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This home is situated in the cultural hotspot of the Intendente district, close to the city centre, so you’ll find plenty of multicultural food options and azulejo-covered old buildings. There are some beautiful views from the nearby Chapel of Our Lady of the Mountain, as well as the Mirador Nuestra Señora del Monte. Intendente Station on the Green Line of the Lisbon Metro is under a five-minute walk away, so the rest of Lisbon is easy to access, too.

Inside this stylish apartment, multiple French doors allow light to flood in. Pour a glass of wine and take in the views over the neighbourhood from the small balconies. We love the polished wooden floors and grey colour scheme enlivened by pops of cheerful yellow. 

Later, rustle up some tasty bacalhau (salt cod) with olives and potatoes in the sleek kitchen for dinner. If you need to catch up on work, upstairs, there’s an office area with an industrial vibe with its metal storage cabinet and concrete ceiling. This place is perfect for families, friends or business professionals.

Yellow Linaria

This Santos apartment puts you in a neighbourhood that knows how to enjoy itself. Mornings start with coffee by the river, afternoons drift between galleries and viewpoints, and evenings usually involve a wine bar or two. The Time Out Market, Pink Street, and Cais do Sodré are all within walking distance, so it's easy to dip into the busier side of Lisbon before retreating back to Santos. The apartment itself is a comfortable base for couples, friends, or small families, while the nearby rooftop wine tastings offer a very respectable excuse to take a break from sightseeing.

Santos Calm

Made up of two luxurious floors with distinct styles, this is a home for lovers of rustic antiquity and modern minimalism. While the lower level has period features (we love that the old potbelly stove is still in place in the living room), a balcony with views over the street below, and plenty of character, the top floor suite has a very different feel. Downstairs you'll find two of the bedrooms, along with a dining area, modern kitchen, and bathroom. But climb the stairs and you'll enter what feels a lot like a self-contained flat. Ideal if some of your party would prefer a bit more privacy, it's got its own lounge and TV, a sleek kitchenette, work nook, and bathroom. Lit with skylights and painted all white, it's a charming spot to relax in. From this quiet street, it's easy to explore the historic heart of Lisbon. You're just ten minutes away from the Príncipe Real and Santos districts, and your balcony has views across to São Bento Palace.

The Sky Parlour

Centuries of history are embedded in this Bairro Alto apartment – hand-painted azulejo tiles line the dining room walls, and ancient arched ceilings arch overhead in the living room, giving the place a sense of place that few city apartments can match. Step outside and you're in a walled 17th-century convent garden, a rare pocket of calm in central Lisbon. Chiado and Príncipe Real are within easy walking distance, Alfama's medieval alleys are a twenty-four-minute walk, and São Jorge Castle – with its sweeping panoramic views – is fifteen minutes on foot.

Cloister & Azulejos

Located in the lively Bairro Alto district, this modern apartment brims with character. The living space is the heart of the home – it’s geared up for both entertaining and relaxing. Spend mornings curled up on the sofa, lost in a good book, and evenings sharing homemade grub and bottles of wine around the dining table. Relax in the golden Iberian sunshine on the terrace before heading out into the atmospheric streets that surround your home. 

Wander over to the Carmo Convent, a reminder of the destructive earthquake of 1755, then mosey down to Praça do Comércio to admire the egg-yolk-yellow Pombaline-style buildings. If you’re feeling peckish, catch the iconic 28 tram to Alfama for traditional tascas or sample the upscale restaurants of elegant Chiado. 

A Nossa Vez 

Nestled in one of Lisbon’s most creative neighbourhoods, this Santos apartment is just as inviting as its location. You’ll be treated to stylish interiors and a welcome gift with a bottle of wine and local delicacies. The layout is perfect for couples and solo travellers with the handy addition of a desk if you need to catch up on work. And when you’re ready to dive into the action, it’s a short stroll to local coffee shops, boutiques, galleries and museums. 

Slow Sun

Located right in front of Praça da Figueira with views of the square from its Juliet balcony, this apartment puts you in a wonderfully central spot from which to explore Lisbon’s sights. The decor is a pêle-mêle of styles that won’t be to everyone’s taste. And the great locale means street noise is to be expected. However, the interconnecting bedrooms make this spot a good choice for families, as well as those looking to spend their days visiting the myriad cultural hotspots within easy walking distance. 


