It’s a Typical House from 1924 located on the 4th floor of an old building with no elevator. The apartment was renovated and it has 10 bedrooms. There are smaller rooms and bigger rooms as the pictures show. You will have access to a shared kitchen and all it's appliances, a shared bathroom (2 women, 2 men), the shower area (2 showers), and a small sunroom where you can work, eat or relax. It will be your house! You can call us if you have any of question or doubt or need help with moving around in Lisbon!

Two sisters living in Lisbon excited to meet new people and cultures from all over the world

This is a neighborhood that mixes residential areas with some trade along mainly wide boulevards. Houses maintain their original architecture dominated by larger houses. It is not surprising that this is a popular place for families. This district is known for the hospital that gave the area its name, Hospital da Estefânia, which specializes in paediatrics, and its two central avenues: Avenida Pascoal de Melo, where most traditional shops, furniture shops, cafes, restaurants and gardens are concentrated and Almirante Reis, the street that is constantly changing to reflect the latest trends. There is no distinct neighborhood here, yet it is an interesting place to live because of its central location, easy accessibility, proximity to public transport and good social facilities such as schools and police. 8 min walk to Anjos subway station (Green Line - 8min to Baixa-Chiado (downtown)); 10 min walk to Saldanha subway station (Red and Yellow Line); 10 min walk to Marquês de Pombal (Subway station - Blue Line); 20 min walk to Downtown; There are supermarkets are grocery shops all within a 5min walk