Avenidas Novas, Lisbon, Portugal
Andaluz 11 2E
Andaluz 11 2E - AALB304-2E View development
€1,700,000
- 3 bedrooms
- 3 bathrooms
- 189 sq m · €8,995/sq m
Located in the heart of Lisbon’s prestigious Avenidas Novas district, this exclusive residential development offers an elegant blend of classic architecture and contemporary living. With only five apartments, this boutique project delivers privacy, sophistication, and carefully curated interiors designed to meet the expectations of discerning buyers. Featuring spacious layouts, high-end finishes, and private outdoor areas, this address is ideal for those seeking a refined urban lifestyle in one of the city’s most sought-after locations.
This boutique development offers just five exclusive residences, each designed with a focus on space, light, and elegance. Ranging from two to four bedrooms, the apartments feature open-plan layouts, high ceilings, and private outdoor areas. Premium finishes, including Lioz marble flooring, SMEG kitchen appliances, and bespoke cabinetry, enhance the sophisticated interiors. With underground parking and private storage, these homes provide a seamless blend of comfort and convenience in the heart of Lisbon.
- Sought-after address in Avenidas Novas, close to the city centre.
- Property values in the area continue to appreciate.
- Popular with corporate tenants and international professionals.
- Limited number of residences ensures exclusivity.
- High-end finishes and private outdoor spaces enhance appeal.
"The perfect blend of timeless architecture and modern luxury. Spacious interiors, premium finishes, and an unbeatable location in Avenidas Novas make this an exceptional residence for those seeking an elegant urban lifestyle."
Features
- 6 m² balcony
- Floors: 2 / 3
- Kitchen included
- North / South facing
- 2 parking spaces
Investment potential
Lisbon’s real estate market remains one of Europe’s most attractive, with Avenidas Novas ranking among the city’s top-performing districts. The area benefits from high rental demand, particularly among corporate tenants and international professionals, ensuring strong yields for investors. With property values steadily increasing and Lisbon’s continued appeal as a global destination, this development presents an exceptional opportunity to acquire a premium asset in a thriving market.
The limited number of residences further enhances the exclusivity of the project, making it a highly sought-after address for those looking to invest in quality, location, and long-term value.
About the location
Situated in Avenidas Novas, one of Lisbon’s most desirable districts, the development enjoys a prime location close to the city centre, business hubs, and cultural landmarks. The area is known for its grand avenues, upscale dining, and high-end boutiques, with Parque Eduardo VII offering nearby green spaces. Excellent transport links, including metro access and major road connections, make it an ideal choice for professionals, expatriates, and investors alike.
Local insights
- Wide boulevards, grand buildings, and a refined residential feel.
- Michelin-starred restaurants, stylish cafés, and museums nearby.
- Close to metro stations and key transport routes.
- Near Parque Eduardo VII and Gulbenkian Gardens for outdoor leisure.
- Walking distance to Avenida da Liberdade’s designer boutiques.
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