In the 1800s, Lisbon was a city full of grand palaces and mansions, many of which were built during the Baroque and Rococo periods. This palace is situated in the heart of Lisbon, next to the Principe Real, with a large facade facing the street. The entrance is marked by a large wrought iron gate, which leads to a large entrance hall with a high ceiling, marble floor and ornate chandeliers, and three arches. To the right is the beautiful dining room, the kitchen and storage rooms. On the same floor is also an office, where was once a chapel. From here there is a grand and beautiful staircase leading to the upper floor, with a height of about 15m crowned by a spectacular skylight that offers beautiful interior light. The second floor of the palace houses several reception rooms, including a library, a sitting room, and a reading room. These rooms are decorated with period furniture, curtains, and intricate plaster work on the ceilings, with solid wood floors and doors. There is also a bedroom and two bathrooms. When we reach the second floor we find a living room with a kitchenette and 3 more large bedrooms. Going up one more floor, we come across a large suite and an outside area with a small pool. The Palacete has an elevator. There is also a 2 bedroom apartment included in the construction. Overall, this palace is a true marvel of 19th century architecture and design, showing the wealth and refinement of the period. Categoria energetica: E