Edifício Leonel is a historic building located alongside the famous Elevador de Santa Justa in the Chiado district of Lisbon. Following a comprehensive renovation, Edificio Leonel now offers 10 luxurious one- and two-bedroom apartments, four commercial units, and a restaurant on the top floor with direct access to the Elevador de Santa Justa. Exacting attention to detail, in combination with an outstanding location in the heart of the city, ensures every comfort for a chic urban lifestyle

10 apartments are available on floors one through five, comprising seven one-bedroom residences and three two-bedroom homes ranging in size from 95 to 133 square meters, or approximately 1,022 to 1,431 square feet. While retaining key historical features, the apartments have been carefully designed and equipped to sophisticated modern standards. The high specifications include elevators; central heating and vacuuming; cable television and broadband Internet connections; and an integrated detection security system covering gas, fire, floods, and intruders. Living areas are graced by such charming amenities as wood laminate flooring, and kitchens and bathrooms are fully fitted with top-quality appliances and accessories.

Located on Rua do Carmo, Edifício Leonel is surrounded by all that gives the Chiado district its uniquely colorful and cosmopolitan character: designer shops, bars and restaurants, art galleries, and live Fado music. The top floor of the building houses a restaurant offering wonderful panoramic views over the city, and direct access to the Elevador de Santa Justa. Private parking spaces are available for residents, and the building also affords convenient proximity to excellent public transportation links.

Lisbon is a true European capital. Its rich historical heritage is evident in its architecture and museums, while modern shopping centers and leisure facilities belong totally in the 21st Century. Cultural delights include exhibitions and galleries, designer boutiques, classical and pop concerts, wining and dining options ranging from traditional Portuguese to Michelin-star cuisine, and nightlife at such venues as riverside bars and nightclubs. Lisbon boasts one of the mildest climates among European capitals, and is the wealthiest region in Portugal. After a fire in the 1990s, the Chiado district was restored and has become one of the most famous parts of the city