THE BUILDING IN BAIRRO ALTO

ABOUT THE PROPERTY
There are buildings that sell because of their architecture. Others because of their location. And then there are those that have a history on their doorstep.

This is one of them.

In the heart of Bairro Alto, on one of Lisbon’s best-known streets, stands this building with traditional character, where the scale, materials, and architecture still preserve the memory of another Lisbon.

With a gross construction area of 173 m² set on a 57 m² plot, this building is spread over 4 floors (ground floor, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd floors). The property is sold in its entirety, offering an estimated yield of around 8.5% and full management flexibility, fragmented rental, with the possibility of independently leasing the ground-floor shop, full income generation, future resale, or owner occupation.

All units are delivered furnished and equipped as they currently are.

Ground Floor
Space with 48 m², ideal for retail, services, or residential use. It has a kitchenette and a bathroom. Independent entrance.

1st and 2nd Floors
T3 apartment with 40 m² of gross private area, comprising 3 bedrooms, one of them en suite, 2 full bathrooms, living room, and kitchenette.

3rd Floor
T2 apartment with 45 m² of gross private area, comprising 2 bedrooms, one of them en suite, 2 full bathrooms, living room, and kitchenette.

Highlights and General Equipment


- 100% soundproofing throughout the building.
- air conditioning installed in all units.
- self check-in with home automation system for remote door opening.
- all bedrooms have windows and good natural light.

A building to live in, invest in, generate income from, or simply become part of the history of one of Lisbon’s most distinctive areas.

ABOUT THE LOCATION
Bairro Alto has many faces. In this area, one reveals itself as night falls, more discreet, more intimate, and deeply connected to fado.

Some of Lisbon’s most traditional houses keep alive a night made of discreet doors, soft voices, and music that is heard from within.

A Bairro Alto where the night moves to another rhythm and is not to be confused with the bustle of the bar streets.

ABOUT THE HISTORY
But this street had many lives before it had a newspaper.

For centuries, it was Rua dos Calafates, linked to the men who worked in maritime trades. Then came the printing houses, the newspapers, the journalists, the writers, and the paperboys.

It was here that, in 1864, Diário de Notícias was born, founded by Eduardo Coelho and Tomás Quintino Antunes. The newspaper remained in this area for about 75 years before moving to Avenida da Liberdade. In 1885, the street received the name it still bears today.

The newspaper left. The name remained. And the street continued to gather stories.

And then there are the mysteries the street holds, among tales of Freemasonry, underground passages, and other things that perhaps are better left to be discovered.

ABOUT THE SPIRIT OF THE PLACE
There is something particularly Lisbon about this part of Bairro Alto.

A building in the heart of the city, where history, culture, fado, and everyday life coexist at the doorstep.