Ribeira Garden condominium • Description
Ribeira Garden development is situated in the São Paulo neighbourhood of Lisbon, Portugal. This private condominium comprises a 19th-century refurbished corner building, designed by Samuel Torres Carvalho and Nuno Montenegro, with 37 apartments, offering a variety of one, two, three, and four-bedroom units with range areas between 66 square meters up to 251 square meters overlooking the Tagus River.
Each apartment in Ribeira Garden is equipped with essential modern amenities and features, including air conditioning, bathtubs, fire detectors, elevators, ovens, refrigerators, dishwashers, washing machines, dryers, showers, wardrobes, water heaters, heated towel rails, and video intercoms. These elements ensure a comfortable and luxurious living experience.
Strategically positioned to offer magnificent views of the Tagus River and the garden of Praça D. Luís I. Additionally, its unique location is ideal for those seeking convenience and connectivity at 14.5 km from a golf course, 9.6 km from the beach, and 8 km from Lisbon International Airport.
The surrounding area of the development is lively and recently rehabilitated, featuring a variety of services, trendy restaurants, and leisure infrastructures. Nearby attractions and amenities are easily accessible, including Cais do Sodré Park, Ribeira Market, Cais do Sodré Train, Ribeira das Naus Garden, Chiado, and Baixa, all within walking distance.
Highlights of Ribeira Garden Apartments
- Prime Location and Views: Situated in the São Paulo neighbourhood of Lisbon city, with easy access to various local attractions and amenities of the capital.
- Historical Elegance and Modern Comfort: This private condominium, a project designed by Samuel Torres Carvalho and Nuno Montenegro, consists of a refurbished 19th-century corner building, offering a range of apartment types from 1 to 4 bedrooms with large areas.
- Comprehensive Amenities: The apartments have fully equipped kitchens, living rooms and dining rooms, and some units have balconies and parking spaces.
