Moagem · Buildings

Moagem · Rua do Beato 44

Residence 18

T2 · 5th floor · 130.68 m²

The red street facade on Rua do Beato: five storeys of arched windows in white stone frames, a pediment and a row of mansard dormers.

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The old mill, a rare piece of industrial heritage. Iron pillars stand against timber beams, behind a façade of perfect symmetry.

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Residence 18

T2 · 5th floor · 130.68 m²

The sale sheet’s Rua do Beato elevation drawing with this home’s bays shaded.
An empty bedroom with a herringbone wood floor and one tall French window set into the sloping wall.
The same bedroom towards the doors: a wall of built-in wardrobes, the open door to a bathroom and the door to the corridor.
A white-tiled bathroom with a glass shower, a wide basin and a mirror.
An empty bedroom with a herringbone wood floor and an oval window set deep in the wall.
The same bedroom towards the doors: a wall of built-in wardrobes, the open door to the corridor and a bathroom with a bath beside it.
A white-tiled bathroom with a bath behind a glass screen and a double basin under a wide mirror.
The empty living room: a slender white column, a herringbone wood floor and two tall white-framed windows.
The living room towards the doors: the white column, a door and white built-in units at the far end, and tall white-framed windows along the right wall.
The open living room looking towards the kitchen, with the white column standing in the middle of the room.
A white kitchen with a pale veined backsplash, a built-in oven and tall cupboards, on a herringbone wood floor.

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Residence 18

Moagem · Residence 18

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Typology
T2
Floor
5th floor
Gross private area
130.68 m²
Parking
1
Price
On request
Status
For sale · visit the show apartment by appointment

Transitions between places are illustrative; interiors are photographs of the home itself.