Marvila, Lisbon, Portugal
2 Bedroom New Build Apartment
Prateato A1 - AALB106-A1 View development
€890,000
- Apartment
- 2 bedrooms
- 2 bathrooms
- 142.3 sq m · €6,255/sq m
This exciting collection of apartments for sale in Lisbon enjoys a fantastic location in Marvila, Lisbon’s emerging technology and innovation hub.
This development pays homage to the rich heritage of the neighbourhood by offering a diverse range of properties. The renovated warehouse and new-build structures boast large windows, double-height ceilings, and sloping roofs. With private gardens or terraces, parking, and storage, many apartments offer exterior space.
The development fosters a strong sense of community, with all properties enjoying access to a stunning shared garden.
- A collection of renovated & new-build properties
- Close to the Tagus river and restaurants
- Near the upcoming Hub Criativo do Beato
- Parking, gardens and terraces available
- Striking architecture and al communal garden
A hidden gem in Lisbon’s East End, Marvila is set to be the next big thing with huge regeneration projects in progress and the opening of the world’s largest start-up hub on the horizon.
Features
- 40 m² garden
- South / West facing
- Parking space
- Sleeps 6
Investment potential
Often compared to London’s Shoreditch before it exploded onto the scene, Marvila is tipped to be Lisbon’s next big thing, with numerous private and public investment reshaping and redlining this neighbourhood. As this district is set to change dramatically over the next 5-10 years, there is strong potential for capital appreciation. As a comparison, Santos, a similar up-and-coming area in Lisbon, saw prices rise from €6,000 per sqm in 2013 to €11,000 per sqm in 2019 following a period of regeneration. Hub Criativo do Beato which is set to become the largest start-up hub in Europe and is already attracting the attention of major brands, such as Mercedes-Benz, will be opening just 13 minutes’ walk or three minutes’ drive from the development. With professionals heading to Marvila for work, these well-positioned properties are expected to perform well on the long-term rental market.
About the location
Located in Marvila, Lisbon’s next big thing, this collection of properties enjoys a fantastic location just steps away from the Tagus river, co-working spaces, restaurants and shops – everything is on the doorstep. Plus, Hub Criativo do Beato which will be the largest start-up hub in the world is opening just three minutes’ drive away, making these properties fantastic for long-term rentals.
Local insights
- Hub Criativo will be the world’s largest start-up
- Area undergoing a period of regeneration
- Strong potential for capital appreciation
- Easy access to the airport
- Home to trendy galleries and co-working spaces
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