T4 or two-family house with garden next to the Palácio Nacional da Ajuda

This villa in total ownership has an approved project for the expansion and transformation of the current building into a two-family house with garden.
The project foresees 2 apartments, one T1 duplex with about 80m2 and a T2 duplex with 220m2 and garden / terrace of 70m2.
If the objective is to have a bigger house, joining the 2 you will be able to enjoy a house of typology T4 with 300m2 and garden / terrace of 70m2.

For detailed project information and expected construction costs please contact directly.

Its privileged location next to the Palácio Nacional da Ajuda gives it a centrality with unique historical interest.
The proximity to Rio and all the monuments in the Belém area, the traditional life of the Ajuda neighborhood.

About the parish of Ajuda, this is located between the beach of Belém and the Monsanto mountain range. Legend has it that a shepherd, passing by, had an apparition of the Virgin. The news spread quickly, and soon came believers who settled there. The Hermitage of Nossa Senhora da Ajuda was built to worship the Virgin, which also led to the construction of houses in the area.
The small shrine quickly gave way to a larger church. The number of pilgrims grew every year, even the highest members of society paid devotion to Our Lady of Help. The nobility tried to settle in the place to better worship the Virgin, making Ajuda an area for wealthy people to live in.
In 1768, the Marquis of Pombal installed the Botanical Garden in Horta da Quinta de Cima. It was also around that time, between 1766 and 1787, that Pina Manique had the Ajuda Cemetery built, where the servants of the Royal House were buried. Work on the Palácio Nacional da Ajuda began in 1795, but had to be interrupted due to the French Invasions, which forced the royal family to flee to Brazil. It was finished in the middle of the 19th century, having been the residence of King D. Carlos.
The parish has a rich and varied heritage, the result of the many generations that have lived there.
The parish of Ajuda has been renewed after overcoming the years of crisis in Portugal and thus more inhabited and even classified as the “New Bairro Alto” of Lisbon. Constant improvements in housing and public space, as well as in the services provided to the population, lead to classifying this parish, together with Belém, as the new great premium area of the Portuguese capital.
The Heritage in the surroundings are the National Palace of Ajuda, the Church of Memory or Church of Nossa Senhora do Livramento and São José, the Miradouro dos Moinhos de Santana, the Convent of Nossa Senhora da Boa Hora, the Conjunto dos Fornos de El- Rei, Paço Velho, Torre da Ajuda, Vila Pedro Teixeira, the Hermitage of Nosso Senhor do Cruzeiro or Chapel of Nosso Senhor do Cruzeiro, the Jardim das Damas, the Botanical Garden, the Palace of the Counts of Ega or the Monument to Dom Carlos I.

• Ballroom
• Engine Room
• Barbecue
• Game Room
• Attached Kitchen
• Garden
• Cellar
• Dishwasher
• Wardrobes
• Collection
• Electricity
• Poliban
• Fence
• Fireplace
• Construction Feasibility
• Kitchenet
• American Kitchen
• Urban
• Exclusive WC
• Bar Foyer
• Forced Ventilation Basement Toilets
• Warehouse
• Bathtub
• Wall
• Terrace
• Facade
• Viability
• Independent Kitchen
• Equipped Kitchen
• Storage Room
• Courtyard
• Balcony
• Den
• Patio
• Playground
• Pine Trees
• Natural Light