4 Bedroom Luxury Villa - Unique Composition of Life and Architecture
€2,500,000
5 Rooms
4 Bedrooms
4 Bathrooms
~457 m² Total surface
~287 m² Living area
~17 m² Terrace surface
Construction year 2025
Description
Inspired by the artistic compositions of Piet Mondrian, the Casas de Santo Amaro development offers a new way of living in Lisbon — where architecture, comfort, and art merge into an exclusive residential proposal. Located in Alcântara, next to the Tagus River, this residential complex consists of five V4 houses, with independent access, four floors, private gardens, and a garage for three vehicles.
Each home stands out for its attention to detail, the careful selection of noble materials such as lioz marble, high-resistance microcement, and bronze-colored lacquered frames, creating a timeless architectural identity. On floor -1, there is the garage, technical area, storage, and laundry, while on the ground floor, the social areas open to the outside through generous gardens overlooking the river. The upper floors house bright suites, workspaces, a balcony, a lounge, and a recessed terrace with a jacuzzi, providing an atmosphere of tranquility and sophistication.
With gross private areas ranging from 340 to 410 m², a private elevator, equipped kitchen, high-quality finishes, and integrated air conditioning, these houses offer a living experience that balances privacy, functionality, and elegance.
More than just a house, it is the choice of an unrepeatable composition, where comfort, well-being, and the relationship with the outdoors are perpetuated. Completion is scheduled for September 2025.
Perched on the banks of the Tagus, Alcântara is now a parish with a population of 13,911 people. A place with hills and valleys, which began to have urban occupation from the 18th century. Alcântara offers a neighborhood experience with safety, gardens, transport, commerce, and dining, schools, and various services, also hosting several tourist and historical points of interest, such as the Convento das Flamengas, the Alcântara Bridge, the Convento do Calvário, and the Chapel of Santo Amaro.