The Marquis of Jardem

Bespoke handcrafted furniture, curated Portuguese artwork, and a bed that practically demands a lie-in – this Lisbon apartment has been put together with real care. The living room sets the tone, with curated playlists and a built-in desk nook that makes it easy to work from home. A welcome kit of local wine and gourmet treats greets you on arrival, and you'll have access to a nearby rooftop and co-working space. With Baxia on your doorstep – the city's historic heart – there's always a reason to venture out.

Lisbon Arcana

Between Estrela and the river in Lisbon, you'll find this home's location, the Lapa district. It's a peaceful residential area with some charming attractions, such as the Basilica da Estrela and the neoclassical Assembleia da República. Or head to the nearby Museu da Marioneta, a museum of Portuguese puppetry housed in the Convent of Bernardas. There are plenty of eateries to enjoy in the locale too.

Or head back to this stylish home and cook up some Piri Piri chicken. Then relax on the small balcony with a glass of wine. The living space, with its multiple windows, is bathed in light. We particularly love the main bedroom with its original shutters and French doors that open onto a Juliet balcony.


Lapa It Up

Ideally located opposite Praça dos Restauradores, this carefully curated apartment offers a comfortable, central base from which to explore Lisbon’s most celebrated sights. 
 
Step into the open-plan living area where tall ceilings, wood floors and a kaleidoscope of colourful furnishings await. Make yourself comfortable on the plump sofa with a cup of fresh coffee and a locally bought pastel de nata, or perch by the Juliet balcony with a glass of Portuguese wine after a day of exploring the city. The dining table beckons sociable soirées when you’re not out sampling the local dining scene, while the two pared-back bedrooms offer a sound night’s sleep. Factor in the pair of sleek bathrooms – one of which has a luxurious rainfall shower – and you've got everything you need for a relaxing stay. 
 
Outside of your home, you’ve got plenty of cultural hotspots nearby, including the Santa Justa Lift (a seven-minute walk), the Carmo Convent (also a seven-minute walk), Praça do Comércio (a fifteen-minute walk) and lively Pink Street (a twenty-minute walk). 


Return of the Stone

On one of Lisbon’s historic, slanty streets where pastel buildings are trimmed with wrought-iron balconies this apartment is a rare gem. It’s in the Santa Catarina neighbourhood, a short walk from the fado bars and atmospheric restaurants of Bairro Alto and the museums and historic sights of Chiado.

The azulejo-tiled exterior radiates old Lisbon charm but, stepping inside, you’re greeted with a 21st-century haven of calm. Of course, the original windows, herringbone floor and a wall of bookshelves packed with novels feel like classic Lisbon, but the plush lemon-yellow sofa, glass-topped dining table and pendant lamps are a modern update. 

Old french doors lead to the back garden, which is a rarity this close to Lisbon’s centre. Here you’ll find a patio for alfresco dining as olive and fig trees grow in pots. The covered lounge area is our favourite thing about this home, where rattan furniture sits against a beautiful, hand-painted tile fountain, typical of the 18th century. 

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LINARIA

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CALM

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PARLOUR

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Cloister &
Azulejos

A Nossa
Vez

Slow
Sun

The Marquis
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Lisbon
Arcana

Lapa It
Up

Return of
the Stone

Azulejo
Daydream

Cloister &
Azulejos

A Nossa
Vez

Slow
Sun

The Marquis
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Lisbon
Arcana

Lapa It
Up

Return of
the Stone

Azulejo
Daydream

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THE SKYPARLOUR

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Cloister &Azulejos

A NossaVez

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Lapa ItUp

Return ofthe Stone

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Cloister &Azulejos

A NossaVez

SlowSun

The Marquisof Jardem

LisbonArcana

Lapa ItUp

Return ofthe Stone

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YELLOW
LINARIA

SANTOS
CALM

THE SKY
PARLOUR

Cloister &
Azulejos

A Nossa
Vez

Slow
Sun

The Marquis
of Jardem

Lisbon
Arcana

Lapa It
Up

Return of
the Stone

Azulejo
Daydream

Cloister &
Azulejos

A Nossa
Vez

Slow
Sun

The Marquis
of Jardem

Lisbon
Arcana

Lapa It
Up

Return of
the Stone

Azulejo
Daydream