Lisbon, Cascais, Portugal

With its contemporary architecture and distinctive character, this villa in Carcavelos stands out for its combination of natural materials, abundant daylight and seamless connection between indoor and outdoor spaces, while ensuring privacy.

Set on a 297 sqm plot, with a gross construction area of 304 sqm and south-facing orientation, the property extends over three levels, connected through subtle changes in height and architectural details that create a sense of flow. Expansive glass surfaces, wood, natural stone and concrete come together in a carefully balanced architectural design.

On the ground floor, finished in Lioz limestone, the living room, dining area and fully equipped kitchen form an open-plan space with direct access to the outdoors. A discreetly integrated guest bathroom completes this level.

The first floor offers three bedrooms with balconies, including a suite with a walk-in wardrobe, and a full bathroom serving the other two bedrooms.

The surprisingly bright lower ground floor features a spacious living area opening onto the garden, a bedroom with access to a more secluded landscaped patio, a full bathroom, laundry room and storage space.

The outdoor areas have been designed as an extension of the home, with spaces for relaxation and alfresco dining, alongside a heated saltwater swimming pool with a cover. The entrance provides parking for two vehicles, each with an independent electric gate.

For year-round comfort, the property features underfloor heating, mechanical ventilation, central vacuum cleaning, double glazing, solar panels, a Daikin heat pump, an alarm system and a private borehole for garden irrigation.

Located in a residential area of Carcavelos, the villa enjoys proximity to the beaches, train station and Nova School of Business and Economics (Nova SBE), as well as convenient access to the A5 motorway and Lisbon.

A home where architecture takes centre stage, combining privacy, comfort and a thoughtfully designed relationship with