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The studio has a total area of 18 square meters. There is 1 bathroom.
The following utilities are included in the rent price: internet. 
The condominium fee is included in the monthly rent. 
A minimum stay of 3 months is required. 
Visits are conducted by request. It is possible to book the studio directly online.

Praceta Carlos Capítulo, in Queluz, is a quiet spot, ideal for exploring the surrounding area. You can visit the National Palace of Queluz, walk through the Felício Loureiro Urban Park, or enjoy the historic Águas Livres Aqueduct. 

Other options include the Church of Nossa Senhora da Conceição, walks along the Ribeira de Carenque and enjoying local cafés and restaurants. The area offers a combination of history, culture and nature, perfect for a relaxing day out.

To get to Lisbon from Queluz, you can use the Sintra line train, which is fast and efficient, taking around 20 to 30 minutes. Alternatively, there are several bus lines available, or you can choose to drive along the IC19.

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O estúdio tem uma área total de 18 metros quadrados. Há 1 casa de banho.
As seguintes utilidades estão incluídas no preço do aluguer: internet. 
A taxa de condomínio está incluída no aluguer mensal. 
É necessária uma estadia mínima de 3 meses. 
Visitas são realizadas e podem ser solicitadas. É possível reservar o estúdio diretamente online.

A Praceta Carlos Capítulo, em Queluz, é um local calmo, ideal para explorar a zona envolvente. Pode visitar o Palácio Nacional de Queluz, passear pelo Parque Urbano Felício Loureiro ou apreciar o histórico Aqueduto das Águas Livres. 

Outras opções incluem a Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Conceição, passeios ao longo da Ribeira de Carenque e desfrutar dos cafés e restaurantes locais. A área oferece uma combinação de história, cultura e natureza, perfeita para um dia relaxante.

Para chegar a Lisboa a partir de Queluz, pode utilizar o comboio da linha de Sintra, que é rápido e eficiente, demorando cerca de 20 a 30 minutos. Em alternativa, existem várias linhas de autocarro disponíveis, ou pode optar por conduzir ao longo da IC19.

Spacious studio in Praceta Carlos Capítulo, Queluz

PT
O estúdio tem uma área total de 33 metros quadrados. 
Há 1 casa de banho e uma sala de estar conectada com a cozinha que está completamente equipada.
O custo médio das despesas é de 100€/mês que inclui água, eletricidade, internet.
É necessário um período mínimo de permanência de 6 meses. 
É possível reservar diretamente online.

A região em que o estúdio está localizado está próxima a áreas históricas como a Madragoa e a Estrela, conhecidas por suas ruas charmosas, arquitetura tradicional e ambiente autêntico. Você pode explorar o Jardim da Estrela, um dos parques mais bonitos da cidade, visitar a Basílica da Estrela e passear pelo bairro de Santos, famoso por sua vida noturna, cafés e galerias de arte. Além disso, a área oferece restaurantes típicos portugueses e acesso fácil ao rio Tejo, ideal para caminhadas à beira-mar.  

Para chegar ao centro de Lisboa, você pode utilizar diversos meios de transporte. O elétrico 28E é uma opção tradicional que passa próximo e percorre vários pontos turísticos da cidade. Há também várias linhas de ônibus (como as linhas 713 e 773) que ligam a região a áreas centrais como o Chiado e a Baixa. A estação de trem de Santos, próxima à região, oferece conexões rápidas para outros bairros e cidades vizinhas.

EN
The studio has a total area of 33 square meters. 
There is 1 bathroom and a living room connected to the fully equipped kitchen.
The average cost is €100/month, which includes water, electricity and internet.
A minimum length of stay of 6 months is required. 
You can book directly online.

The area in which the studio is located is close to historic areas such as Madragoa and Estrela, known for their charming streets, traditional architecture and authentic atmosphere. You can explore Jardim da Estrela, one of the city's most beautiful parks, visit the Estrela Basilica and stroll through the Santos neighborhood, famous for its nightlife, cafés and art galleries. In addition, the area offers typical Portuguese restaurants and easy access to the Tagus River, ideal for walks along the waterfront.  

To get to the center of Lisbon, you can use various means of transport. Streetcar 28E is a traditional option that runs close by and covers several of the city's sights. There are also several bus lines (such as lines 713 and 773) that connect the region to central areas such as Chiado and Baixa. The nearby Santos train station offers fast connections to other neighborhoods and nearby cities.

