Large areas of glazing bring daylight deep into the house and frame views toward the Tagus, connecting the interior to the surrounding landscape without compromising privacy. The first floor centres on an open-plan kitchen, dining and living area, with glazed openings to adjoining patios and terraces.

The house becomes increasingly private as it rises. The top floor is dedicated to an en-suite bedroom with its own terrace, offering the widest views across Belém toward the river. The ground floor is currently arranged as a single open space – suited to use as a studio, office, gym or guest area – and gives the property considerable flexibility for additional bedrooms or independent accommodation.

The property sits in Belém, one of Lisbon’s most historically significant neighbourhoods and among its most carefully preserved. The Jardim Botânico Tropical is immediately adjacent. The Jerónimos Monastery, the CCB and the Belém riverfront are all within walking distance.