Apartment, Belém, Lisboa

Living in Belém means making the Tagus River part of everyday life, discovering history on every walk and enjoying one of Lisbon’s most iconic neighbourhoods. With its gardens, cultural venues, restaurants and outdoor cafés, this is a place that invites you to step outside and experience the city at a more relaxed pace. Located on Rua Bartolomeu Dias, this fully furnished and equipped three-bedroom apartment combines generous proportions, privacy and contemporary comfort. Offering 168 m² of gross private area, the apartment features three en-suite bedrooms, a spacious living area and a modern kitchen—ideal for entertaining family and friends while preserving the tranquillity of the sleeping quarters. The living room brings together comfortable seating and dining areas, seamlessly connected to an open-plan kitchen equipped and arranged around a central island. Wooden finishes, soft colours and contemporary details create a welcoming atmosphere, equally suited to everyday living and social gatherings. The three en-suite bedrooms provide independence and comfort, with built-in wardrobes and space for reading corners or home-working areas. This layout is particularly appealing to families and those seeking to balance their personal and professional lives while working from home. Central air conditioning and double-glazed windows ensure year-round comfort. Large windows and balconies welcome natural light, making the interiors even more inviting. Set within a building with a lift, the apartment also benefits from storage space and access to the building’s rooftop terrace. From here, sweeping views over the Tagus River, the marina and Belém’s skyline add a special dimension to life in this location. Situated in a residential neighbourhood, the apartment is close to the Belém Cultural Centre, Jerónimos Monastery, Belém Tower and the gardens of Praça do Império. The waterfront, green spaces and walking and cycling routes invite you to spend your leisure time outdoors, enjoying the gardens and the river. A variety of cafés, restaurants, shops and local services combines a residential atmosphere with the convenience of city living. The renowned Pastéis de Belém, outdoor terraces and the neighbourhood’s cultural programme offer plenty to enjoy throughout the day. Transport connections include several bus routes, tram 15 and Belém railway station on the Cascais line, providing direct rail links to Cais do Sodré and the Cascais coastline.