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Lisbon, Portugal
Studio-3 Bedrooms, New Build, Baixa
Ando Living Pedras Negras - AALB320
€1,128,000 - €1,288,000
- 2 apartments
- 1
- 2 - 3
- 188 - 204.5 sq m · €6,000 - €6,298/sq m
- Completing Q3 2027
Nestled in the heart of Lisbon, between the iconic Sé Cathedral and the bustling Baixa district, Pedras Negras House offers an exceptional living experience. This development blends historic charm with modern comfort, providing 20 exclusive serviced apartments in one of Lisbon’s most sought-after neighbourhoods. With its unique location and carefully crafted design, Pedras Negras House is a prime opportunity for those seeking a central, authentic Lisbon lifestyle.
Pedras Negras House is housed in a building that reflects the rich history of Lisbon, with traditional Portuguese architectural features, including stone walls, high ceilings, and original wood parquet floors. The interiors are refined yet timeless, thoughtfully updated with premium finishes and natural textures. The property offers a range of apartments, from cosy studios to expansive two-bedroom units, each designed to offer an abundance of natural light and serene views. For the discerning investor, this property combines elegance with functionality, offering both long-term value and an extraordinary place to live.
- Prime location in Lisbon’s prestigious Baixa district.
- Strong potential for high rental returns.
- Fully managed property, providing effortless passive income.
- Full ownership with no time-share restrictions.
- A blend of historic charm and modern comfort for long-term value.
"Pedras Negras House offers a unique investment in Lisbon’s sought-after Baixa district. With its blend of historic charm and modern amenities, the property promises strong rental potential and long-term value. Its prime location ensures consistent demand, making it an excellent, low-maintenance investment opportunity."
Investment potential
Pedras Negras House is a promising investment, offering serviced apartments that can generate passive income through a fully managed rental programme. Thanks to a secured touristic license, owners can legally rent out their properties when not in use, with average occupancy rates exceeding 90%. With projected yields of around 6% annually, this development offers a solid return on investment. Additionally, its strategic location ensures consistent demand, making it a sustainable opportunity for those seeking long-term financial growth.
Properties
2 properties| Reference | Type | Bedrooms | Area | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AALB320-G2 | Apartment | 1 | 188 sq m | €1,128,000 | Available |
| AALB320-G0 | Apartment | 1 | 204.5 sq m | €1,288,000 | Available |
About the location
The property is situated in Rua das Pedras Negras, an emblematic street in Lisbon’s Baixa district. This area is renowned for its grand plazas, elegant boulevards, and charming Pombaline architecture. Its proximity to the Tagus River and the Sé Cathedral places you at the very heart of Lisbon’s cultural and historical fabric. The vibrant district offers an array of designer boutiques, cafés, and restaurants, with easy access to key transport routes, including the famous Tram 28. Living here means enjoying a blend of rich heritage and modern-day energy.
Local insights
- Baixa is Lisbon’s cultural and historical centre.
- Close to iconic landmarks like the Sé Cathedral.
- Surrounded by cafés, boutiques, and restaurants.
- Rua das Pedras Negras is a historic, character-filled street.
- Lisbon offers a vibrant arts scene and over 300 days of sunshine.
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