Iconic 5 Bed Villa | Cascais Center

Located in the charming historic center of Cascais, just moments from the sea, Casa de Santa Maria is a rare and remarkable property that combines architectural heritage with modern comfort. Originally built in 1916 by architect Guilherme Gomes, the residence stands as a beautiful example of Cascais’ early seaside architecture and has been officially classified as a Property of Municipal Interest. Set within a walled private garden, the house offers exceptional privacy while being surrounded by the vibrant life of Cascais’ historic streets. Its distinctive architecture features traditional Portuguese elements, including decorative azulejos, elegant rooflines and a charming tower that gives the property its unique character. The house underwent a careful restoration between 2011 and 2013, preserving its historic identity while introducing modern infrastructure and comfort. Inside, the home reveals beautiful original details such as coffered wooden ceilings, handcrafted wooden floors, solid wood doors and traditional hydraulic tiles. The spacious living areas include a welcoming living room, a dining room and a fully equipped kitchen with breakfast area and pantry. The ground floor also offers several bedrooms, bathrooms, a study or additional bedroom and a charming private chapel, a rare and unique feature. An annex with an additional room and bathroom provides flexibility for guests or staff. Upstairs, additional bedrooms and bathrooms create a more private area within the house, while the tower adds to the property's architectural charm. The exterior spaces include a welcoming entrance patio, a north courtyard and a landscaped garden with fountain, creating a peaceful oasis in the center of Cascais. Set on a 458 m² plot, the property offers generous indoor and outdoor living spaces in one of the most sought-after locations on the Cascais coast. The house also counts with a private parking space in the garage located just next to the building. Casa de Santa Maria is not simply a home, it is a unique piece of Cascais’ architectural and cultural heritage.