Lisboa, Lisboa, Graça

Land Lisboa Graça

Located in the Graça neighborhood, this real estate project features a plot with an approved design for residential development. It consists of 5 apartments (T2 and T3 types) and 2 three-bedroom houses, with the main highlight being the privilege of living in an area with a strong historical identity, combining Lisbons tradition with modern comfort.

The Graça Living development comprises only 7 units, ensuring greater privacy. The apartments offer a rooftop swimming pool, solarium, and private parking for each unit, with areas starting from approximately 63 m². The houses feature gardens, exclusive pools, and two parking options, as well as generous areas and a balanced composition between indoor and outdoor spaces.

The building was designed with high standards of thermal and acoustic comfort. All apartments include an elevator, while the houses have landscaped areas and private terraces. The development showcases materials selected for their durability and modern design, highlighting the commitment to functionality and the quality of living spaces.

Located near traditional shops, schools, and gardens in the Graça area, future residents have easy access to a wide range of essential daily services. The surrounding environment retains the atmosphere of a well-established neighborhood, typical of Lisbons historic center.

The project enjoys excellent integration with the citys main roads and stands out for its proximity to several public transport options, including the metro and the iconic tram 28, as well as quick access to the city center and major avenues of the capital. This ensures convenient mobility for both professional routines and leisure.

Situated in one of Lisbons most authentic and sought-after neighborhoods, Graça Living provides an urban lifestyle in a consolidated environment, where tradition, cultural diversity, and community spirit are preserved. The project blends harmoniously into the neighborhoods architectural heritage, enhancing the unique character of Graça and its connection to the local historical legacy.