An 18th-century multi-unit residence lists in old Lisbon

Barão Residence occupies a key position on Rua do Barão, a prominent road in old Alfama, and its 18th-century Pombaline structure anchors nearly 954 square metres across four levels. Configured as seven independent units — with approved horizontal property awaiting notary confirmation — the building offers a flexible framework within one of Lisbon’s most historic neighbourhoods.

The ground floor pairs a sculptural loft with a heritage space lit from both front and rear, offering scope for conversion into an additional apartment, garage or workspace. Above, six apartments carry traces of the building’s long life: azulejo panels, period mirrors, simple terraces and upper rooms oriented toward the Tagus River. Outdoor space extends to 52sqm across balconies and a small garden.

Situated steps from Lisbon’s Cathedral, the residence brings scale and historic character to Alfama’s dense fabric. Price upon request via Areia Advisors.

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