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Meco House

Charming villa with swimming pool near the village of Meco, with an excellent location, quiet street without traffic, unobstructed views.

The villa is in good condition,
Divided into two floors,

Ground floor
Living room
kitchen
Two bathrooms
4 bedrooms

Large basement, multipurpose with kitchen and bathroom.

Annex in the garden
swimming pool and garden.

Information about the region.

The beach of Aldeia do Meco remained practically unknown due to isolation and difficult access. He began to gain fame in the summer of the early 1970s. A group of American, Swedish and Dutch hippies discovered the beach, which is not accessible by road. Fifteen years after the arrival of this group, the beach has become a holiday destination for some of Lisbon’s elite.

Extensive (about 4 km) and sometimes rough sea, the southern part of the great dune is legal for the practice of naturism. It was, in fact, this fact that made Praia do Meco famous.

This beach is annually the stage for an international ultimate frisbee tournament: Torneio Internacional Bar do Peixe.

Come and meet this 1 bedroom apartment of 72m2 in the heart of Alfama, the most typical neighborhood of the Portuguese capital. In such a characteristic patio of this Lisbon neighborhood, the building was totally renovated 3 years ago, and is still in excellent condition, providing you with quality finishes and all modern comfort.

With wooden floors, the house is distinguished by its high ceilings, natural light and sense of well-being that you can enjoy there.

Fully equipped Bosch kitchen, with 100L thermoculator, Mitsubishi A/C, swinging double glazing frames in solid wood, MDF cabinets lacquered in white. Orientation south.

The property is part of a very unique building, where there was an old bakery and an old bread oven (preserving the large brick chimney). The building was in a poor state of conservation and was the subject of total rehabilitation that allowed to maintain characteristics of the original building reviving these old elements.

In the facades were adopted recognized materials of vernacular architecture, as is the case of the marseille tile and the wooden frames. The masonry of the elevations were repaired and painted, and the color of the facades of the original building was maintained. The building corresponding to the old ’Bakery Shop’ was painted a relatively dark gray tone, so as to contrast with some façade reliefs painted in a lighter tone.

Come and get to know this unique space, in one of the most characteristic neighborhoods of the Portuguese capital.

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T4. Garage, near Avenida da Liberdade

Fully refurbished flat,
in a very clama street, excellent location, very central, historic area, close to Avenida da Liberdade, Bairro Alto and Chiado.

Metro, train, bus.

Divided into three floors
Good areas, rooms with good natural light,
Central heating, air conditioning
Patio at the back, which allows you to have meals with privacy and tranquillity.

Garage.

Excellent opportunity, both for housing and investment.

History of Avenida da Liberdade
After the earthquake of 1755, the so-called Passeio Público was built, at the bottom of the current avenue and Praça dos Restauradores.

At that time, despite the name, the Passeio had nothing public! It was surrounded by walls and gates, where only members of high society circulated.

In 1821, with the liberal movement in the country, the barriers were destroyed so that everyone could circulate there.

It was in 1879 that the Avenue of Liberty as we know it today began to be born, built with inspiration from the Champs-Elysées in Paris.

This wide and elegant avenue has been the scene of parties, parades and demonstrations. Nowadays, it is divided into several lanes of traffic, which connect Praça dos Restauradores to Marquês de Pombal.

Currently, Avenida da Liberdade is occupied by several offices, hotels and shops.

Bairro Alto is an old and picturesque neighbourhood in the centre of Lisbon, with narrow, cobbled streets, centuries-old houses, small traditional shops, restaurants and nightlife venues. Built in an orthogonal plan from the beginning of the sixteenth century, it was known as Vila Nova de Andrade.

At the beginning of the 21st century, Chiado strengthened its profile as a cosmopolitan neighbourhood and a space for gatherings and cultural centres. The opening of Café No Chiado, on the site of the former Livraria Morais, on the initiative of the National Center of Culture, as well as the cultural dynamics installed in the Literary Guild are milestones in this process of resurgence of places of enjoyment and sociability. The refunctionalization of the old Armazéns do Chiado, with hotel, restaurant and commercial activities, which includes a space dedicated to books and multimedia (the Fnac Bookstore), simultaneously with the rehabilitation of the São Luíz Municipal Theatre and the Mário Viegas Theatre-Studio and the reprogramming of the São Carlos Theatre and the Trindade Theatre, today contribute to a wide and diversified cultural offer. Stage of some emblematic events in the city, Chiado is rightly known today as one of the main ’meeting points’ for Lisboners and those who visit Lisbon.

Imagine a spacious and raw space, where once operated a foundry and, more recently, a printing house.

Picture its high ceilings and numerous windows that flood the space with natural light, creating a play of shadows and illumination that highlights the artistic and poetic potential of the place.

The freight elevator still stands, carrying with it the marks of time, remnants of the hard work and activity that once took place there. With a large, open area devoid of internal divisionsjust a few easily removable officesthe space offers a blank canvas, ready to be transformed by the imagination of its new owner.

Its generous dimensions make it perfect for conversion into a contemporary loft with sophisticated design, where living and working areas blend harmoniously, creating a unique and customizable environment. But the options are numerous: why not an architecture studio? An art gallery? A community space? A brunch-style eatery?

This unique and charming space is located in the picturesque and charismatic Costa do Castelo, within a historic building dating back to 1894, preserving its original facade design and architecture, right next to the walls of São Jorge Castle and, therefore, close to numerous points of tourist interest: São Jorge Castle, the viewpoints of Graça, Santa Luzia, and Portas do Sol, Lisbon Cathedral, the National Pantheon, or Feira da Ladra (Santa Clara Market).

With 400m² of gross private area, the space, designated for ’services,’ was previously used as a foundry and later as a printing house, an activity that ceased 20 years ago. With two independent entrances, the space is distinguished by its original layout, which contrasts a large, deep area with numerous windows accessed via the side entrance, and two smaller floors, accessible from Costa do Castelo.

Come and explore this unique and raw space, where the possibilities for reinvention are vast, limited only by the imagination of those who invest in it.