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Staying in this modern apartment, you get to experience Lisbon like a local. It’s in the quiet, family-friendly neighbourhood of Alvalade, with its tree-lined streets and community feel. There are restaurants and co-working spaces nearby, and green spaces like Jardim do Areeiro and the botanical gardens. The apartment has a workstation in the living space, making this a practical choice for business travellers as well as families and groups of friends seeking a calmer base in the city. We love the sunroom and the chic dining space in particular. 

Light of Lisbon

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If you’re in search of a relaxing base away from the tourist centre of Lisbon, this apartment delivers an easy solution. You’ll find all the essentials you could need to switch off, unwind or catch up on work. There’s a small balcony and you can enjoy access to a shared swimming pool and gym – perfect for exercise enthusiasts. Private parking is available for one car and you’ll find great public transport links ensuring smooth connections with the rest of the city. 

The Lisbon Sunset

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From the sun-kissed terrace to the stylish interiors, this apartment is a winner. It's a great base for a couple or solo travellers, though a sofa bed can be used upon request. Planning to work from home? You'll find a desk in the living area, alongside a record player so you can listen to some tunes while you work. The kitchen isn't the biggest, but the terrace makes up for it – there's plenty of space to sprawl out with a cocktail in the sun. Location-wise, this neighbourhood is known for its traditional Portuguese architecture, local atmosphere, and great transport links into central Lisbon.

Lisboa Light

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This handsome apartment is nestled between the Avenida de Roma and the Campo Pequeno neighbourhood. You can stroll to iconic sights, parks and local restaurants. Plus, there are great public transport links offering smooth connections with the rest of the city. Private parking is available and there is a shared gym and a swimming pool – perfect for refreshing afternoon dips. Inside, you’ll find all the essentials you could need for a relaxing stay. Remote workers will appreciate the dedicated desk, while both of the bedrooms make it easy to switch off and unwind. 


Blissful Sunset

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This modern apartment is located in the heart of Lisbon, on the iconic Avenida da Liberdade. It's the perfect base for exploring the city's highlights, with designer boutiques and fine-dining restaurants within easy reach. Some of the attractions within walking distance include Parque Eduardo VII, the Santa Justa Lift, and the Jardim do Torel. The apartment itself is light and bright and if you need to work while away, there’s a desk in the bedroom (there’s high-speed wi-fi here). Another bonus is this home has free, secure garage parking too. Whether you're here for business or leisure, this apartment has everything you need for a stress-free and enjoyable stay.

A Chic Delight

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It starts with the four-poster bed – the feeling that nothing in this home has been left to chance. The host has gone all the way to Indonesia in search of the perfect furniture to create the look of fairytale glamour that fits perfectly into this home. The lower floor of this home doesn't get a lot of natural light, but we liked its original features, such as the original beams in the ceiling and the stone-paved terrace, perfect for afternoon relaxation. 

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A lively location, a characterful living space, and stunning views? This pad in the heart of historic Chiado has all that and more, including marbled bathrooms, stylish bedrooms, a fully-stocked kitchen and plenty of space for groups to spread out. The sumptuous L-shaped sofa is enormous – it's perfect for movie nights, afternoon siestas or unwinding with a glass of wine (your host leaves a bottle for you to enjoy), and we loved the eclectic decorations brought back from the host's travels. That said, the star of the show here is the incredible view. From the small balcony and big windows, you can spot the Carmo Convent, Tagus River and even Castelo de S. Jorge in the distance. It'll be hard to pull yourself away from the scenery, but when you decide to venture out, this area is as central as it gets. You're right on the cusp of vibrant Bairro Alto, home to trendy nightlife and bars, but you're also within walking distance to all the must-see sights. Plus, the nearest metro stop is a three-minute walk away.

Retro Rita

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Located right next to the leafy gardens of the Gulbenkian Foundation and Museum, this bright apartment is the ideal stay for those wanting to get away from the hustle and bustle of central Lisbon. Though this neighbourhood is set a little further from the busier stretches of town, there are plenty of places nearby to grab a cup of coffee, do some boutique shopping or tuck into a delicious dinner. And with a metro station just a ten-minute walk away, getting around the rest of the city is a breeze. You'll love retreating to this quiet neck of the woods after a busy day, and this sleek and cosy apartment is the definition of relaxing. With a modern kitchen, comfortable living room (the plush blue couch is perfect for lounging) and stylish bedrooms, you'll have everything you need to feel completely at home. Maria, your friendly host, even leaves a bottle of Portuguese wine for you to enjoy. Take it out onto the balcony – which overlooks the gardens – and savour it as the sun goes down. 

