6+2-bedroom house with terrace and garden in the centre of Avenidas Novas, near the Calouste Gulbenkian Museum, Saldanha, Campo Pequeno, Instituto Superior Técnico and public transport, shops and services.

This house is on four levels and has a 115 sq m garden. It has 759 sq m of gross construction area and 455 sq m of gross private area.

The ground floor features a hall (40 sq m) with two lifts, a lounge (50 sq m) and dining room (18 sq m) with access to the terrace and garden, two suites (24 sq m and 28 sq m), a kitchen (23 sq m) and a guest bathroom.

The first floor has a hall (31 sq m), two suites (44 sq m and 26 sq m), a wood-lined lounge with a fireplace (43 sq m), an office (20 sq m), a walk-in closet (11 sq m) and a storage room (12 sq m).

The air-conditioned attic consists of a very large apartment with a bedroom (35 sq m), bathroom and storage.

The 200 sq m basement has a large storage space and a bathroom.

The house receives natural light throughout the day.

Features:

– 2 lifts
– Solar panels
– Air conditioning in all rooms
– Central heating
– Wardrobes
– Year of construction: 1951
– Video entry
– Double glazing
– Fully-fitted kitchen with fridge, oven, hob, extractor fan, washing machine, dishwasher and microwave
– Recently renovated

Property exempt from a licence to use because it was registered before 1951.

Avenidas Novas – the centre of Lisbon
This civil parish is the result of the administrative reform of 2012 when the parish of Avenidas Novas incorporated the parishes of S. Sebastião da Pedreira, Nossa Senhora de Fátima and part of the parish of Campolide.

The Parish of Avenidas Novas covers 2.92 sq km and has more than 23,000 inhabitants. Its streets are laid out in a grid shape creating square blocks. The main avenues that gave it its name start at the Marquês de Pombal Square with Parque Eduardo VII and Rua Fontes Pereira de Melo, passing through the Picoas roundabout and continuing towards Jardim do Campo Grande, Avenida da República and its adjacent streets.

The parish of Avenidas Novas is today one of the city’s strategic business centres and it has universities, embassies, museums and two of the biggest concert halls in Lisbon.

This, along with its people, makes the parish of Avenidas Novas one of the most exquisite residential areas in Lisbon.

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