Cozy mezzanine studio in Lisbon

"Looking for a cozy and contemporary space to call home? This stunning loft is available for a 12-month lease and comes fully furnished and equipped, making your move-in process a breeze! Nestled in the vibrant neighborhood of Alcântara, you’ll find yourself just 2 minutes away from the Alcântara train station and a quick 5-minutes Uber ride to the bustling Chiado and Cais do Sodré areas. Available Now! **

With an array of shops at your doorstep, including a supermarket conveniently located just across the street, you’ll have everything you need right at your fingertips. Take a leisurely 4-minute stroll to the picturesque harbor and riverside, where you can enjoy a jog, sip a refreshing drink, or dine at one of the many delightful restaurants overlooking the Tejo River. For runners that like to run by the riverside its the dream home! Enjoy the paddel courts just 5 min away. Last but not least you will be amazed by the LX Factory and its numerous and enchanting art and deco shops as well as restaurants and rooftops.

This fantastic loft is located on the first floor of a modern building that was beautifully refurbished in 2020. As you step inside, you’ll be greeted by an abundance of natural light pouring in through the large west-facing window, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The apartment is equipped with air conditioning to keep you cool in the summer and cozy in the winter, ensuring your comfort all year round.

Just downstairs, you’ll discover a plethora of amenities, including shops, banks, restaurants, a butcher, grocery store, supermarket, cafes, train station, bus station, taxi station, CUF Tejo hospital, bars, nightclubs, paddel, monsanto park, parking, and so much more Everything you could possibly need is right within reach!

Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity. Contact us today to schedule a viewing and make this urban oasis your new home!"

Stunning mezzanine studio in Lisbon

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Este encantador apartamento estúdio de 25 m², localizado no 3º andar de um edifício bem conservado, está disponível para aluguer de médio prazo de 15 de novembro a 15 de março. O apartamento está totalmente mobilado e equipado, incluindo uma cozinha. Possui uma sala de estar acolhedora, uma casa de banho e está em boas condições. 

O aluguer inclui água, eletricidade e Internet. Não perca a oportunidade de fazer deste belo estúdio a sua casa durante os próximos meses!

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This charming 25 m² studio apartment, located on the 3rd floor of a well-maintained building, is available for medium-term rental from November 15th to March 15th. The apartment comes fully furnished and equipped, including a kitchen. It features a cozy living space, a bathroom, and is in good condition. 

Rent includes water, electricity, and internet. Don't miss the opportunity to make this lovely studio your home for the upcoming months!

Cozy Studio in Lisbon

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O estúdio tem uma área total de 44 metros quadrados.
Não é necessário um custo adicional para o condomínio. 
O custo médio das despesas é de 125€ que inclui água, eletricidade, internet.
É necessário um período mínimo de permanência de 1 mês e um máximo de 12 meses. 
É possível reservar diretamente online.

A Rua de São Pedro Mártir, situada na Mouraria, é uma área vibrante de Lisboa, rica em cultura e gastronomia. Nas proximidades, você pode visitar o Castelo de São Jorge, que oferece vistas panorâmicas da cidade e experiência culinária diversificada.

Em termos de transporte, a região é bem servida por diversas opções. A estação de metrô Rossio (Linha Verde) fica a cerca de 4 minutos a pé. Além disso, várias linhas de ônibus, como 708, 711, 734, 736 e 760, passam nas proximidades. A Praça da Figueira é uma parada próxima para o elétrico 15E, que conecta a área a outros pontos de interesse na cidade.

EN
The studio has a total area of 44 square meters.
No additional condominium fees are required. 
The average cost is €125, which includes water, electricity and internet.
A minimum length of stay of 1 month and a maximum of 12 months is required. 
You can book directly online.

Rua de São Pedro Mártir, located in Mouraria, is a vibrant area of Lisbon, rich in culture and gastronomy. Nearby, you can visit the São Jorge Castle, which offers panoramic views of the city and a diverse culinary experience.

In terms of transportation, the area is well served by several options. The Rossio metro station (Green Line) is about a 4-minute walk away. In addition, several bus lines, such as 708, 711, 734, 736 and 760, pass nearby. Praça da Figueira is a nearby stop for streetcar 15E, which connects the area to other points of interest in the city.

Spacious studio in Lisbon

<h3 class="font-bold text-lg">Rental Accommodation in Lisbon</h3>
The beating heart of Portugal is the wonderful Lisbon. If you are thinking of moving to this charming and vibrant city, you have made the right choice: Lisbon offers many opportunities and possibilities to find the perfect rental home in Lisbon, whether you are a student looking for an affordable room, a young worker searching for a practical solution, or a family needing a spacious apartment.

