Description
Great office with 59sqm of floor space, with plenty of natural light, located in a highly prestigious office building in the heart of Chiado.
Designed for companies or professionals who need an office in a central and prestigious area, with easy access by public transport and also to the city's access roads.
With plenty of natural light that enters through two glass doors that open onto a small balcony overlooking the Tagus River.
With a small remodelling there is the possibility of increasing the ceiling height and consequently the entry of light (window area), as well as the B- energy rating, described here, will be achieved only with the replacement of the lighting - with the old/current lighting the certification is 'E'.
The two bathrooms (Men's/Women's) are shared and are on the office floor. Its daily and regular cleaning is the responsibility of the condominium.
The building has 24-hour concierge/security throughout the week (Monday to Saturday). Surveillance system.
Foram elevators for visitors and a freight lift.
Various services and shops in the building itself, including a kiosk/coffee shop.
Public garage on the lower floors, with parking spaces that can be rented. Several car parks in the vicinity.
All kinds of commerce and services at the doorstep. Very easy access to a diverse network of public transport - buses, metro and tram - within the city and also to the surrounding area. Including the boats to the south bank and the train to the Cascais Line.
10 kms from Lisbon International Airport with connections to all parts of the world.
The 'Espaço Chiado' with its large atrium, is a historical reference, with the Fernandina Wall exposed, implanted between two of the arteries of Chiado. It has the main entrance with reception/concierge on Rua da Misericórdia and another entrance on Rua Nova da Trindade. The connection between the two entrances is made by a corridor with some shops/services.
Chiado is one of the most emblematic and traditional neighbourhoods in the city of Lisbon.
An important commercial centre in Lisbon, being one of the most cosmopolitan and busy areas of the Portuguese Capital, stage of some emblematic events.
It is located between Bairro Alto and Baixa Pombalina. It is currently part of the parish of Santa Maria Maior.
In 1846, with the creation of the Grémio Literário de Lisboa, a club of the intellectuals of the time, Chiado became the centre of Portuguese romanticism, a mandatory point of passage for those who wanted to be known in the city. The writer Eça de Queiroz in his work 'Os Maias' made great reference to Chiado and the Literary Guild.
Many of the capital's theatres and monuments are concentrated in this area.
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