Building in Calçada da Ajuda with 3 floors and a total area of 430m2
Lisboa, Lisboa, Ajuda
Zone: Ajuda
Zone: Ajuda
1 800 000€
- 9
- 8
- 7
- Usable: 400m2
- Floor: 420m2
- C.E.: E
- Year: 1928
- Solar Orientation: East, West
- Ref: 59620-COMP60422
Description
This property is an excellent opportunity for investment or housing. Here are the details:
Location: The building is situated in Calçada da Ajuda, a privileged area in Lisbon.
Fronts: The property has three fronts, which provides excellent ventilation and natural lighting.
Sun exposure: With excellent sun exposure, residents will enjoy natural light throughout the day.
Spacious Areas: The building offers good areas, ensuring comfort and space for all occupants.
Prime Zone: Located in a prime zone, the building is surrounded by commerce, transport, services and schools.
Property composition:
Two T3 Floors: Each floor has 130m², totaling 260m² of floor space.
Duplex: In addition to the two T3 floors, there is a duplex with 190m² of space.
Potential: This building offers various possibilities, from conversion into independent apartments to use as a family home.
The parish of Ajuda has been renovated after Portugal's crisis years and is thus more inhabited and even classified as Lisbon's "New Bairro Alto". Constant improvements in housing and public spaces, as well as in the services provided to the population, have led to this parish being classified, along with Belém, as the new premium area of the Portuguese capital.
Don't miss out on this unique opportunity in Calçada da Ajuda! For more information, please contact us.
In 1762, Ajuda became part of the municipality of Lisbon, thus ceasing to be a suburban town. The parish was then a cluster of houses, farms, quarries, lime kilns and mills. In 1768, the Marquis of Pombal set up the Botanical Garden in Horta da Quinta de Cima. It was also around this time, between 1766 and 1787, that Pina Manique had the Ajuda Cemetery built, where the servants of the Royal House were buried. The Real Barraca that had once been the royal family's residence was replaced by a huge palace - the Ajuda National Palace. Construction began in 1795, but had to be interrupted due to the French Invasions, which forced the royal family to flee to Brazil. It was finished in the mid-19th century and was the residence of King Carlos.
Like other parishes in Lisbon, Ajuda was also part of the municipality of Belém between 1852 and 1885 and was later reincorporated into Lisbon. Nowadays, Ajuda has been losing population due to the growing trend of people moving to the outskirts of the capital. The parish has a rich and varied heritage, the result of the many generations that have passed through it.
Location: The building is situated in Calçada da Ajuda, a privileged area in Lisbon.
Fronts: The property has three fronts, which provides excellent ventilation and natural lighting.
Sun exposure: With excellent sun exposure, residents will enjoy natural light throughout the day.
Spacious Areas: The building offers good areas, ensuring comfort and space for all occupants.
Prime Zone: Located in a prime zone, the building is surrounded by commerce, transport, services and schools.
Property composition:
Two T3 Floors: Each floor has 130m², totaling 260m² of floor space.
Duplex: In addition to the two T3 floors, there is a duplex with 190m² of space.
Potential: This building offers various possibilities, from conversion into independent apartments to use as a family home.
The parish of Ajuda has been renovated after Portugal's crisis years and is thus more inhabited and even classified as Lisbon's "New Bairro Alto". Constant improvements in housing and public spaces, as well as in the services provided to the population, have led to this parish being classified, along with Belém, as the new premium area of the Portuguese capital.
Don't miss out on this unique opportunity in Calçada da Ajuda! For more information, please contact us.
In 1762, Ajuda became part of the municipality of Lisbon, thus ceasing to be a suburban town. The parish was then a cluster of houses, farms, quarries, lime kilns and mills. In 1768, the Marquis of Pombal set up the Botanical Garden in Horta da Quinta de Cima. It was also around this time, between 1766 and 1787, that Pina Manique had the Ajuda Cemetery built, where the servants of the Royal House were buried. The Real Barraca that had once been the royal family's residence was replaced by a huge palace - the Ajuda National Palace. Construction began in 1795, but had to be interrupted due to the French Invasions, which forced the royal family to flee to Brazil. It was finished in the mid-19th century and was the residence of King Carlos.
Like other parishes in Lisbon, Ajuda was also part of the municipality of Belém between 1852 and 1885 and was later reincorporated into Lisbon. Nowadays, Ajuda has been losing population due to the growing trend of people moving to the outskirts of the capital. The parish has a rich and varied heritage, the result of the many generations that have passed through it.
Divisions
Floor name: Piso 0
| Division | Area | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Bedroom | 15.35m2 | |
| Suite | 19.00m2 | |
| Bedroom | 11.60m2 | |
| WC | 4.00m2 | |
| WC | 4.00m2 | |
| Open Space | 38.30m2 | |
| Hall | 6.00m2 |
Floor name: Piso 1
| Division | Area | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Bedroom | 8.50m2 | |
| Suite | 18.00m2 | |
| Bedroom | 15.50m2 | |
| WC | 3.50m2 | |
| Hall | 8.00m2 | |
| Open Space | 28.00m2 | |
| Terrace | 12.00m2 |
Floor name: Piso 2
| Division | Area | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Kitchen | 8.60m2 | |
| Room | 23.50m2 | |
| Bedroom | 15.50m2 | |
| Bedroom | 13.20m2 | |
| WC | 4.00m2 | |
| Hall | 8.00m2 | |
| Terrace | 12.00m2 |
Floor name: Piso 3 Sotão
| Division | Area | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Open Space | 39.00m2 | |
| WC | 7.20m2 |