Put a Cork in It

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This one-bedroom apartment probably won't win any prizes for interior design, but it's in a super-central part of town and has two fabulous sun terraces to enjoy. We especially love the direct access to the larger one (which is a proper sun trap!) from the master bedroom.  

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Humbug has the iconic Gulbenkian Park right on its doorstep – a must-see for art and nature lovers alike. The surrounding streets are wide and calm making it a lovely area to explore away from the chaos of the city – it becomes quite quiet in the evenings and on weekends. This two bedroomed flat is bright and clean with beautiful high ceilings and views of greenery from the windows which look onto the Gulbenkian gardens.

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Alcântara is a neighbourhood where you can enjoy delightful contrasts. Take a morning to visit the 16th-century Torre de Belém, just a ten-minute drive from this duplex apartment. Or nine minutes away, spend the afternoon at the hip LX Factory – a former fabric warehouse now brimming with independent shops, cafés, and street art. And with the Monsanto Hills to the north, nature is yet another facet of this exciting area.

After a diverse day out, head back to the duplex, housed in a protected building which was renovated in 2018. But if you’d lived here a while back, you’d have some rather well-known neighbours – you're right next to the former Royal Palace. As for the interiors, history is also on the cards.

The owner's choice of decor is inspired in honour of his ancestor – 19th-century Portuguese explorer Roberto Ivens. With this in mind, you’ll find old maps, leather suitcases, and a fantastic array of books to bring this imaginative theme to life. Mid-century furnishings are the order of the day in the lounge, with its centrepiece being a grand Chesterfield sofa. While you get comfortable here with a glass of douro, the little ones can follow in the adventurer’s footsteps. Games, toys, a console, and a reading nook will keep active minds busy.

The Blue Pier

Located on the border of Alfama and Baixa, this studio-style apartment is superbly located, with many of the city's best sights and most charming areas easily accessible by foot. The studio itself has wonderfully lofty proportions, is flooded with natural light, and has an exceptionally glamorous marble kitchen and bathroom. This home might be a touch short on space, but it's certainly not short on sophistication.

Some Like It Marbled

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Located midway between leafy Estrela and trendy Alcântara, this apartment overlooks the 25 de Abril bridge and Tejo River. Inside, the pared-back design keeps your attention firmly on the sweeping views. Watch the water shimmer in the morning sunshine as you tuck into a traditional Portuguese breakfast at your dining nook. The open floor plan creates a sociable space, so you can chat to the chef of your group from the comfort of the L-shaped sofa as they cook up a storm in the kitchenette. The home’s final flourish is the high thread-count bedsheets – there’s nothing quite like snuggling up in premium linens at the end of an eventful day. It’s a twenty-minute bus or tram ride to downtown and the city’s attractions. But if you fancy staying local, you’ll find a number of cafes, breweries and artisanal bakeries all within walking distance.

Paolo Patina

Rather than attempting to go to any extremes, Some Like It Cold makes its mark in its solidity. It’s bright, with a decent kitchen, and a lovely (if not especially unique) Pombaline frame, built into many eighteenth-century buildings to help make them earthquake-proof. It’s in an excellent location, between Praça do Comércio and the Alfama, so getting around is very easy. Unfortunately, other people have worked out that it’s an excellent location, so you can expect to see a fair few tourists in the immediate surroundings.


Some Like It Cold

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Hiding and simultaneously revealing the bones of this home shows a brave and playful sense of style that was put into decorating this home. Lioz stone surfaces against a wall of Viúva Lamego artisan tiles and the stripped-down wall in the living room connect the future and the past of this interior into an impressive home. Its thick walls keep the heat away even in the absence of air-conditioning – a testament to the original builders of the time – while statement lighting and carefully selected furniture add a minimalist vibe. 


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This home's greatest strength is easy to spot – it towers above the neighbouring roofs and offers some of the best views of Alfama and the nearby fortress. But there are more things to love about this cosy castle-dwelling. To start with, it's small without feeling claustrophobic – with an adorable kitchen and a little balcony right next to it, The Castle Keep has a good number of distinct hangout spots for a small space. Its eclectic bohemian vibe will make you feel right at home and provide you with an excellent base to explore the city. 

