Three metro lines within
a 10-minute walk
Saldanha (Red), Picoas (Yellow), and Arroios/Praça do Chile (Green) all sit close enough that onward connections anywhere in Lisbon rarely need more than one change.
A private deck over a green, shared backyard
Genuinely rare in the city centre — a quiet, plant-filled spot for a morning espresso or an evening glass of wine. The deck itself is yours; the fenced backyard below is shared with the building.
A king ensuite plus real flexibility for families
A sophisticated main suite, a cosy single-plus-couch room, and a third bedroom with its own workspace and balcony access.
Ideal for Families
Ideal for Families needing room to spread out, couples wanting an elegant base, business travellers on longer stays, and guests who value a quiet, quality neighbourhood over a crowded tourist zone.
Jacaranda is a calm, beautifully designed apartment on a tree-lined Saldanha street — a rare spot where three metro lines (Saldanha/Red, Picoas/Yellow, Arroios/Green) all sit within a 10-minute walk. Walk to Lisbon's best restaurants, cafés, and transport, and come home to your own deck overlooking a green, fully fenced shared backyard — rare in the city centre. Self check-in means arriving on your own clock. Dedicated workspaces make it as good a fit for a productive workation as a family stay.
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Three metro lines, one address — Saldanha, Picoas, and Arroios all within a 10-minute walk — one of the best-connected homes in the whole portfolio.
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Superhosts since 2019. Eight years of hosting the same way: honest listings, fast answers, nothing oversold.
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Independence, not absence. Self check-in is a design choice, not a shortcut — we're reachable by app, chat, or phone, usually within the hour.
Home truths
The building's street door needs the intercom rung for the first floor before the smart lock will work — it's in the check-in instructions, worth reading before you land.
The home is set up for a maximum of six registered guests, to keep things comfortable for everyone nearby — no parties or events.
Air conditioning and heating should be switched off when you're out or when windows are open.


