Building

Five floor building located a few meters from the Sé, the Cathedral of Lisbon. It is an emblematic space of the pombaline architecture and woodframe building, with a rich history of uses. This place used to be the home of some small businesses and, more recently, a pastry shop. This square's name goes after Santo António, the patron saint of Lisbon born June 13. Nowadays, this is the most epic day for celebrations and this place is the epicenter of the party. Its location makes it one of the most attractive places to stay when visiting our city.

Project development

This project is the outcome of a complete rehabilitation of an extremely degraded building. It intended to maintain its original layout and style, preserving the typical Pombaline architecture, returning to this square all its beauty and luminosity.

• The works of the building took place between 2014 and 2015 and were executed by Buildway
• The roof was rebuilt, the façades, the structure and the common areas were renovated, the window frames and all infrastructure networks were replaced. The stairs and doors were also restores and lighting was introduced
• The commercialization of the apartments took place in 2015 and 7 units were sold before finished and a store is currently rented to a Pastry
• In 2016 one apartment (1st floor left) was refurbished, furnished and eqquiped. The works were executed by Flores e Gomes and the architectural design and decoration of the interior was of the Reabilita team’s responsibility.

Apartments

Floor	Indoor Area (m2)	Price	Others	Floor plan
Ground Floor left (Shop)	46	Sold	Shop	n.a.
Ground Floor right (Pastery)	73	Rented	Pastery	n.a.
1st Floor left	57	Sold	-	Floor Plan
1st Floor right	73	Sold	-	n.a.
2nd Floor left	57	Sold	-	n.a.
2nd Floor right	73	Sold	-	n.a.
3rd Floor left	53	Sold	-	n.a.
3rd Floor right	73	Sold	-	n.a.
4th Floor left	36	Sold	-	n.a.
4th Floor right	15	Sold	-	n.a.

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