1872 River House
Eight rooms in a riverside house on Rua do Infante D. Henrique, sixty metres from São Francisco.
Granite, port lodges, and a river that turns gold in the evening. Porto’s boutique scene has grown up fast — design-led townhouses in Cedofeita and Bonfim, quiet luxury across the water in Gaia, and Matosinhos for seafood and surf at the city’s edge.
Eight rooms in a riverside house on Rua do Infante D. Henrique, sixty metres from São Francisco.
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