New Three Bedroom Villa With Traditional Architecture And Pool | Comporta

In the centre of Comporta village, this newly built three-bedroom house takes up the region’s traditional architecture and pairs it with the comfort of a contemporary home. It offers 156 m2 of gross private area over two floors, on a 173 m2 plot with a private pool, with east, south and west sun exposure.

The ground floor is given over to shared living. The 26 m2 living room flows into the 11 m2 dining area and on to the 10.5 m2 kitchen, in an open-plan space with a wood-burning stove insert and direct access to the outside. The kitchen has a central island, a white microcement worktop, off-white glazed ceramic tiling and Miele appliances. This floor also holds the laundry room and a guest bathroom.

Upstairs, all three bedrooms are suites, measuring 15.5 m2, 11.2 m2 and 11 m2, each with a private bathroom and access to a balcony with a white-painted iron balustrade. The bathrooms have wall-hung Duravit sanitaryware, built-in Roca basins and Fantini mixers in a matt gunmetal finish.

The interiors combine natural materials with craftsmanship. The ground floor is finished in sand-coloured microcement and the upper floor in natural solid hardwood, while the ceilings, worked in bamboo cane, pine boarding and exposed beams, were designed room by room. The interior doors are in white-lacquered pine, and the built-in wardrobes have rattan and raffia panels with LED lighting inside. The Navarra windows, in white thermal-break aluminium with double glazing, have interior wooden shutters and mosquito screens.

Every room has Daikin air conditioning, and a Daikin heat pump supplies the hot water. The electrical fittings are Berker, from the 1930 range, and each room has TV, internet and telephone sockets.

Outside, the private pool is surrounded by treated pine decking, with two pergolas, one sheltering an outdoor dining area and the other in front of the living room, and a tree-lined garden along the edge of the plot. A service area with a clothes-drying space keeps the rest of the outdoor space free for long lunches and Comporta’s late afternoons.

Being in the centre of the village means almost everything can be done on foot, from restaurants and cafés to shops and services. Comporta beach is around 1.5 km away, and the beaches of Carvalhal and Tróia are a short drive away. Alcácer do Sal is around 20 minutes away and Lisbon around an hour along the A2.

A new home with the traditional character of Comporta, within walking distance of the village and minutes from the beach.