House Lisboa stands at the heart of Príncipe Real, one of Lisbon’s most esteemed quarters. This 19th-century residence, unfolding across 720 m² and three expansive floors, blends noble heritage with enduring scale. The grandeur of its marble foyer and preserved stone arches anchors a first impression of authenticity. The main level grants access to a dining room, a classic kitchen, a dedicated pantry, laundry, storage, lift, and an office, once a chapel, alongside a separate two-bedroom flat with its own entry.
The central staircase, defined by intricate wallwork and a luminous skylight, leads to the ground floor’s reception rooms. Here, ceilings soar above 4.5 meters, adorned with ornate plasterwork, and original hardwood floors lend warmth and distinction. These interconnected living spaces include elegant salons, a library, and a quiet reading room, accompanied by a guest bedroom and two bathrooms.
On the upper floor, the residence introduces a lounge, kitchenette, three bedrooms, and two bathrooms. The attic hosts a vast ensuite bedroom opening to a balcony with sweeping city views. This house in Lisboa is perfectly positioned among renowned gardens, cafes, acclaimed dining, high-end boutiques, and cultural landmarks. Easy international access and proximity to Lisbon’s coastline and UNESCO-listed Sintra complete an address where provenance meets daily delight.
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