Just returned from a lovely break in Lisbon. Tania's apartment is a bright and airy place, which provided everything we needed. Like much of Lisbon, it's up a hill, so get your fitness up. We do a lot of walking and it helped us no doubt. Either that or get an uber - very handy, as is the nearest tram and metro stop. You can also walk 10-15 mins and be in the centre as well. We think the area is undergoing gentrication. Again, like other parts of Lisbon and there was building work going on during the day. It was noisy at night, mainly due to a music event in the square below. Not a problem for us, just a lively atmosphere.