<h3 class="font-bold text-lg">Living in Lisbon, a city with unique charm</h3>
Lisbon, the capital and most populous city of Portugal, is one of the most beloved destinations in Europe and is considered a city of great global interest. Lisbon is home to prestigious universities, the Portuguese government, and the official residence of the President of the Republic. Its influence in culture, technology, tourism, and the arts makes it one of the most dynamic cities on the continent. Thanks to its strong economic growth, high quality of life, and tourism appeal, Lisbon has become a strategic hub for business and investment. For these reasons, the Lisbon rental market is very active and competitive. There are several ideal neighborhoods to look for a long-term rental apartment in Lisbon, such as Bairro Alto, Alfama, or Parque das Nações.

<h3 class="font-bold text-lg">The best neighborhoods to live in Lisbon</h3>
If you are thinking of renting in Lisbon, we will help you choose the best area based on your needs. Here is a guide to the most interesting neighborhoods in Lisbon for those looking to rent an apartment. First of all, it is important to know that the cost of rent in Lisbon can vary greatly depending on the neighborhood and the size of the home. Generally, central and tourist areas are more expensive, while peripheral neighborhoods offer more affordable solutions:
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<li>Alfama is one of the most characteristic neighborhoods in Lisbon, with cobbled streets, colorful houses, and the typical fado music echoing in the alleys. Rents here range from 600 to 1,200 euros per month for a one-bedroom apartment;</li>
<li>Bairro Alto is famous for its vibrant nightlife and bohemian atmosphere. Here you will find many bars, restaurants, and clubs. The rent for a studio or one-bedroom apartment can range between 700 and 1,300 euros per month;</li>
<li>Baixa is Lisbon’s commercial heart, with wide streets and historic buildings. It is well-connected by public transport and offers rents between 800 and 1,500 euros per month;</li>
<li>Parque das Nações is a modern and well-served area, ideal for families and professionals. Rents here vary from 900 to 1,800 euros per month;</li>
<li>Graça is a growing neighborhood with a traditional atmosphere and stunning city views. A studio here can cost between 600 and 1,000 euros per month;</li>
<li>Belém is a quiet residential area, famous for its historical monuments and green spaces. Rents here range from 700 to 1,400 euros per month;</li>
<li>Marvila is an emerging neighborhood, very popular among young artists and creatives, with more affordable rents between 500 and 1,000 euros per month.</li>
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<h3 class="font-bold text-lg">How much does it cost to live in Lisbon?</h3>
Lisbon is a city that attracts students and workers from all over the world, so knowing the average cost of living is essential for planning your budget. On average, the cost of renting a single room in Lisbon in a shared apartment ranges between 300 and 600 euros per month. The price varies depending on the neighborhood and the condition of the property. Regarding food, a weekly grocery budget for one person is around 30-50 euros. The city offers many local markets where you can buy fresh products at reasonable prices. Public transportation costs are relatively low: a single ticket costs about 1.65 euros, while a monthly pass costs around 40 euros. Lisbon has a well-developed transport network, including metro, buses, and trams. Utility bills such as electricity, gas, and water can range between 50 and 100 euros per month, while internet and phone costs vary between 20 and 50 euros per month. In general, to live comfortably in Lisbon, you may need a monthly budget of 1,000-1,400 euros.

<h3 class="font-bold text-lg">How to find a rental home in Lisbon</h3>
When starting your search for a rental home in Lisbon, you have several options available. You can rely on specialized real estate agencies, although they often charge high commissions. A valid alternative is to search online on specialized websites such as Spacest.com, where you can filter listings based on your budget and desired area. It is important to start your search well in advance, as the Lisbon rental market is very dynamic. Establishing a realistic budget and considering extra expenses, such as utilities and condominium fees, is useful. If you are flexible in choosing a neighborhood, you may find advantageous solutions in less touristy areas. Additionally, you may need to provide documents such as a passport, a work contract, or a bank guarantee to prove your financial solvency.

In conclusion, Lisbon is an extraordinary city to live and work in, and it is easy to understand why so many people choose it as their destination. With its mild climate, fascinating culture, and relatively affordable cost of living, Lisbon is an excellent choice for those looking for a rental apartment. By following these tips, you will be ready to navigate the Lisbon rental market and find the perfect solution for your needs.

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