Amidst the vibrant tapestry of Lisbon sits Palacete Falcarreira. It whispers tales of a bygone era. Palacete Falcarreira stands as a testament to the city’s rich history. It’s a place where tradition dances with modernity. Located between Largo do Rato and Avenida da Liberdade, Palacete Falcarreira enjoys a prime location. Built in the latter half of the 19th century, it boasts a neoclassical style. The triangular pediment and wrought iron balconies are distinctive features. Originally, Palacete Falcarreira was a modern bourgeois home. It featured interconnecting rooms and reception rooms along the facade. The Count of Carnide was one of the early residents. Later, it became home to the Viscount of Falcarreira. His name was Pompílio Augusto Gonçalves de Azevedo Franco. He was the brother of Emílio Ernesto Franco, Marquis of Franco e Almodôvar. Interestingly, Emílio also built a mansion in Príncipe Real. Palacete Falcarreira has two fronts. One faces Rua do Salitre and the other Rua Vale do Pereiro. The main elevation is divided into three sections. The central section is highlighted by the triangular pediment. Inside, a grand entrance of stone and stucco work awaits. The main stairway, illuminated by a skylight, is a captivating feature. The stucco ceilings add to the building’s elegance. Palacete Falcarreira has undergone a revitalization. The project preserved its architectural heritage while adding modern comforts. Today, Palacete Falcarreira houses eight apartments. These apartments are two- and three-bedroom units. They include balconies with city views. There is also a basement parking area, a valuable asset in Lisbon’s center. The rehabilitation project was led by Architect Luís Rebelo de Andrade. Subvert Studio contributed to the interior design. They also developed the branding and website. They created sales brochures and the sales store design. Palacete Falcarreira stands proudly in Lisbon. It’s a symbol of the city’s past and its vibrant present.
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