Fernando Pessoa lived there. Its typical streets and gardens give it a distinctly Lisbon character.
In addition to these characteristics, there are traditional stores alternating with modern ones, a varied gastronomy, supermarkets, culture and education, as the Passos Manuel primary and secondary school and the ISEG (Instituto Superior de Economia e Gestão) are nearby.
It is also well served by public transport, and will soon benefit from a new metro station which will make it easier to connect to the rest of the city.
You'll also find a public parking lot where you can park your car, just a 400m walk away.
Energy Rating: B-
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