It’s all about greenery, wood and wicker at this boho-chic apartment in Porto. You’ve got 180-degree views of the red-roofed old city and towering modern districts from the rooftop terrace. Out here, there are lush pot plants, dining for the whole group and a plush little lounge area for sunset cocktails. There’s also a shared garden, planted with Brasilian fauna, for shaded walks and quiet moments in the sun. It’s got some serious eco credentials as well, insulated with ‘hempcrete’ (a natural alternative to concrete) inside. In the open-plan living room, you’ve got bonsai trees and ferns sitting against slate-grey sofas and a raw wood backdrop. For a loft apartment, the kitchen is particularly spacious, with a quartz-topped breakfast bar providing plenty of space for the chef of the group to spread out. Bedrooms are tucked away and adorned with macrame and wicker accents for that boho feel. You’re in the trendy Lapa neighbourhood of Porto, where local restaurants and brunch cafés cater to an eclectic crowd. It’s just a fifteen-minute walk to the central Praça da Liberdade, should you want to spend the day exploring Porto’s main sights. Home truths: *The mezzanine living space is accessed via a ladder *This historic building does not have a lift and the home is on the third floor so you'll have to climb a lot of stairs *There is space to park one car at the house *A cot, high chair, and other items can be provided by your host *In a loft space, the ceiling slopes in the bedroom *Guests here have access to a garden shared with other homes in the building *Expect to see some signs of general wear and tear here