Savills presents Alfredo Guisado 8 (AG8), a completely renovated office building located in Lisbon’s lively São Domingos de Benfica neighbourhood. Marketed exclusively by Savills, AG8 offers a modern and dynamic working environment, benefiting from a privileged location and various amenities.

Subjected to extensive remodelling before the pandemic, the underused AG8 now offers a contemporary and comfortable workspace for its occupants.

With a total gross floor area of 5,265 sq m spread over two blocks, AG8 stands out for its commercial versatility. Available in the 3rd quarter of this year, this building can be marketed as a single unit or divided into two independent blocks, providing the option of exclusive occupation by a single tenant for the entire building or two separate occupations by two tenants.

AG8, with its 9 floors, is the ideal building to meet the unique requirements of a single company, providing spaces that can be customised according to its needs by offering large areas per floor, including a terrace and a rooftop. In addition, the asset is equipped with 4 lifts to ensure greater accessibility. AG8 provides 39 car parking spaces, offering convenient parking options for both employees and visitors.

Located in São Domingos de Benfica, AG8 occupies a strategic position and is easily accessible from various points in the city, whether by car or public transport. This Lisbon neighbourhood offers a wide range of amenities and local commerce, including restaurants, supermarkets, gyms and educational institutions.

José Baptista, Offices Consultant at Savills Portugal: “The AG8 office building is an excellent example of our commitment to integrating property solutions into the Savills portfolio that meet the most diverse client needs. This asset not only offers a modern and flexible workspace that responds to the current trend of ‘flight to quality’, but also enjoys a strategic location in Lisbon. We believe that AG8 is an excellent solution for companies looking for centrality and identity, with associated rental values that are not found in the prime segment.”