Located in Alfama, one of Lisbon’s oldest neighborhoods, this recently renovated studio combines a contemporary interior design approach with the compact scale characteristic of the city’s historic district. The apartment was designed for short or medium-term stays, bringing together different functions within a single open-plan space.

The interior is organized as an open space, integrating the sleeping area, living area, and kitchenette into the same room. The renovation introduces a simple and coherent visual language, defined by neutral tones, carefully selected furniture, and decorative details that add character to the space. Natural light floods the apartment throughout the day, reinforcing the connection between the different interior spaces.

The kitchenette is equipped for daily use, and the apartment also includes a renovated bathroom, a flat-screen TV, a washing machine, and Wi-Fi access.

Located a short distance from São Jorge Castle, Rossio, and Praça do Comércio, the apartment is situated in one of Lisbon’s most distinctive neighborhoods. Alfama remains defined by its uneven terrain, narrow streets, and tile-covered facades, maintaining a strong connection to neighborhood life and the city’s traditions.

Throughout the day, the neighborhood shifts between the bustle of visitors and the daily rhythm of residents. Viewpoints overlooking the river, small cafés, and the sound of Fado are all part of the atmosphere that continues to define this historic area of Lisbon.

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