Luxury Home With Pool And Exceptional River And Sea View In Oeiras

Luxury residence with modern architecture, offering an exceptional panoramic view of the River and Sea in Oeiras.
A 3-story house with 522sqm of construction area, featuring a 12-meter heated saltwater pool with a waterfall.
Kitchen, living room floors, walls, and countertops in Extremoz marble, as well as the areas surrounding the garden.
Top-of-the-line Miele appliances, including 3 induction hobs and 2 wine coolers, one with a capacity for 180 bottles and another for 32 bottles.
The floor where the living room and kitchen are located has a ceiling height of 3.20m.
Two Bioethanol fireplaces, one of which can be used indoors or outdoors.
Underfloor heating (Uponor/Daikin).
Philips lighting, Foscarini lamps, and crystal switches.
Bedroom and other room floors in solid American Walnut wood, a rare and exclusive wood.
Three suites with generously sized walk-in closets by Poliform.
Master suite bathroom with panoramic view, whirlpool bath, and steam bath with chromotherapy.
Three electric skylights with Velux triple glazing.
Large cinema room, fully soundproofed and lined with Japanese straw.
Gym, wine cellar, laundry room, 5 storage spaces, and garage for 4 cars.
Electric blinds by the Swiss brand Griesser.
A/C throughout the residence, heat pump, solar panels for water heating, and photovoltaic panels.
Electric gates equipped with Hormann motors.
High-security exterior doors (Portrisa) and a complete alarm system by Securitas Direct, including image capture sensors.
Barbecue and wood oven outside the residence.
The exterior walls feature white ticiano marble and black slate stone, both with a laminated finish.
Top-of-the-line interior and exterior electric awnings by Markilux.
Corten steel exterior gates.

Paço de Arcos or Paço d’Arcos is a locality of the parish of Oeiras and São Julião da Barra, Paço de Arcos and Caxias, in the municipality of Oeiras. On the Lisbon Coast, next to the more Atlantic beaches of the Tagus Estuary, the pleasant riverside environment of the town’s picturesque streets has made them particularly attractive for the restaurant, hotel, and retail industries. Created on January 16, 2013. Resulting from the extinction of the parish with the same name, the town of Paço de Arcos is called by its inhabitants as ”the most charming town in Portugal”.
The toponymy derives from the Palácio dos Arcos, the most important building in the town, which the people called ”Paço” because King Manuel I, the Fortunate, and his daughter Maria are said to have stayed several times in this palace, to participate in hunts on the estate and to watch the departure of the caravels heading to India.

BBQ Area, Ceiling cooling, Open view, Water view, Beach front view, Yes, heated, outdoor, Private