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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

Baixa is our favourite place to stay in Lisbon. It's packed with restaurants and cafes, all while being a short walk away from the city sights. Golden Feathers is right in front of a famous tram 28 stop, so there's no excuse for staying in. This is a soft, comfortable home that mixes metallic hues with high-quality materials. While we would like to see a bit more of a personal touch in what is clearly a rental home, it's a great base for urban exploration. 

Golden Feathers

Although Rocky Mountain was built with functionality in mind, it earned a place in our collection thanks to a gorgeous shell and an unbeatable location. You'll never be bored in Baixa – there are simply too many shops, cafes, and sights to explore. This home relies on soft textures and gentle colours to express its character, with minimal decoration and high-quality materials. We loved the view over a typical Lisbon street, perfect for people watching. 

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How can you say no to a view like that? With sweeping vistas across the Tagus River, this contemporary penthouse is a one-of-a-kind getaway right on Lisbon's riverfront. Pull up a chair, open a bottle of Vinho Verde and admire the scenery from the porthole-style windows. But if that's not enough, you can take in the panoramic views of the city – including the National Pantheon – from the communal rooftop terrace. Back inside, the modern design is sleek and stylish, with lots of natural light and cosy spots to unwind. When you feel like cooking, the glossy kitchen has everything you need to rustle up a meal and the living room's fireplace is perfect for chilly evenings. And we loved the welcome basket on arrival, filled with a bottle of white wine, fresh fruit and delicious Portuguese custard tarts. Location-wise, you're a little outside the bustling city centre, but it's still an excellent spot to base yourself. Restaurants and museums are just a stone's throw away, while Castelo de S. Jorge is twenty minutes on foot. But with Santa Apolónia Station a three-minute walk away, getting around the rest of the city is a breeze – you can be in Praça do Comércio in five minutes, flat.

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Located in the heart of Bairro Alto – known for its narrow, cobbled streets and for being home to many of the city's best bars – this is a truly fabulous home ideal for those wanting to be at the centre of the action. In keeping with tradition, the layout of the space is in the old Portuguese style of the late 1800s, with an open living area that leads out onto a balcony offering street views of the quaint architecture opposite. Endless natural sunlight provides a bright and cheerful spot to unwind in after the day and nights adventures discovering the city. Guests who want to experience the real soul of Lisbon, in an apartment overflowing with character, might just have found their dream ticket here. And since the host runs their own food blog and "foodie" walking tours, you'll be in the right hands when it comes to sampling the cities finest local delicacies, bars, restaurants and food markets. 

Scavenger's Delight

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Fado-chic might be the best way to describe this home. Surrounded by artsy cafes and fado houses, Amália's interior contains several references to Portugal's musical soul. Like many older buildings in Lisbon, it doesn't have the biggest windows, so you might find yourself spending a lot of time on the closed balcony – or one of the many green spaces around Principe Real, where you can snap some of the best photos of the city. 

Amália

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

Furnished with comfort and functionality in mind, this clutter-free apartment is finished in warm, earthy tones that feel like home. Start your mornings among the plump cushions on the sofa with a milky coffee as your brood sets the breakfast table. After filling up on traditional Portuguese pastries, step out of your building and onto Praça dos Restauradores, one of the centre’s four grand squares – you’ll be struck by just how quiet your place is despite its bustling location. Turn left and stroll no more than five minutes into the heart of downtown. You’ll find endless boutiques, brunch spots and coffee houses plus the famous Santa Justa elevator and Carmo Convent. Continue walking for ten minutes to reach the picturesque river Tagus or take the historic 28E tram route from Praça Martim Moniz and trundle uphill to São Jorge castle. In the evening, just before sunset, head back to your pad and share a bottle of wine on your spacious private terrace – a real rarity in central Lisbon.

Return of the Sand

The host has made it their goal to create the epitome of fairytale glamour. His quest to find the best furniture for the job has taken him all the way to Indonesia, which is where most of the hand-carved pieces have come from – from the wood slice coffee table to the bedroom doors. This home doesn't get as much light as it deserves, but it's illuminated with well-placed lights in every room. The stone-paved terrace with a little pool is our favourite part of this home, perfect for late afternoon cocktails. 

Fay Basin

With its open-plan kitchen and monstrous SMEG cooker boasting eight hobs, this property is perfectly equipped for anyone who loves to cook. Its private garden with outdoor dining area, which can seat fourteen, makes this basement flat ideal for dinner parties. Anyone who loves a long hot shower, be warned – the water pressure isn’t as strong as we’d like. This is made up for by its convenient location, just a five-minute ride on public transport into the city centre.

