Lisbon Beach & Garden House

Caxias, Portugal
7 guests
3 bedrooms
2 bathrooms

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Stylishly Comfortable: A property designed with great style and with amenities that offer a relaxed stay.

Beach house: A house on or near a beach

Urban: Cosmopolitan, big city locations

In the Heart of Lisbon

A pretty, grassy garden plump with hydrangeas and magnolia, lemon trees and a vegetable plot insulate this classic, red-tile-roofed neighborhood home and swimming pool, only a two minute-stroll from the beach.

In the Heart of Lisbon

Family friendly and uniquely homey, everything about this coastal house signals easy living near the waterfront. A pretty, grassy garden plump with hydrangeas and magnolia, lemon trees and a vegetable plot insulate the classic, red-tile-roofed neighborhood home and swimming pool, only a two minute-stroll from the beach.

In a neatly manicured neighborhood only minutes from the heart of Lisbon, this fresh, happy, three-bedroom home for up to seven offers a calm, unexaggerated coastal style that’s spacious, pretty and absolutely alfresco. The outdoor space rivals the home’s cheery interior as an easygoing location with a decidedly personal ambiance. The décor finds designer pieces and vintage treasures combined with comfortable modern furnishings, bright art works and wall colors in a saturated coastal palette. Wood floors and white walls gleam within, and the generous blue pool shines outside. Picture windows overlook the flowering garden, with upstairs openings framing the Atlantic just beyond the neighboring treetops.

AROUND

Just around the corner from Lisbon’s city center, the home is near the spot where the Tejo River empties into the sea. The nearest beach is reachable in a quick two minutes on foot, and the home offers easy access to a coastal pathway for jogging, cycling and walking along a well marked coastal path to Cascais. Fish lovers should take the coastal road to the Associação Paço de Arcos for authentic waterfront restaurants and sunset taverns and cafes. Also nearby is the Jardim Real de Caxias, considered one of Portugal’s standout gardens for its architecture, water features and landscaping. Paço de Arcos is named for the 15th-century arched palace built overlooking the Tagus River that now operates as a hotel. The palace’s gardens once greeted royalty and are open to the public today—filled with footpaths, large scale sculptures and stone benches along the waterfront. Beaches connect along the coastline in both directions, some with small harbors bobbing with colorful fishing boats. The Lisbon skyline is visible in the distance, with its bridges, terracotta tiled rooftops and seven silhouetted hills. The Portuguese capital city’s multitude charms are only a quick, 10- to 20-minute drive away.

LOCATION

Lisbon, Portugal. Nearest airport: Lisbon (19km)

BEST TIME TO VISIT: March to October