Specification
The material list is short
White render, rift-sawn oak, vein-cut travertine, Italian ware. One schedule, one interior, all eight houses.
- Envelope
- White hand-floated render on an insulated frame. Gable roof, standing seam.
- Windows
- Reynaers aluminium, thermally broken, with integrated zip screens.
- Floors
- Rift-sawn oak to the living levels. Vein-cut travertine to entrance, kitchen and bathrooms.
- Joinery
- Oak veneer to full ceiling height. Bronze-toned handles and rails.
- Kitchens
- Travertine island and worktops. Integrated appliances, extraction to the ridge.
- Sanitary ware
- Catalano, Italy. Brassware by Nobili, Italy.
- Interior design
- One scheme, curated by Lithuanian designers, repeated in all eight houses.
- Ceilings
- High throughout. Open to the gable on the first floor.
Energy and systems
A+, and pre-wired for solar
Energy certificateA+
Cooling and heatingAir-to-air, zoned by floor
SolarPhotovoltaic array with battery storage — optional, pre-wired
VentilationMechanical, with heat recovery
Solar controlZip screens to every west-facing opening
WaterIrrigation to the common gardens from the site borehole
OptionalA photovoltaic array with battery storage can be installed before handover. Conduit and inverter position are already provided.
Nothing was chosen to be noticed. The house is a frame for the light, not for the finish.
Now
Reservations and enquiries accepted. Two houses sold, one reserved.
Winter 2026
Structure and envelope complete. Render applied.
Spring 2027
Joinery, travertine and sanitary ware installed. Gardens planted.
Q3 2027
Completion and handover. Houses delivered fully fitted.
For buyers abroad
Purchasing from outside Portugal
Six questions asked on almost every viewing.
The team
- Architecture
- Gable-roofed, white-rendered, three levels — a single row along the ridge
- Interiors
- Lithuanian design studio — one scheme, all eight houses
- Glazing
- Reynaers Aluminium
- Sanitary ware
- Catalano · Nobili, Italy
- Setting
- Marinha Guincho, Malveira da Serra, Cascais
Can a foreign buyer purchase in their own name?
Yes. Any non-resident may buy freehold property in Portugal in their own name or through a company. A Portuguese tax number — número de identificação fiscal — is required before signing, and takes a few days to obtain through a representative.
What does a reservation involve?
A signed reservation form and a deposit hold the house and its price for thirty days. The promissory contract follows, usually with ten to twenty per cent of the price. The balance is paid at the deed, after completion in the third quarter of 2027.
What is included in the price?
The house is delivered fully fitted: kitchen, joinery, sanitary ware, brassware, flooring and the interior scheme. Two underground parking spaces are included. Furniture is quoted separately.
What are the running costs?
Municipal property tax — IMI — plus the estate charge covering the pool, tennis courts, gardens, gate and security. The charge is set annually by the owners of the eight houses.
Is a mortgage available to non-residents?
Portuguese banks lend to non-residents, generally to sixty or seventy per cent of the purchase price. Introductions can be arranged.
Can the interior be changed?
The eight houses are delivered to one specification, and it is the specification shown here. Structural changes are not possible; the houses share one frame and one roof line.