Diamonds in the Sky

Metres from the National Pantheon and the city’s famous Feira da Ladra flea market, this Alfama apartment is right in the heart of historic Lisbon. Inside, it’s a more modern affair with geometric feature walls, splashes of colour and mid-century furnishings. Enjoy the sweet and fluffy bolas de Berlim from your welcome hamper with a full-bodied espresso in the morning – eat together at the dining table or take a moment for yourself on the Juliet balcony, watching people come and go in the streets below as bedsheets flutter on washing lines. Wander through the higgledy-piggledy alleyways, discovering traditional tavernas shaded by orange trees in cobbled squares. Santa Apolónia metro station is a ten-minute walk downhill, connecting you to downtown. Come back to your neighbourhood just before dusk – the Miradouro de Santa Luzia is, in our opinion, the best spot to watch the sunset – especially with a glass of Vinho Verde from the kiosk. 

Fractured Glass

Being in central Bairro Alto, this home is right in the thick of the action. There's a record shop right below this apartment – ideal for music lovers. If browsing stylish boutiques is more your bag, then this place is perfect – it's just a four-minute stroll to chic Chiado. You'll also find the iconic 1700s Bertrand Bookstore and stylish restaurants in the neighbourhood too. Or, it's just a five-minute saunter to Praça Luís de Camões with its statues of Portuguese literary icons, as well as the National Theatre of São Carlos. Other attractions nearby include the Elevador De Santa Justa, a seven-minute amble and Lisbon Cathedral, a fifteen-minute walk away.

Back at this apartment, we loved the private terrace with its parasol and bamboo privacy screens – it's the perfect place for a drink or alfresco meal. Inside, light the candles dotted around the living room and relax on the comfy sofa. The botanical prints, plants and textured cushions in this room give it a homely feel. This place is ideal for a couple, business professionals or friends looking for a sought-after location.




Monstera

Bright and inviting, Light of Lights is a homey and stylish apartment in the quiet neighbourhood of Lapa. Personal arty touches such as brightly painted chairs and tiles add pizazz and character, although you’ll probably want to spend most of your time on the two beautiful balconies – they really make this home stand out. As the name suggests, there's no shortage of natural light here, with huge windows and doors to the balconies from the living room, bedroom and even the kitchen.

The neighbourhood is local, friendly and not overly touristy, but close to top attractions such as the Basilica and Tapada das Necessidades, and best of all it has excellent access to the city's famous tram service. 

Light Of Lights

In a city that gets 300 days of sunshine a year, you’ll be spending most of your time outdoors. But during downtimes and breaks between activities, you’ll need a comfortable base – and this place is just the ticket. Whitewashed and filled with natural light, breakfasts by the windows and stolen moments on the chaise lounge with your favourite book are hard to beat. The comfortable bedrooms with Juliet balconies ensure you never miss a second of the glorious weather and the crisp linens guarantee a blissful night’s sleep. Your Penha de França locale is peppered with best-kept secrets, from wine bars to viewpoints, and you’re only a ten-minute walk to Graça’s laidback hangouts. A breezy twenty-minute stroll down the hill takes you to old town Alfama, while a ten-minute car ride places you in the heart of the downtown Baixa-Chiado district.

Parrot Hangout

You can tell most of this furniture was selected with care – Pedro went all the way to Indonesia to achieve the fairytale glamour look of this home. Thanks to the exposed brickwork and vaulted ceilings, you can still see what this home looked like before the rustic transformation. The attention to detail in this home is excellent – hand-crafted bed frames and mirrors in unexpected colours help create a pleasant earthy atmosphere. Although The Fay Terrace is a small home, it has a large, traditionally paved terrace, perfect for afternoon lunches. 

Fay Terrace

Located within a tower block in the Braço de Prata district of Lisbon, this apartment is a prime example of elegant simplicity.

All throughout, the stark white walls are perfectly soothing and make for a blank canvas against which more characterful touches — like the large house plant and nautical artwork — really pop off. The kitchen is both large and well-equipped enough for cooking up a feast when you want a break from the city's restaurants.

The home's location is another major perk. The centre of Lisbon only takes half an hour to reach on the metro, while the up-and-coming area of Marvila, where abandoned warehouses have transformed into workspaces, artisan breweries and art galleries, is just a ten-minute walk away. The Tagus riverfront is a similar amount of time away, too.

