Central Lisbon is 20 minutes away by ferry — no bridge, no traffic, no parking to find. The Seixal terminal is a 12-minute walk along the bay, and the crossing drops you at Cais do Sodré, in the middle of the city. This is a fully renovated one-bedroom in the historic centre of Seixal, ninety metres from the water, with a commute into Lisbon that most people living inside the city don't have.

The renovation was completed in 2026 and went right back to the structure: new plumbing, new electrical installation and panel, new windows, new kitchen, new bathroom, new flooring throughout, armoured entrance door. Nothing here is patched up.

Getting to Lisbon. The Seixal ferry terminal is a 12-minute walk along the bay, about 940 metres. The crossing to Cais do Sodré takes 20 minutes, with departures every 20 to 50 minutes on weekdays. A single ticket is €2.85, a monthly pass €37.60. No traffic, no bridge, no parking to find.

The apartment. Open-plan living, dining and kitchen opening onto a west-facing balcony, with afternoon and evening sun. Separate bedroom with a double bed. Bathroom with walk-in shower. Built-in storage in the hallway. Kitchen with oven, hob, extractor, fridge and washing machine.

First floor, no lift. The building dates from 1980 and has only three apartments across three floors — quiet, with very few neighbours.

Water, electricity and internet included in the rent. Minimum stay one month.