CHARMINGLY MODERN

The common areas preserve the magnificence of a historical past and make this building a real treasure. Whether it be the monumentality of the entrance hall, the wooden stairs with rehabilitated metal guards or the generous ceilings, Grand Loft Avenida is an authentic tribute to Lisbon’s architectural heritage, adapted to the present day. A celebration of history with a bright future. The bathrooms feature marble-lined floors and walls and are designed with the highest quality equipment and customisable finishes - gold, black matte and white matte. Enjoy the city as a natural extension of your new home. Discover unique spaces with balconies overlooking Lisbon, a genuine invitation to live in this city at the right speed, at the right time. The kitchen, a space to meet and enjoy, was designed to provide a functional and elegant atmosphere, equipped with high-quality appliances. A room designed to shine and communicate with the rest of the house: it’s a place to discover and revel. To create a sophisticated and welcoming environment, everything was thought out in detail. The elegance of the finishing materials reinforces the touch of excellence anywhere you look.

LIVE IN AVENIDA DA LIBERDADE

Rua da Glória combines the best of two worlds in Lisbon: it's a residential street, very quiet and at the same time very central. It's just 1 minute walk from the luxurious Avenida da Liberdade, compared to the Champs Elysées, with its famous international brand stores, and 5 minutes from the Príncipe Real neighbourhood, an up-and-coming area where you'll find some of the best shopping, restaurants and cultural offerings in the capital. This is a vibrant and cosmopolitan neighbourhood that combines the charm of historic buildings with the urban spirit of a great capital, with the Tagus River at its feet and the sea nearby. Also within walking distance are various monuments, gardens and cultural institutions such as the São Jorge Cinema, the Tivoli Theatre and the Coliseu dos Recreios. The Glória elevator, one of the oldest in Lisbon, connects the São Pedro de Alcântara viewpoint near Bairro Alto to Praça dos Restauradores, which in turn connects to Baixa Pombalina, the city's historic heart.