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Avenidas Novas is 20th-century bourgeois Lisbon.
Avenidas Novas is 20th-century bourgeois Lisbon. The grand avenues line up seven-storey Art Deco blocks, law offices and insurance HQs. Saldanha is the city's CBD. Halfway up, the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation runs one of Europe's most elegant modernist gardens. Campo Pequeno's neo-Moorish bullring now doubles as a concert hall. This is where Lisbon's diplomatic and executive families live. No cobblestone charm, no river view, but metro on every corner, schools in walking distance, and the city's most efficient quality of life.
Compares €/m² and total price to the neighbourhood median for the same typology, adjusted for the physical quality of the property.
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Prices in Avenidas Novas vary with typology and condition. Tago compares every listing to the neighbourhood median so you know if the asking price is fair.
Avenidas Novas has several schools including Lycée Français Charles Lepierre and Deutsche Schule Lissabon. Densest metro network in the city (6 stations).
Metro: Marquês de Pombal (jaune/bleue), Saldanha (jaune/rouge), Campo Pequeno (jaune), São Sebastião (bleue/rouge), Picoas (jaune), Entrecampos (jaune) · Main buses: 727, 736, 744, 783
Weak neighbourhood soul, quiet on weekends · Big traffic avenues bring noise · Among the highest price-per-sqm in Lisbon