Garden House in Historic center, with Garage

The accommodation

With an excellent location in the heart of Porto, implanted in the lush and exotic garden of a house in the late nineteenth century, this house allows you to enjoy a relaxing atmosphere in the city center.
The set consists of the main house of the late nineteenth century and the building of contemporary architecture where is the house designed to hire and garage, enjoying the privacy in relation to the main house, with its own garden, separate entrance, and garage access.
The home has a very functional architecture, with a strong link between the inside and the garden, with its small Koi fish ponds and aquatic plants.
The interior has an atmosphere all its own, result of the coexistence of elements like contemporary design and subtle and diverse lighting, with Portuguese pieces of the nineteenth century, such as furniture, fireplace, sink room and painted tiles.
The house consists of glazed spaces over the garden, with living room, one bedroom, kitchenette and bathroom. Three sliding panels allow you to isolate the area where the living room has sofa bed for two people (1,45 x 2,05), making this space a second bedroom, independent of the dining area. The bedroom has a comfortable double bed.

Fully equipped kitchen including ceramic hob, fridge, dishwasher, microwave, toaster, grill, coffee machine, electric kettle, etc. And in the house there is also a washing machine and vacuum cleaner, LCD TV 26 " ( Euronews, CNN, BBC, BBC Movie, Euro Sport, AXN, FOX, Discovery, Mezzo, etc) and wi-fi available.
We offer fresh fruits, milk, bread, Portuguese cheese and wine for consumption on arrival free.
On the floor above the house extends the large glass brick wall of the garage, which is for the use of renters.

Check-in after / après / depois : 15:30
Check-out until / jusqu`à / até : 11:00

Setting

Located in the interestig neighborhood of Fine Arts, with a very characteristic ambience, forested, and where there are relevant examples of architecture of the city, with local shops and also alternative trade, restaurants with traditional Portuguese cuisine, supermarket, pharmacy, bank and ATM within 150 mts.
Good transport links, bus stop at 50 meters, Underground Station "Campo 24 de Agosto" (direct line to the airport) at 100 meters, and 800 meters to Campanhã Train Station and to São Bento Train Station.
If you arrive by car we have garage with direct access to the garden at your disposal.
If you arrive by plane, at the airport take the metro and get off at station "Campo 24 de Agosto" in the center. Once in Campo 24 de Agosto square, go to the street lined with tall trees, which is the Duque de Saldanha Street, where the house is in less than 100 mts.
If you arrive by train take the metro beside the train station.

Activities and attractions

You can move by foot to the main monuments and tourist attractions, and the bars and restaurants around the square Filipa de Lencastre.
At 5-minute walk from Café Magestic in St. Catarina Street, Via Catarina shopping center and Grand Plaza, and the amazing Bolhão market.

You can move to the Ribeira do Porto, with its unique and stunning urban landscape along the Douro River, cross the Bridge D. Luiz and visit the famous wine cellars of Porto. Lose yourself in the narrow streets that will surprise you with unexpected monuments and churches, such as Clérigos, the Cathedral, the church of São Lourenço (the "Grilos"), Carmo, and traditional Portuguese tiles, the Portuguese Center of Photography in Cordoaria, etc..

Rich gastronomic offer, spread throughout the center, while around the Streets of Ceuta and Galerias de Paris there is an interesting offer of nightlife and bars and places to eat.

Taking the subway to Boavista you can visit the Casa da Música, designed by the famous architect Rem Koolhaas, and along Boavista Avenue go to the Museum of Contemporary Art of Serralves, designed by the internationally award winning Portuguese architect Álvaro Siza.
Surprise yourself with a cruise along the Douro, which leads from the Ribeira of Porto to ledges landscape of what is the first demarcated wine region in the world.