There is something quietly reassuring about apartments like this. Not because they try to impress, but because they simply work. Set on Rua das Janelas Verdes, in the heart of Lapa, this fourth-floor apartment looks out directly over the Tagus. The river is present from the moment you enter, not as a dramatic backdrop, but as a constant, steady line of light that changes throughout the day. It’s the kind of view that slowly becomes part of your routine rather than something you stop noticing. The apartment offers 121 square metres of well-balanced space. The living room and kitchen sit together, open and uncomplicated, designed for daily life rather than display. Mornings here feel natural and unforced; evenings equally so. Light moves easily through the apartment, helped by generous windows and the building’s elevation. There are two bedrooms, both facing the river. The main bedroom includes its own bathroom and a walk-in closet, while the second bedroom works equally well as a guest room or a private study. Bathrooms are modern and understated, with underfloor heating and finishes chosen for comfort rather than effect. A separate laundry area is neatly integrated, removing the usual clutter from sight. The building itself is a classic Lisbon structure, well maintained, with the quiet dignity of places that have aged well. From here, the city feels close but never intrusive. Museums, cafés, the riverfront and everyday amenities are all within walking distance, yet the apartment remains notably calm. Tagus River House is not a statement property. It doesn’t need to be. It’s a home defined by light, proportion and location, the kind of place that feels settled from day one and continues to make sense years later.