Apartment in Lissabon, Portugal, 95.3 m²

Apartment T2 is a two-bedroom apartment in the very center of Lisbon.

The living area of the apartment is 95.3 sq.m. It consists of a living room of 43 sq.m. connected to the kitchen according to the open space concept; a bedroom suite of 11 sq.m. with a bathroom of 5.3 sq.m.; a bedroom of 16.65 sq.m. and a guest bathroom of 2 sq.m. The kitchen is equipped with an oven, microwave, stove, hood and refrigerator. In general, the apartments are equipped with double glazing, armored doors and electric blinds.

The apartment is located 20 meters from Chiado, 400 meters from Baixa-Chiado Metro Station and 270 meters from San Carlos National Theater.

The completion of construction work on the renovation of the historic building is scheduled for 2021.

The building at 38 Victor Cordon Street offers exclusive modern apartments filled with the charm of a historic building. The studio and one-bedroom apartments retain their original details combined with new and refined technical features and only benefit from the magical light of Lisbon. After renovation, the Vitor Cordon 38 building is preserved by the King Manuel II Foundation. From the beautiful white stone bathrooms to the elegant pine floors and the stylish kitchen equipped with first-class appliances, each apartment has been carefully thought out and uses exceptionally high-quality finishes.

This building belongs to the D. Manuel II Foundation, which was created by Dona Augusta Vitoria, the widow of His Majesty King Don Manuel II, and today is represented by His Royal Highness the Duke of Braganza. This Vítor Cordon 38 building is part of a valuable estate left by the Portuguese Royal House.

The Pombalino-style buildings reflect a special era in the history of Lisbon. Originally built in the XVIII century, some of them were restored in 1990 by the famous architect Álvaro Siza Vieira, after their damage from a fire in the well-known Armazéns do Chiado in 1988. Preserving and respecting the characteristics of that era, the reconstructions maintained the elegance of the 19th-century facade in the Victor Cordon 38 building and successfully completed the fusion of historical and modern styles.

The Chiado district is not only the richest district in Lisbon - it is also the most elegant and charismatic. From the best vintage cafes and international fashion stores, including the likes of Hermès and the fine porcelain shop Vista Alegre, to fantastic rooftop bars and luxury restaurants, Chiado offers you a real neighborhood experience.