Baixa, Lisbon, Portugal
3 Bedroom New Build Apartment
Ando Living Fanqueiros House 5E - AALB311-5E View development
€1,897,000
- Apartment
- 3 bedrooms
- 4 bathrooms
- 187.7 sq m · €10,104/sq m
In the historic heart of Lisbon’s Baixa district lies Fanqueiros House, a restored heritage building offering ten exceptional residences. This rare address combines architectural legacy with considered contemporary finishes, designed for both private use and investment. Each residence is fully managed, enabling effortless ownership and flexible usage, while exclusive access to nearby members’ clubs enhances the lifestyle offering.
Fanqueiros House has been elegantly reimagined from a historic structure into a boutique residence of two- and three-bedroom apartments. Interiors feature high ceilings, large traditional windows, and refined materials such as wooden floors, marble bathrooms, and integrated kitchen appliances. The original stone façade and intricate detailing pay homage to Portuguese craftsmanship, while a striking lobby, preserved staircase, and modern glass lift reflect a thoughtful dialogue between past and present. All residences are sold fully furnished and ready for immediate occupancy or rental.
- Guaranteed or variable returns available
- Fully managed, turnkey apartments
- Touristic license enables short-term rental income
- Heritage property in prime central location
- Exclusive access to nearby member-only amenities
"With flexible usage, high occupancy in Baixa, and strong rental demand, Fanqueiros House is a smart choice for buyers seeking both a central Lisbon base and a dependable income stream."
Features
- 4 m² balcony
- Floor: 5
- Furniture price incl. VAT: 47,000
- Kitchen included
Investment potential
Fanqueiros House presents a compelling opportunity for those seeking income-generating real estate in one of Europe’s most dynamic capitals. A touristic license allows short-term rentals, supported by an optional guaranteed yield of 4% for five years or a projected variable return of 4.5%. The property is fully serviced and managed, ensuring peace of mind and operational ease. With limited supply in the Baixa area and high demand for well-located heritage residences, this project is positioned for both rental yield and long-term value growth.
About the location
Set on Rua dos Fanqueiros in Lisbon’s atmospheric Baixa district, this address is both central and culturally rich. Once the commercial centre for the city’s textile merchants, the neighbourhood today is a thriving urban hub, surrounded by theatres, galleries, restaurants and boutiques. The iconic Praça do Comércio, the Tagus River, and Tram 28 are all just moments away, offering an experience rooted in tradition and vibrancy. Excellent transport links include nearby metro stations, regional trains, and easy access to Lisbon’s key destinations.
Local insights
- Located steps from Praça do Comércio and Alfama
- Direct access to Metro and historic Tram 28
- Surrounded by Lisbon’s best restaurants and cafés
- Minutes from the Tagus Riverfront
- Close to top international schools and universities
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