THE PROPERTY
On the breathtaking Costa Do Estoril coast, the town lies at the heart of the Portuguese Riviera, where exiled kings are known to have flocked to in the twentieth-century. Amazing restaurants, abundant coastline and a seductive charm, permeate this area. The house itself is made up of three uber comfortable suites, as well as an overflow annex with three further suites and a mezzanine.
The bedrooms have crisp white linens and pine detailing to make for the ultimate holiday feel. Amber lighting features throughout, to add to the cosy vibe. The bathrooms are modern and stylish, with power showers throughout. A comfortable sitting room features bright pops of colour and long sofas. There is also an indoor bar area. A large dining area, complete with chandelier, has space for the whole party. The kitchen is done up with all the most state-of-the-art amenities. The house oozes contemporary style, with modern artwork and impressive furnishings throughout.
A huge outdoor covered terrace has seating for the entire party, with both a large dining table and an outdoor sofa area. There is also an outdoor kitchen with pretty tiling detail, meaning you will never have to venture far. There is also an outdoor bar that has a window into the main house, perfect for breakfast smoothies or evening cocktails. Perhaps, the best feature of the entire property however, is the swimming pool; long and aquamarine, the inviting pool is surrounded by wooden decking. Sun beds and a small outdoor eating table are positioned on the decking for maximum sun exposure. The entire property is surrounded by subtle shrubbery and delicate trees, meaning you have utter privacy whilst still being in the heart of Estoril. Overall, a stay here will be truly unforgettable; why not enjoy one of Portugal’s coolest town in one of the town’s coolest properties.
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