A four-bedroom duplex overlooking Campo dos Mártires da Pátria, defined by its living room facing the park, original Portuguese tile panels and a 71 m² garden and patio. With 354 m² across two levels and ceiling heights reaching 3.65 metres, the apartment brings together scale, light and outdoor space in the centre of Lisbon.

The Portuguese tiles appear across different rooms, adding historical depth to the interior. The building was fully renovated in 2015, including structural improvements and the addition of a lift. The apartment includes two private garage parking spaces, with the possibility to install EV charging, as already implemented by other residents in the building.

The upper level is organised around the main living spaces. The living room faces east towards the park, with multiple windows drawing in consistent natural light and framing views of the treetops and daily movement of the square. Ornate stucco ceilings and original wooden floors remain intact, giving the room a clear architectural presence. The proportions allow for different uses within the same space, from everyday living to larger gatherings.

Adjacent to the living room, the kitchen and dining area connect directly to the garden. The kitchen is fully equipped and positioned to overlook greenery, with a window that brings in both light and depth. A secondary living or dining room sits between the kitchen and the garden, allowing the social areas to unfold in sequence. When open, the apartment benefits from cross ventilation between the park-facing façade and the garden, creating a natural airflow throughout.

The garden is integrated into daily life rather than set apart. Mature trees provide privacy and shape the garden into a calm outdoor space. The scale allows for both dining and quieter outdoor use. Views from the interior remain consistently green, reinforcing the connection between inside and outside.

Also on this level, two suite bedrooms are positioned with separation from the main social areas. The principal suite is organised through a sequence of spaces, including bathroom, dressing and transition areas, creating a more gradual rhythm between private and shared zones.

The lower level introduces a quieter atmosphere. Two additional suite bedrooms open onto a more private outdoor area, with space for seating and independent use. This level also includes a laundry room and storage, supporting the practical side of daily living. The separation between floors allows the apartment to accommodate family life, guests or workspaces without overlap.

Campo dos Mártires da Pátria sits on the Santana hill, a part of Lisbon defined by its gardens and institutional buildings, with a slower residential rhythm at its core. The apartment is within walking distance of Avenida da Liberdade, Marquês de Pombal and Intendente, while remaining removed from the more congested areas of the centre. Jardim do Torel is close by, and the square itself functions as an extension of the home, with playground, sport areas, green space and daily life shaping the immediate surroundings.