Sell: Bar/Restaurant

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Property details

• District
  Lisboa
• County
  Lisboa
• Locality
  Santa Maria Maior

• Area
  127 m²

• Price
  1.280.000 €
• Energy Rating
  D

• Property code
  MM0078

Description

Restaurant for sale located on Rua dos Correeiros, in the heart of Baixa Pombalina, one of the busiest and most touristic areas of Lisbon.

Between Rossio and Praça do Comércio, this is one of the streets with the highest pedestrian flow in the city, surrounded by hotels, shops, offices and historical attractions.

Property for restaurants and beverages
With fume extraction
Room with capacity for 60 seats
Excellent visibility with storefronts to the street
Active Restoration Use License
Possibility of installing an outdoor terrace (subject to license)

Ideal for
Traditional restaurant or international concept
Wine bar, snacks, sushi, or signature cuisine
Investor looking for a rentable real estate asset with high tourist profitability

This Rua dos Correeiros that we see today joining Rua da Conceição to Praça da Figueira was born from the Pombaline Ordinance of November 5, 1760, which gave names to the streets of the rebuilt Lisbon downtown after the earthquake of 1755 - between Praça do Comércio and the then designated Rossio -, as well as determined that «in it the Officios de Corrieiro, of Saddler, and of Turner.»

This royal decree of 1760 was the first diploma that dealt exclusively with toponymic matters and the toponymic nomenclature attributed also corresponded to the establishment of arts and crafts by the streets, having been the «Rua Nova d'El Rey [today, Rua do Comércio], Rua Augusta, Rua Áurea, Rua Bella da Rainha [today, Rua da Prata], Rua Nova da Princesa [today Rua dos Fanqueiros], Rua dos Douradores, Rua dos Correeiros, Rua dos Sapateiros, Rua de S. Julião, Rua da Conceição, Rua de S. Nicolau, Rua da Victoria, Rua da Assumpção and Rua de Santa Justa».

The Municipal Edict of November 6, 1920, added to it the commonly called Rua das Galinheiras as well as Rua Nova de São Domingos. About thirty years later, the municipal edict of August 28, 1950 removed the section between Rua do Amparo and Largo de São Domingos to give birth to Rua Dom Antão de Almada.

In this artery commonly known as Travessa da Palha and where in the second half of the nineteenth century many Galicians were grazing houses, when they emigrated en masse to Portugal, it was also the birthplace of Rosa Araújo, on November 17, 1840, the mayor responsible for the opening of Avenida da Liberdade.
We inform our clients that this property can be visited following our contingency protocol defined in accordance with the recommendations of the DGS.