The apartment centres on a generous open-plan kitchen, dining and living area, with approximately three-metre ceilings and afternoon light from the front of the building. The bespoke kitchen combines custom cabinetry, RMC marble and terrazzo with integrated Siemens and Bosch appliances, alongside a custom oak dining table with space for eight to ten people. Original ceiling mouldings and timber flooring have been retained throughout, creating a deliberate contrast with the new finishes.

The two larger bedrooms face the quieter, garden side of the apartment. The principal bedroom has extensive bespoke cabinetry and an en-suite finished in Italian Rosa del Garda marble and Portuguese white tiles. A second full bathroom incorporates a bath, shower, laundry and custom built-in storage. At the rear, an enclosed winter garden runs along the garden-facing side of the apartment, with floor-to-ceiling windows looking into the neighbouring gardens and bringing morning light into this end of the home. At the front, a balcony looks toward São Jorge Castle.

The 2025 renovation included new electrical and plumbing systems, bespoke oak joinery, full-height oak doors and new floor-to-ceiling windows across the rear. The communal areas were renovated in 2026, including new water, electricity and gas columns.

Located close to Campo dos Mártires da Pátria and Jardim do Torel, the apartment is within easy walking distance of Avenida da Liberdade, Anjos, Intendente and Lisbon’s historic centre. The area is seeing significant new investment – Soho House is currently under construction on Largo do Intendente, and the former Hospital do Desterro is being transformed into a major mixed-use destination by the group behind LX Factory. Nearby, small art galleries and independent shops are dotted throughout the surrounding streets.