On the first floor of a 1962 building by architect Francisco Conceição Silva, one of the masters of Portuguese modernism, this two-bedroom apartment was recently renovated by Oitoo Atelier. The project updates a modernist structure with contemporary finishes, bespoke carpentry, and a calm, light-filled interior.

The main living area is open and fluid, bringing together the living room, dining space, and kitchen. Natural light streams in throughout the day, enhancing the soft colour palette and highlighting the quality of the materials. The interiors are thoughtfully designed, with attention given to both function and finish. A restrained use of colour adds a subtle playfulness while keeping the overall atmosphere elegant and timeless.

Both bedrooms open directly onto the courtyard through floor-to-ceiling windows. The outdoor space is generous enough for a dining table and benefits from abundant sunlight, making it a natural extension of the apartment.

Another highlight is the garage. With its own property documentation, it can be sold or rented separately. For those who prefer to keep it, the space can serve as a studio, workshop, or secure storage for a car, motorbike, or surfboards. This flexibility adds significant value to the property.

The location places the apartment at the heart of Lisbon’s creative pulse. It is just steps from the site rumoured to become Soho House and within walking distance of local favourites such as Ramiro, Tasca Pete, Jardim do Torel, and the Miradouro do Monte Agudo, home to Simó’s kiosk with its relaxed atmosphere and wide city views. Graça, one of Lisbon’s most historic and characterful neighbourhoods, is only a five-minute walk away.

This apartment combines architectural pedigree with a carefully executed renovation, along with the rare advantages of outdoor space and a separate garage. A well-rounded home in one of Lisbon’s most creative and evolving districts.