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Avenidas Novas, Lisbon, Portugal
1 Bedroom New Build Apartment
Savoy Residence D'Ávila AN - AALB299-AN View development
€725,000
- Apartment
- 1 bedroom
- 53.9 sq m · €13,451/sq m
Discover a sophisticated urban lifestyle at Savoy Residence | D’Ávila, an exclusive collection of elegant apartments in Avenidas Novas, offering a harmonious blend of quality, design, and convenience in one of Lisbon’s most sought-after neighbourhoods.
Set at the crossroads of Avenida Duque D’Ávila and Avenida 5 de Outubro, this development comprises studios to three-bedroom apartments, each crafted to maximise comfort, privacy, and natural light. The property’s sophisticated design features high-quality finishes, expansive windows, and thoughtfully integrated amenities, including a rooftop pool, gym, and sauna. Residents enjoy an exclusive living experience that mirrors the renowned Savoy hotel standards, with a solid commitment to sustainability through energy-efficient systems and eco-friendly parking.
- Growing demand for branded residences.
- Prime location in Lisbon’s prestigious Avenidas Novas.
- Hotel-style amenities and exclusive Savoy Signature benefits.
- Expected strong rental yields in a sought-after market.
- Concierge service, smart access control and 24-hour security.
“An exclusive opportunity to own in one of Lisbon’s most sought-after areas, blending hotel-inspired sophistication with urban connectivity and confort.”
Features
- Floor: 5
- Kitchen included
- Parking space
Investment potential
Savoy Residence | D’Ávila represents a prime opportunity in Lisbon’s luxury real estate market. As branded residences grow in popularity, this project offers unique appeal with its exclusive design, location, and access to Savoy Signature’s renowned services and perks. With Lisbon’s real estate market remaining steady and popular among international buyers, this project is positioned for both capital appreciation and strong rental yields.
About the location
Avenidas Novas is one of Lisbon’s most coveted districts, defined by its wide boulevards, stately architecture, and vibrant cultural scene. Close to the Calouste Gulbenkian Museum and the bustling Saldanha area, this location offers easy access to high-end shopping, dining, and Lisbon’s excellent transport network. The area’s unique blend of cultural heritage, green spaces, and urban energy makes it ideal for a sophisticated lifestyle.
Local insights
- Close to Calouste Gulbenkian Museum and green spaces.
- Bustling Saldanha area offers premium shopping and dining.
- Easy access to Lisbon’s metro and transport links.
- Mix of residential calm and vibrant urban life.
- Cultural and commercial centre with a distinct charm.
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