T3 sunny apartment near Carcavelos

Carcavelos lends its name to an old and renowned fortified wine, Carcavelos Wine, whose demarcated region is the smallest in Portugal and one of the oldest in the world, alongside the Douro.

Carcavelos enjoys a highly privileged location. In terms of transport links, it has excellent connections to both Lisbon and Sintra and Cascais. Access to the country’s main road and railway networks is therefore simple, fast and convenient. Another important distinguishing factor is its proximity to Lisbon International Airport. The Cascais railway line provides quick and convenient access to Lisbon for those who choose not to travel by private car or, for example, for young students.

It also has a privileged geographical location. At the transition between the Tagus River and the Atlantic Ocean, it faces south and is protected from strong swells and cool northerly winds. This area has mild winters, with an impressive average of around 260 days of sunshine per year. It is one of the most frequented places along the entire Cascais Coast, particularly because of its beach, one of the largest in the area, sought out by surfers and holidaymakers throughout much of the year.

It is part of the municipality of Cascais, known for its educational policies and extensive public-school network, complemented by several outstanding and exclusive private schools. Its proximity to the university hubs of Oeiras and Lisbon, both renowned for their value and quality, is also noteworthy. Carcavelos is therefore an ideal place for those who enjoy the tranquillity of a medium-sized town without giving up the bustle of the big city.