A PEACEFUL NEST PERCHED ON LISBON’S HEIGHTS

Situated a stone’s throw away from one of Lisbon’s most striking “miradouros” - Portas do Sol, between the noble neighbourhood of Castelo Sao Jorge and the charming quarter of Alfama is Escolas Gerais 61. This locality enjoys a vibrant surrounding with plenty of restaurants (typical as well as modern), lovely scenic cafes, the emblematic tram 28, as well as beautiful churches, squares, the Sao Vicente monastery, and many other interesting sites. While Escolas Gerais 61 is located in the core of this animation, its main entrance is found hidden away in the peaceful Largo do Salvador, with a private common garden at the entrance, giving this property an exclusive sense of privacy and calm. The building has been masterfully conceptualized working with a team of highly skilled engineers and architects with an eye for detail and design, delivering top quality spaces. Generous windows and large terraces have been installed all around the apartments and rooms to enjoy the unique brilliance of Lisbon's light, which spills over the city’s breath taking views over the river Tagus, the hill of the Castelo Sao Jorge and the Alfama rooftops. The property is finished to the highest standards and offers all modern amenities such as a lift, and air conditioning. Escolas Gerais 61 offers 5 unique units with 2 to 3 bedroom apartments, with outdoor spaces and some with breathtaking river views between 100 m2 to 160 m2.

LIVE IN ALFAMA

Alfama is one of Lisbon’s most genuine neighborhoods – its architecture presents the unique characteristics of old and colorful buildings that give it a joyful character and tranquility. Strolling through the Alfama district is an invitation to get lost among extremely charming streets and alleys. Most of the older residents have lived here all their lives and retain a strong sense of community, although an increasing number of wealthier people are investing in their properties and moving in. Other renovated buildings directly below the castle have been converted into some of the city's most atmospheric and unique hotels, and many of the traditional buildings are now charming apartments.