Marvila, Lisbon, Portugal
2 Bedroom New Build Apartment
Prata Riverside Village Art D5A - AALB28-D5A View development
€1,040,000
- Apartment
- 2 bedrooms
- 124.1 sq m · €8,380/sq m
Created by the Pritzker prize-winning architect Renzo Piano who has designed some of the world’s most iconic structures such as the Shard, the Pompidou and the New York Times skyscraper, these apartments for sale in Lisbon combine striking modern architecture with a superb riverside location in Marvila. This collection of studio to three-bedroom apartments is part of an exciting mixed-use development built in the style of an urban village with its own amenities, including shops, restaurants and cafes, and the vast Parque Ribeirinho Oriente right on the doorstep.
Discover a stunning collection of studio to three-bedroom apartments for sale in Marvila, part of an exciting mixed-use development designed as an urban village with its own amenities. Enjoy the vast Parque Ribeirinho Oriente right on your doorstep, as well as shops, restaurants, and cafes. The modern architecture takes inspiration from the sails of boats gliding across the Tagus river, with glass used heavily to make the most of Lisbon's 300 days of sunshine and breathtaking views. All apartments feature exterior space, with gardens, balconies, or terraces, and most boast stunning views over the Tagus river. Enjoy high-end finishes, including Ernesto Meda kitchens with SMEG appliances and Duravit bathrooms with Florim ceramic tiles. Benefit from air conditioning, video intercom, solar-powered central heating, storage, and at least one parking space. The Prata Service Lounge offers an impressive on-site concierge service, with a meeting room and work tables with PCs.
- Superb location in trendy Marvila
- Wonderful views over the Tagus river
- Strong potential for capital appreciation
- Pritzker prize-winning architect Renzo Piano
- Parque Ribeirinho Oriente is on the doorstep
Created by award-winning architect Renzo Piano, Prata Riverside Village is more than a residential property development. Indeed, a brand new neighbourhood is being created in one of Lisbon’s hottest property investment areas.
Features
- 95 m² balcony
- Building Art
- Floor: 5
- Kitchen included
- 2 parking spaces
Investment potential
Likened to London’s Shoreditch before it exploded on to the scene, Marvila is undergoing an exciting wave of regeneration with billions of euros of investment, both public and private, injecting a new lease of life into this former industrial area.
One of the most exciting projects in the area is the Hub Criativo do Beato start-up incubator which will span 100,000 sqm. This means that property for sale in Marvila is set for strong capital appreciation over the coming years and investors can expect strong rental yields as more and more professionals head to this emerging innovation hub.
About the location
With more than €3.11bn of regeneration investment reshaping Marvila over the next five years and priced around 40% lower than those in the city centre, it is easy to see why Marvila is one of Lisbon’s hottest property investment areas for 2021.
Local insights
- Marvila is like New York’s Meatpacking district
- Future home of the world’s largest start-up hub
- Huge regeneration plans are underway
- Lower prices than central Lisbon
- Short drive to Lisbon airport
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