This is not just a development for staying and living. Marques Abrantes 48 brings with it services and a lifestyle built around business and leisure, connecting a community of travelers and locals.
With the largest tiled façade of a residential building in Lisbon, the building has a conservation order and has been classified as a Heritage Site of Municipal Interest. Its original character and charm will be honored through a sensitive renovation that preserves its stunning tiled façade and ornate ceilings that rise up to 3.5 meters high.
REHABILITATION PROJECT
The interior spaces are designed to meet the needs of contemporary life, offering privacy and a sense of community. There will be space for 35 uniquely designed residences, ranging from one to two bedrooms, spread over 5 floors.
Marques de Abrantes 48's interior design vision combines existing architectural details with neutral, contrasting tones to create an overall scheme of calming elegance.
TOURISTIC APARTMENTS
The residences were created with the most demanding contemporary traveler in mind. Designed to Ando Living standards, they combine luxury finishes with the familiar comforts of home.
Each apartment will be equipped with a kitchen, a living and working area and full services on request, including concierge service, building security and 24/7 reception.
The large windows invite in an abundance of natural light and the elegant interiors provide a calm, anchored atmosphere.
LOCATION
Located between the aristocratic parish of Lapa and the lively entertainment hubs of Time Out Market and Avenida 24 de Julho, Santos is one of Lisbon's most popular and vibrant neighborhoods. A magnet for artists and designers, it has a unique vibe and character - modern but refined, residential but bustling.
Old and new mix perfectly, with trendy boutiques and galleries coexisting with traditional tascas and lively pastry shops. Charming streets and squares reveal tiled townhouses that exude elegance, old mansions that are timeless symbols of grandeur and repurposed waterfront warehouses transformed into a captivating array of bars and restaurants.
