Mouraria by me

It's modest but cosy and full of positive energy. It's simple but functional and as charming as Lisbon. It's located in the historic centre of the city, in the Mouraria neighbourhood, Lisbon's melting pot for centuries. People from all over the world cross paths here. It's crossed by tram 28 (the best ride on rails), has the metro and a taxi rank on its doorstep. In fact, it has Lisbon on its doorstep! A cosy house in the heart of the city. The space It's a typical house in Mouraria, the neighbourhood where Fado was born. Humble but cosy, my home. The only entrance to the building is on the ground floor. Inside there's a short flight of wooden stairs that immediately give the house charm. The shutter on the front door crosses the light from the bedroom window, illuminating the whole house from morning to night. Living room and dining room in the same large room with access to the bathroom, kitchen and bedroom. Vintage furniture. The bedroom has a large double bed facing the window, a century-old Singer sewing machine inherited from my grandmother, clothes furniture and a lockable door inside and out. Large, fully-equipped kitchen. The furniture could possibly be moved so that comfort is total. Very quiet area of the neighbourhood, even though it's close to the city centre. Guest access All house Other things to note It's my own home, you can move around freely and I'm not in the flat. However, some of my belongings are in the bedroom. But guests have half the space in the wardrobe, one drawer in the chest of drawers and one large drawer under the bed. Enough storage space for one night Registration Details Exempt