TO BUY -BUILDING BETHLEAH LISBON
2.115.000 EUR
REF: A155348
Specifications
- Category
- Building
- Energy Certificate
- E
- Estado
- Needs renovation
- Nb of floors
- 2
- Gross Area
- 685 sqm
- Bathrooms
- 0
Specifications
- Category
- Building
- Energy Certificate
- E
- Estado
- Needs renovation
- Nb of floors
- 2
- Gross Area
- 685 sqm
- Bathrooms
- 0
Features
- General
- Views: City view
- Floors: 2
- Solar orientation: South
- Public place
- Central location
- Inside
- Unfurnished
- Attic
- Outdoor
- Balcony
Additional information
Located in Belém, Rua dos Jerónimos runs in a South-North direction, along the east façade of the Jerónimos Monastery.
It is a pleasant artery, full of history and dynamism. The combination of history, proximity to the Tagus River and varied tourist and cultural attractions make Belém one of the most sought after neighborhoods in Lisbon to live or visit. The number 24 of Rua dos Jerónimos is a building from the forties of the century. A clear example of the bourgeois architecture of the Estado Novo. It was designed by João Faria da Costa, a prominent Portuguese architect and urban planner, trained by the Lisbon School of Fine Arts and the Institute of Urbanism of the University of Paris. The building is part of the Special Protection Area of the Jerónimos Monastery. Occupying a plot of 251.2 m2, the building has an implantation of 195.3m2. It is a construction of residential and commercial genesis, consisting of 4 shops and two triplex apartments. Its excellent location allows for very rich views on its high floors, both to the Jerónimos Monastery (to the west) and to the Tagus River (to the east).
Building in total ownership consisting of ground floor, two floors in duplex and attic, the latter also in two parts, each of which belong to the respective residence.
At the back there is a patio divided into two parts, one for the exclusive use of the fire on the 1st right and the other for the fire on the 1st left.
On the ground floor, four autonomous fractions, with independent entrances for commerce.
It is a pleasant artery, full of history and dynamism. The combination of history, proximity to the Tagus River and varied tourist and cultural attractions make Belém one of the most sought after neighborhoods in Lisbon to live or visit. The number 24 of Rua dos Jerónimos is a building from the forties of the century. A clear example of the bourgeois architecture of the Estado Novo. It was designed by João Faria da Costa, a prominent Portuguese architect and urban planner, trained by the Lisbon School of Fine Arts and the Institute of Urbanism of the University of Paris. The building is part of the Special Protection Area of the Jerónimos Monastery. Occupying a plot of 251.2 m2, the building has an implantation of 195.3m2. It is a construction of residential and commercial genesis, consisting of 4 shops and two triplex apartments. Its excellent location allows for very rich views on its high floors, both to the Jerónimos Monastery (to the west) and to the Tagus River (to the east).
Building in total ownership consisting of ground floor, two floors in duplex and attic, the latter also in two parts, each of which belong to the respective residence.
At the back there is a patio divided into two parts, one for the exclusive use of the fire on the 1st right and the other for the fire on the 1st left.
On the ground floor, four autonomous fractions, with independent entrances for commerce.
Additional information
Located in Belém, Rua dos Jerónimos runs in a South-North direction, along the east façade of the Jerónimos Monastery.
It is a pleasant artery, full of history and dynamism. The combination of history, proximity to the Tagus River and varied tourist and cultural attractions make Belém one of the most sought after neighborhoods in Lisbon to live or visit. The number 24 of Rua dos Jerónimos is a building from the forties of the century. A clear example of the bourgeois architecture of the Estado Novo. It was designed by João Faria da Costa, a prominent Portuguese architect and urban planner, trained by the Lisbon School of Fine Arts and the Institute of Urbanism of the University of Paris. The building is part of the Special Protection Area of the Jerónimos Monastery. Occupying a plot of 251.2 m2, the building has an implantation of 195.3m2. It is a construction of residential and commercial genesis, consisting of 4 shops and two triplex apartments. Its excellent location allows for very rich views on its high floors, both to the Jerónimos Monastery (to the west) and to the Tagus River (to the east).
Building in total ownership consisting of ground floor, two floors in duplex and attic, the latter also in two parts, each of which belong to the respective residence.
At the back there is a patio divided into two parts, one for the exclusive use of the fire on the 1st right and the other for the fire on the 1st left.
On the ground floor, four autonomous fractions, with independent entrances for commerce.
It is a pleasant artery, full of history and dynamism. The combination of history, proximity to the Tagus River and varied tourist and cultural attractions make Belém one of the most sought after neighborhoods in Lisbon to live or visit. The number 24 of Rua dos Jerónimos is a building from the forties of the century. A clear example of the bourgeois architecture of the Estado Novo. It was designed by João Faria da Costa, a prominent Portuguese architect and urban planner, trained by the Lisbon School of Fine Arts and the Institute of Urbanism of the University of Paris. The building is part of the Special Protection Area of the Jerónimos Monastery. Occupying a plot of 251.2 m2, the building has an implantation of 195.3m2. It is a construction of residential and commercial genesis, consisting of 4 shops and two triplex apartments. Its excellent location allows for very rich views on its high floors, both to the Jerónimos Monastery (to the west) and to the Tagus River (to the east).
Building in total ownership consisting of ground floor, two floors in duplex and attic, the latter also in two parts, each of which belong to the respective residence.
At the back there is a patio divided into two parts, one for the exclusive use of the fire on the 1st right and the other for the fire on the 1st left.
On the ground floor, four autonomous fractions, with independent entrances for commerce.
