6-bedroom apartment in São Vicente, Lisbon with garden, swimming pool and view of the River Tagus.

421 sq m apartment with three units on the second floor of the former Palace of the Telles de Melo. The units that make up this apartment are connected and comprise a complete dwelling (256 sq m of gross private area and 44 sq m of gross dependent area), with a lift. The property has an entrance hall, corridors, five living rooms, six bedrooms, two kitchens (one of them with a large pantry / utility room and mezzanine), three bathrooms, a storage room and access to the terrace and two balconies.

It also has a suspended corridor to access the pool and garden (131 sq m in total), a heated pool with a heat pump (10 m x 4 m), hot tub and a bathroom in the garden.

The ground floor (165 sq m) has parking, a technical area, an old chapel room, an outdoor patio (25 sq m), a bathroom, an indoor room and a room with the old oven.

Features:

– Broad, old pinewood floor boards
– Ceilings in pine, apart from the entrance hall ceiling which is in chestnut wood
– Original 18th century waxed, exotic wooden shutters
– Waxed Baltic pine internal doors from the 18th and 19th centuries
– Clean stone details
– Walls painted in white emulsion pint
– Some walls with glazed tiles
– PVC windows on all balconies with French doors, and aluminium frames for the other doors and windows.
– Front and side views of the river from 11 balconies with French doors in original 18th-century iron and 2 windows
– View of the garden from 2 balconies

The former Palace of the Telles de Melo, secretaries of the War Council, built in the last decade of the 17th century and finished in 1700. The building is on the corner of Calçada do Cascão and Rua dos Remédios, next to the old “Porta da Cruz” which was part of the Fernandina City Wall of 1383, over which the Palace nestles.
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São Vicente has a prime location which extends over Bairro de Alfama and Bairro da Graça, known for their typically Lisbon lifestyle. With a very diversified and rich history, this neighbourhood has fado establishments, little bakeries, groceries, traditional shops, the mythical Feira da Ladra flea market and restaurants offering traditional gastronomy.

In the vicinity are leisure and cultural zones such as the National Pantheon, Sinel de Cordes Palace, the Fado Museum, Ribeira Grande Municipal Museum and belvederes of Graça and Senhora do Monte with views over the city.

Enormous transport network, namely the mythical tram number 28, buses and a short distance from Santa Apolónia train station, close to Gil Vicente Elementary and Secondary School and Dom Pedro IV nursery school.

Excellent access to Humberto Delgado International Airport and 30 minutes from Cascais train line.

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