This one-bedroom apartment is located on the 5th floor with elevator access at Largo de Andaluz 15. Despite being very close to Marquês de Pombal (a central Lisbon square with a metro station), this specific location is quiet and peaceful. The building is well-constructed, solid, and well-structured. This residential building received the Municipal Architecture Award in 1949, designed by architects José Lima Franco and Dário Silva Vieira for developer Manuel José Vieira. A corner property, this building showcases State Novo construction models while announcing a sense of modernity. With refined formal language, its only decorative elements are two stone bas-reliefs above the entrance doors. It is characterized by mixed use, combining residential and office spaces. The apartment features a bright living room with air conditioning, 1 bedroom, bathroom, and a small separate kitchen. The apartment entrance opens into an entrance hall, with the kitchen and living room to the right and the bedroom to the left, with all rooms having doors for necessary privacy. The bedroom is spacious and bright, with a window to the outside and a wardrobe. In addition to the door accessing the entrance hall, there is another door providing access to the living room. The living room has two large windows overlooking the building's internal courtyard. There is an opening to the kitchen, which is convenient for serving food directly from the kitchen to the dining table. The kitchen is fully equipped with oven, stove, microwave, washing machine, and refrigerator. On one side of the living room is the bathroom, which has a window allowing good ventilation and natural light. It features a bidet, toilet, sink with mirror and cabinet, and a bathtub with shower.