The apartment, measuring approximately 50 square meters, is located in a building that was once a pianola workshop dating from the late 19th century. It was carefully restored and renovated by a private developer and their architect, with the work completed in autumn 2021. The materials used are of the highest quality. The apartment is situated on the 2nd and top floor, at the rear of the building. In addition to lift access, there is a striking central staircase and skylight, typical of 19th-century bourgeois houses in Porto. The apartment’s vaulted ceiling, with its restored wooden beams, enhances the sense of space and history. The layout of the apartment feels harmonious and intuitive. The west-facing windows overlook the rear garden and enjoy an open view. Light fills the space generously without the summer sun becoming overbearing. The dual-function air conditioning system quickly heats and cools the space. At sunset, the views can be breathtaking. The silence is absolute. The kitchen area is exceptionally spacious. Under the polished granite countertop are modern Miele appliances and ample storage. The Bora cooktop extractor is highly efficient, easy to clean, and space-saving. The built-in breakfast bar/table makes for a more than adequate eating space. The bed is mobile, mounted on lockable wheels, and slides under the built-in wardrobes, a clever design that allows it to function as a sofa during the day, freeing up a large living area. The Boffi mirror, pull blinds, kitchen stools, washing machine, Samsung cordless vacuum cleaner, Samsung Smart TV and the Foppapedretti drying rack will stay in the flat. There is generous wardrobe and storage space, with additional storage available in the shared ground-floor areas. There is a separate wetroom-style shower room, as well as a second bathroom/laundry room equipped with a washing machine and water boiler. The house and the apartment are in excellent condition. The artisan shops on this iconic street remain alive and well. The view looking south towards Rua dos Clérigos never fails to impress. The building is located in the quieter, upper part of Rua do Almada, with significantly less foot and vehicle traffic. Just a 2-minute walk down Rua do Alferes Malheiro brings you to Trindade metro station, a gym, supermarket, pharmacy, and clinic. To the north lies Praça da República, known for its monthly flea market, Porta-Jazz venue, and year-end fireworks display.