Chesterfield Cajó

This home is a peaceful city oasis, perfect for those who want to escape the city noise. Furnished with a love for rustic elegance, it gives off a sense of fairytale glamour. Most of the furniture has been hand-picked and brought over from Indonesia by the host in search if the perfect textural patterns, giving this home a harmonious vibe in every room. While we loved the hand-carved details and the woodwork in the living room, our favourite is the traditionally paved terrace – perfect for lazy afternoon lunches. 

Fay Well

A mixture of rustic chic and fairytale glamour, this home is a peaceful oasis for those who want to avoid the hustle and bustle of central Lisbon but still stay within reach of the sights. Most of the furniture has been imported from Indonesia by the discerning hosts, and we think you'll love the intricate textures and soothing colour scheme. The patio, complete with a small plunge pool, is a quiet, sunny spot ideal for quick breakfasts and long, lazy lunches. You'll find Rato Metro stop just a minute's walk away, meaning it's easy to whizz into the centre of the city. The popular neighbourhood of Bairro Alto is just a ten-minute walk away too, with its famous steep streets and bohemian flair. 

Fay Garden

This up to the minute apartment marries modernity with the history of its Graça neighbourhood. Inside, it’s a crisp whitewashed affair with natural textures and neutral tones. The minimalist living space is stylish yet functional – a seating area with sofa and rattan armchairs calls for quick coffee breaks, while the bright dining space is ideal for traditional Portuguese breakfasts in the morning sunlight. But that’s if you can wake up in time – the comfy beds are irresistible. After a quick workout in the communal fitness room, take a ten-minute stroll to the Largo da Graça where an endless supply of bakeries, eateries and wine bars, as well as one of the most spectacular viewpoints boasting boundless views of Lisbon await. Carry on for another ten minutes to reach ancient Alfama and its maze of cobblestone streets. Listen to melancholy Fado in traditional restaurants, explore the São Jorge Castle and sip local green wine in old-world bars.

Yellow Hexagon

With its exposed Gaiola wooden beams taking center stage against a backdrop of stylish Scandinavian furniture, this expertly restored Pombalinan apartment in Lisbon's busy Baixa is a real beauty. Despite being close to lively streets in Alfama, Mouraria and Praça Figueira, it's still surprisingly quiet at nighttime. The iconic Tram 28 is just a five-minute walk away, Praça do Comércio riverside ten minutes away, and a handful of fantastic museums are just a little further on from that. 

Through the Woods

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Eve’s jungle-like patio is a serious sun trap – its hammock is the perfect spot for a siesta. The conjoined dining area and well-equipped kitchen are flooded with natural light from the patio doors. Everything in this high-ceilinged home is carefully curated, from the vintage art prints to the chairs snagged from an old boat. Nestled on one of the main streets in the Alcântara neighbourhood, Maria Pia, it’s within walking distance to the riverfront and surrounded by tree-lined squares.

Enjoy some of Lisbon’s best views from this split-level penthouse perch. Classic Portuguese windows look out over the shambling terracotta rooftops of the city’s old heart. Throw open the windows in each bedroom and wake up to the sound of the city coming to life. Light floods into the open kitchen and living room where plenty of plush velvet seats await, enough room for the whole group. Dining is casual-style, at the striking burnt-orange breakfast bar with teal velvet stools. On the edge of Chiado, you’re within walking distance of Lisbon’s top sights and experiences. Spend the morning exploring the historic streets of Alfama, packed with ancient churches and museums. Perhaps make the five-minute walk to Baixa in the afternoon and end with an evening in Bairro Alto just beyond. It’s just fifteen minutes back to your apartment from the fado bars and restaurants of Lisbon’s hippest neighbourhood. 

Plates of Gold

The view of this compact fourth-floor flat is its trump card. From the kitchen window and balcony, raised above the neighbouring roofs, you look out to the Tejo River. Set over two floors this studio-like home (there are no separate bedrooms) is a good base to explore the Alfama neighbourhood – as one of Lisbon’s oldest districts, its maze of cobbled streets lead to a number of historic attractions like the Castle and Se Cathedral. The home might be small, but its abundance of skylights and stunning view provide a bright and calm environment.

Sea of Rooftops

Located in the heart of the city, in the neighbourhood of Baixa, this is a fantastic area for anyone who is keen to be in the thick of it. Major attractions, great restaurants, bars and shops are just around the corner, so you really won't get bored. Although the property is on the small side, it is well-equipped with one bedroom, living room, and kitchen. Plus, the sliding glass panel door in the living area allows for this space to be treated as a second private room – quite an ingenious idea to create a bit more flexibility.

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