63 m² · 1 bedroom · sleeps 2
1 king bed · Street level, own entrance from Rua Dona Isabel (about 5–6 steps)

A spacious one-bedroom apartment with 16th-century vaulted ceilings and its own entrance from the street, Rua Dona Isabel. It occupies what was presumably part of the old Casa do Morgado do Esporão, later used as a cellar and storeroom.

It is named after Álvaro Mendes de Vasconcelos, 4th "Morgado do Esporão", who gave the house its name. He was Portugal's ambassador to the court of Carlos V for twelve years, and in 1536 was sent to Rome on behalf of King João III.