Lisboa, Lisbon

Spacious two-bedroom apartment with 123 sqm located in the View Building of the Beato Quarter project.This apartment comprises an entrance hall, a large living room of almost 30 sqm, an open-plan kitchen of 9 sqm, a guest bathroom, a storage area and two bedrooms. One of the bedrooms is en suite, measuring 25 sqm and very spacious, with its own bathroom and fitted closets. Pleasant 8 sqm balcony accessible from the living room.This apartment also has 1 parking space.The Beato Quarter, located in Beato, is a residential condominium set in a group of five historic buildings, belonging to different periods of construction and with different uses.Each building has unique characteristics, and the whole results in a similarity of amplitude and rhythm, in deep connection with its surroundings. The buildings, which adjoin the Beato Convent, come together around a green space, a unifying element at the heart of the block. This green space consists of two gardens, measuring 2, 355 sqm and 900 sqm, with grass, trees and shrubs.In terms of amenities, there is also storage for bicycles, a two-storey parking lot with capacity for 102 cars and charging for electric cars.Located on Lisbon's waterfront and in a consolidating urban area, the five residential buildings of the Beato Quarter, grouped under the names Brick, Arch and View, are independent and comprise 61 apartments of varying types, from 1 to 5 bedrooms. The Brick group of buildings consists of three buildings, named X, Y and Z. Their exterior is distinguished by the presence of brick on the faade, respecting its character and reminiscent of industrial masonry chimneys. The three coupled buildings communicate fluidly with each other and set a strong rhythm in the structure of the Beato Quarter.Brick X is the only newly built building in the complex. Its free sense is inspired by the Renaissance wall of Alameda do Beato.Brick Y is located in the former Ensacadores building. It stands out due to its height and the decorative elements on the faade and window friezes. Taking full advantage of the depth of Brick Y's structure gives its thirteen apartments an unconventional typology.Brick Z is located in the former Limpadores building. Brick Z has more volume and capacity, housing twenty-one apartments of various types. Its faade preserves the distinctive metal bridge that used to transport grain between the port area and the mill.The Arch Building, housed in a noble Romantic-style building with ornate stonework and decorative friezes, preserves the distinctive stone arches and has five apartments (T2 and T3) with comfortable, bright surroundings that invite you to stay.The View Building, housed in an old mill building, a rare example of industrial heritage, has reinvented itself in a proposal for residential exclusivity. The building's uniqueness lies in the contrast between the iron pillars and the wooden beams, and is expressed by the faade's perfect symmetry and rhythmic fenestration. The floor plan of the building consists of twenty apartments, with 2 and 3 bedrooms, designed to adapt naturally to each lifestyle.We would also highlight the high quality finishes and materials found in all the buildings. Highlights include air conditioning in the living rooms and bedrooms, underfloor heating in the bathrooms, a video intercom system and kitchens equipped with Bosch appliances (induction hob, extractor hood, oven, microwave, dishwasher, fridge and freezer).The eastern part of Lisbon has attracted a lot of interest in recent years. Beato has established itself as a trendy area where distinctive urban proposals are on the rise. In the Convento do Beato complex, located on Lisbon's waterfront, a connection point between the city center and Parque das Naes, the Beato Quarter stands out as Lisbon's new residential craze.