Just an hour from Lisbon, in the Bom Sucesso Resort, you'll find this spacious and very bright villa whose architecture is designed by the prestigious architect Souto Moura, winner of the Pritzker Prize in 2011 and the Golden Lion at the Venice Biennale in 2018, among others, and who has designed many highly visible projects.
Set in a plot of 1191 square metres, the whole house stands out not only for its generous areas but also for the predominant light in every room.
With the social area perfectly divided from the intimate area of the house, all the rooms have as their natural extension ample outdoor spaces where greenery is predominant.
As you enter the house, on the right-hand side you have access to a large living room privileged by large sliding windows that give the room not only a unique luminosity but also a perfect connection to the outside, allowing for excellent outdoor moments.
The living room connects to the dining room in a very natural way, the latter being a natural extension of the living area, despite being in different environments.
To the left of the house is the intimate part with 4 bedrooms (one of which is en suite) where the large areas and storage are differentiating factors.
Also making this villa unique is the large swimming pool located at the top of the house, surrounded by a wide lawn and with stunning views all around.
Offering a wide range of services and leisure facilities such as golf, a gym, a tennis and paddle tennis club, as well as co-working spaces, the Bom Sucesso Resort is also responsible for managing all sporting events, providing all the necessary equipment for practising and travelling, particularly golf.
A rare opportunity to find, just an hour from Lisbon, all the tranquillity of the countryside and the proximity of the beach in perfect harmony between indoor and outdoor spaces that invite you to memorable moments with family and friends.
Also noteworthy for equestrian lovers is the proximity (opposite) of the Quintas de Obidos equestrian centre.
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