A quaint jewel in the city centre. Moments away from Bairro Alto and most major sightseeing points, situated in an alley only accessible to pedestrians. Visit the neighbourhoods' many fado restaurants, boutique shops, stylish cafés, musea, the 'Jardim do Príncipe Real' and splendid viewing points. Lisbon's famous landmarks Chiado, Baixa, tram nº28, the castle and Alfama are all nearby. This picturesque house has been completely renovated with unique and local decorating pieces.

Lisbon Property Management (LPM) is specialised in property management services in the short-stay (tourism) sector. With years of experience and a proven track record, we understand that managing guests requires a professional approach and it is of paramount importance to keep the ambiance of the property hospitable and appealing. At LPM we believe it is key to keep an amicable relationship with the guests and therefore we adhere to a friendly and open-hearted approach when interacting with the guests. Our multilingual team will be able to provide our services in Portuguese, English, Spanish and Dutch.

The Príncipe Real neighbourhood is filled with trendy restaurants, grand mansions, tiny antique shops, musea, Moorish kiosks, and miniature gardens. This neighborhood is located between one of the best viewing platforms in the city, the Miradouro São Pedro de Alcântara, and the charming neighborhood of São Bento, sophisticated shopping areas and vintage art galleries where you can inhale the artistic spirit of Lisbon. The Jardim do Príncipe Real is a little romantic square and garden tucked away in the neighborhood’s main street. The principal attraction of this garden is its gigantic cedar tree, which offers a lovely shade for tired explorers and elderly locals who enjoy spending lots of time outside and observing passersby. There is a small café with outdoor seating, and two kiosks serving refreshments, one of which is an old restored pink Lisbon kiosk from the early 18th century, where Lisbon’s classic refreshments—such as horchata with almonds, mazagran made from coffee, spleenwort, and Port wine—are being served. The Jardim do Príncipe Real also becomes a popular spot on Saturdays when the local organic farmer’s market takes place.