Situated in Almada
Outside your Loft you’ll be 15 minutes away from the centre of Lisbon or the Almada University campus.
Inside the Loft you’ll find the independence to think, work, study and rest.
The monthly rent covers all your expenses.
All mini-lofts are equipped with smart locks – just use your phone to enter, no key needed. Simple, secure, and modern.
Trust our team and concentrate on what really matters.
Single Loft
This one-person loft, equipped with a fridge, washer dryer, microwave, ceramic cooktop, TV, sofa, bed and a table, has everything you need to study, live and work in comfort in the city centre.
All water and electricity costs are included, as well as WiFi and weekly cleaning of your loft.
- From 650€ per month
- Including water, electricity and internet
- Weekly cleaning
- Hire of towels, sheets and kitchen utensils (on request)
Double Loft
This loft is more spacious, featuring a double bed and additional storage areas, making it ideal for two people. It offers the same amenities as the single loft – fully equipped kitchen, complete bathroom, smart lock, but with extra comfort for those sharing the space.
Start your life together in the best possible way.
- From 750€ per month
- Including water, electricity and internet
- Weekly cleaning
- Hire of towels, sheets and kitchen utensils (on request)
Where is it?
Situated in the centre of Almada, you have everything close at hand, including various leisure venues such as the Parque da Paz and the Almada Forum
History of do Fontinha
António de Jesus Fontinha José, better known as Fontinha, the former owner of this courtyard, was a man much loved and esteemed by the Piedenses.
Lisbon was a city without water, and although the aqueduct brought half a dozen fountains to the capital, these weren’t enough to provide the conditions for washing clothes. That’s how, in 1880, a real laundry industry was born in Cova da Piedade, more specifically in Romeira. It was the women of Cova da Piedade who washed, rinsed and laid out the clothes, which were then folded and taken back to the people of Lisbon.
With the growth of industry, particularly metalworking and shipbuilding, during the industrial revolution, it was necessary to bring hundreds of workers to Almada, forcing the creation of living conditions for these workers and their families, which resulted in the birth of the workers’ Páteos.
As a tribute to Mr Fontinha, the workers and the washing women of this land, we named each loft after an important Portuguese fountain.
Discover the Fountains
