Príncipe Real, Lisbon, Portugal
1 Bedroom Existing Apartment
Taipas 1 - AALB7654
€600,000
- Apartment
- 1 bedroom
- 1 bathroom
- 40 sq m · €15,000/sq m
Nestled in Príncipe Real, on a quiet street between Avenida da Liberdade and Bairro Alto, this fully renovated one-bedroom apartment presents an excellent opportunity to own a turnkey property in the heart of Lisbon. Moments from Chiado and some of the city’s most sought-after lifestyle destinations, the apartment combines contemporary finishes with the charm and character of historic Lisbon.
Ideal as a pied-à-terre, rental investment or full-time residence, this is a well-positioned home in one of the capital’s most desirable central neighbourhoods.
This thoughtfully finished one-bedroom apartment offers a bright and well-proportioned living space, complete with a fully equipped kitchen and a private outdoor terrace: a genuine rarity in central Lisbon. The recently completed renovation showcases high-quality materials and meticulous attention to detail throughout, delivering a contemporary interior that requires absolutely nothing more from its next owner.
- Prime location in Princípe Real
- Renovated and move-in ready
- Private terrace
- Strong rental demand
- Excellent long-term value potential
"This is exactly the kind of asset we love to bring to our clients: a beautifully finished, immediately lettable apartment in a prime Lisbon address, with none of the renovation risk and all of the upside."
Features
- Energy rating: A
- Floor: 1
- Kitchen included
- 18 m² terrace
Investment potential
Properties in Príncipe Real and neighbouring Chiado continue to see strong demand from both local and international buyers, supported by limited supply and enduring appeal. A fully renovated, turn-key apartment of this quality attracts reliable long-term tenants: young professionals and expatriates alike, ensuring steady rental income from day one. For investors looking to build wealth through European real estate, this is a smart and enduring acquisition in a city that consistently outperforms.
About the location
Rua das Taipas enjoys a privileged setting on the edge of Príncipe Real, within walking distance of Avenida da Liberdade, Chiado and Bairro Alto. Known for its elegant architecture, independent boutiques, renowned restaurants and vibrant cultural scene, this part of Lisbon continues to attract both international buyers and long-term residents.
From relaxed cafés and wine bars to galleries, theatres and landscaped gardens, everything needed for daily life is close at hand, while nearby metro and transport connections provide easy access across the city.
Local insights
- Walk to Avenida Liberdade, Chiado and Bairro Alto
- Close to boutiques, cafés and wine bars
- Steps from Jardim do Príncipe Real
- Excellent dining and cultural scene
- Good metro and transport connections
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