Cascais Villa

Cascais

Historically, Cascais was a minor fishing village, until King Luís I (1838 - 1889) choose it as his royal summer retreat.

Trailing the Portuguese nobility were the high society of Portugal, who in turn constructed lavish villas, ornate mansions and exquisite gardens.

Today, Cascais is an elegant fusion of decorative 19th-century architecture, traditional Portuguese charm and outstanding tourist facilities, which together creates a magnificent holiday destination or a quiet and wonderful place to live.

 

Distance from Lisbon to Cascais is 25 kilometers (16 miles).

 

 

A condominium can be built - good for investors

 

 

Characteristics

Lake and swimming pool - the house is over them

4 floors

3 gardens levels

3 entrance gates

2 independent annexes with own accesses

Engine room and storage area

Gardens shower and toilet

One floor could be an independent apartment

All bathrooms have windows

 

Construction Materials

Living Rooms and staircases with marble floors, walls with panels and crafted ceilings

Fireplaces in marble

Floors rooms and other stairs in exotic wood

Bathrooms signed by Versace or in marble

Library and a Living Room with tile floor

 

Main house Rooms and social areas in the house – 30 total
Floor 4 Hall Library and office Two rooms or offices One toilet Floor 3 Main entrance Large hall Master suite (bedroom / dressing room / closet / large bathroom) Large suite (bedroom / living room / closet / bathroom). All the rooms have access to a very large balcony and terrace Floor 2 Social area: Wide Hall Three main living rooms (2 main lounges and 1 dining room) One social toilet All Living Rooms have one panoramic window All Living Rooms with access to the garden Service area and staff rooms: Hall Kitchen Several storages room Sunroom Laundry Two staff rooms One bathroom Hall Garage (2 cars) Floor 1 Large Living Room Two suites with wardrobes (one of the suites with large bathroom) One kitchen Door to the street, served by independent stairs and gate