Description

Our opinion

In the São Vicente neighbourhood, a stone's throw from the National Pantheon and São Jorge Castle, an 18th-century palace awaits restoration. Formerly the residence of the Cardinal and then the Marquis of Pombal's family, the mansion has stood the test of time, retaining its Pombaline façade and original features: cut stone, vaulted ceilings and azulejo panels. More than 1,800 square metres bear witness to a history that continued until 1990, when a customs transit company still occupied the premises. This last period has left unexpected traces that add to the uniqueness of the complex. The proximity of Santa Apolónia railway station and the underground makes it easy to reach Lisbon's historic centre. Due to its size and location, the palace is suitable for a variety of projects: residential development, institutional headquarters, cultural space or venue for creative activities. A unique property in the Portuguese capital.