Stunning T3 Art Deco Apartment, Prime Location With Short-Term Rental License

Here's a rare gem in Porto’s bustling city centre - a 3-bedroom apartment that beautifully balances vintage charm with modern comforts. Thoughtfully renovated with short-term rentals in mind, this space invites your guests to feel instantly at home, offering a warm, welcoming vibe that sets it apart from the typical rental.

Each of the three bedrooms is its own cosy retreat, with carefully chosen furnishings and an airy, calming ambience that promises restful nights after a day of exploring Porto’s vibrant streets. A bonus wardrobe room offers plenty of space to stow away luggage and belongings, ensuring guests feel unencumbered and at ease.

The living area is designed for both relaxation and connection, with soft natural light filtering through large windows and warm wood tones that add a touch of vintage character. The open layout flows easily into the dining area, making it an ideal spot for travellers to share a meal, plan their day, or just unwind together.

The kitchen is a delightful blend of style and practicality, featuring chequered floors, a classic farmhouse sink, and a charming retro-style fridge. 

And don’t forget the private balcony - a little slice of outdoor space where your guests can sip a coffee in the morning or enjoy the evening air as they watch Porto light up around them.

Just steps away from Porto’s best spots for food, shopping, and culture, this apartment gives travellers the perfect mix of local flavour and comfort. For investors, this property isn’t just a smart choice - it’s a place that feels like a true home for guests, ensuring high demand and a steady stream of happy visitors.

Features

• Furnished
• Heating
• Terrace/Balcony
• Storage room
• Spacious
• Features great views
• Orientation: South
• Near bars / restaurants
• Near shops

Energy rating

• A+
• A
• B
• B-
• C
• D
• E
• F
• G

The energy rating shows the energy efficiency of a building on a scale of A to G. The most efficient homes – which should have the lowest fuel bills – are in band A, whereas the most inefficient homes are in band G.