This one-bedroom apartment was fully renovated last year, with a design-forward touch — high ceilings, original wood flooring, and a curated mix of trendy, comfortable furniture throughout that makes the space feel both stylish and easy to relax in. Unlike many older Lisbon buildings, the living room and kitchen ceilings were fitted with dedicated soundproofing during the renovation, so the apartment offers noticeably better acoustic comfort than what you'd typically expect from a period building. The open-plan kitchen features a marble backsplash and breakfast bar, while the bedroom includes a sleek loft-style en-suite bathroom with a glass partition. A dedicated desk area makes it easy to work comfortably from home, and the apartment comes equipped with an air purifier for extra comfort. Rua da Boavista has quietly become one of Lisbon's most exciting addresses. Once a quiet backstreet, it's now home to a wave of new restaurants, cocktail bars, concept stores, and art galleries — establishing itself as a fresh reference point for Lisbon's bohemian, sophisticated side. Just steps away, the cobbled lanes climb up toward Santa Catarina and Chiado, where fashion, art, and Lisbon's best boutiques converge, or wind down toward Cais do Sodré's riverside bars and restaurants. Within a few minutes' walk you'll find everything from casual sushi spots and healthy cafés to some of the city's most talked-about new openings — plus the iconic Bica funicular just around the corner. It's a neighbourhood that feels local and lived-in, but with a cosmopolitan, design-conscious energy that's constantly evolving — ideal for anyone who wants to be close to the action without living in the middle of the tourist crowds of Baixa or Alfama...