Renovated 2 bedroom apartment with two terraces in Campolide

€549,000

4 Rooms
2 Bedrooms
3 Bathrooms
~86 m² Total surface
~86 m² Living area

Description

Renovated T2 in Campolide, where neighborhood life intersects with modern comfort. The house revolves around a generous deck terrace—a sunny retreat for meals—sitting atop the roof of an annex on the second terrace of the lower floor. This annex is not part of the gross private area, but offers a perfect place for an office, studio, or even to host visitors, expanding daily possibilities. Inside, light flows through the room with wooden flooring and extends through the glassed-in sunroom. The kitchen, with minimalist lines, is equipped and designed for those who appreciate practicality. The private area features two bedrooms, one of which is en suite, and two contemporary bathrooms, with quality materials and an aesthetic care that is evident. A rare advantage is the dual entrance: in addition to access through the building's main door, there is an exclusive entrance to the unit, with a hallway where motorcycles or bicycles can be stored, adding independence and convenience. The building is small, with good neighbors, a grocery store at the door, and the possibility of renting a parking space on the side street, right next door. With excellent access to the entire city and Lisbon's exits, this apartment is a safe choice for those seeking a lively first home or a solid investment in a typical neighborhood, where everything happens just a few steps from home.

Features

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Engel & Völkers Lisboa MMC

+351 210 200 490

Your advisor: Marcel Lizak

Property ID: W-047BV9

Location: Campolide, Lisbon

Campolide was once a good farming land, where there were several farms. The hillside was covered with olive groves, orchards, and vineyards. Nowadays, these hills "hide" a calm and safe neighborhood, with houses mostly from the 70s. Almost the entire neighborhood consists of buildings, but there's a very interesting area (the Calçada dos Mestres neighborhood) with a view of the Águas Livres Aqueduct, where we find semi-detached houses with gardens. Here live young people, the elderly, and families. There is the movement of those who leave in the morning and return at night, but also of those who live here during the day: for a trip to the street grocery store, or to Amoreiras for other types of shopping. Most of the commerce is concentrated in this center which was years ago the largest in the city. Despite being a quiet neighborhood, all the traffic that comes from the Center and moves either to the South or to the Cascais line (and vice versa in the morning) passes through here. And those who make this journey will encounter the Águas Livres Aqueduct, an emblematic and grandiose work of 18th century Lisbon, a complex system of water capture and distribution to the city. A must-visit for those who don't know it. It is important to mention the presence of the Nova University of Lisbon, a hub of attraction for young people to the area, which has consequently helped to develop commerce and services.