Casa Sesta is shaped by the clear, confident lines of Emma Arquitectos, who reimagined this 1930s apartment with a focus on proportion, light and material continuity. The result is a home that feels balanced from the moment you enter, with morning sun across the living space and a layout that supports both daily rhythm and calm.

The building introduces this quality early. A wide wooden staircase rises through elegant common areas, with original panelling and ceiling work that remain remarkably intact. It sets an atmosphere of restrained craftsmanship that continues throughout the apartment.

Inside, spaces follow a clean, logical flow. The south-facing living room forms the social centre, bright in the early hours and connected to a modern semi-open kitchen. Bedrooms sit toward the rear façade, each with comfortable dimensions and a sense of quiet separation. Corridors with half-height woodwork and well-preserved details create a consistent architectural language, supported by restored hardwood floors and refined stucco.

The location strengthens the appeal. Culturgest, just next door, brings contemporary exhibitions, film and performance into the neighbourhood. A fifteen-minute walk leads to the Gulbenkian and its peaceful gardens. On the street itself, Provincia serves thoughtful Italian cooking, while nearby Campo Grande provides outdoor padel courts and open green space. The area remains residential and steady, out of the tourist centre but with direct metro access downtown within minutes.

Casa Sesta is a considered residence in one of Lisbon’s most liveable districts, shaped by light, proportion and enduring period charm.

This property is offered for rental unfurnished.


Occupancy Permit No. 626/1931
Usable Area: 128 m²