Elegant 2 Bedroom Apartment With Sea View

Discover this exclusive and elegant 2-bedroom apartment with excellent sun exposure, set within a prestigious Private Condominium in one of the most distinguished and highly valued areas along the Paço de Arcos coastline.

Ideal for those seeking quality of life, proximity to the sea, and excellent access to Lisbon and Cascais.

The apartment stands out for its outstanding natural light, functional layout, and peaceful atmosphere, providing comfort and well-being at every moment of the day.

It has two bedrooms, one measuring 21sqm and the other 15sqm, with built-in wardrobes and a private balcony of about 9sqm.

The spacious and bright 26sqm living room also has a balcony of about 4sqm, with views over the condominium pool and a side sea view.
It features a fully equipped 11.5sqm kitchen and a 3.5sqm balcony with sea view.

It also includes 2 bathrooms, both with whirlpool bathtubs, as well as a guest bathroom.

The entire apartment has central heating and central vacuum, with pre-installation for air conditioning.

It also offers a private garage box for 2 cars.

Located in a highly sought-after residential area, just minutes from the beaches along the Oeiras coast, the Marginal Avenue, and with quick access to the A5. Close to shops, services, schools, and public transport.
A perfect opportunity for owner-occupation.

Schedule your visit and discover a truly distinctive lifestyle.

Paço de Arcos or Paço d’Arcos is a locality in the civil 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 atmosphere of the locality’s picturesque streets has made them especially attractive for restaurants, hospitality and commerce. Established on 16 January 2013. Resulting from the extinction of the parish of the same name, the town of Paço de Arcos is nicknamed by its inhabitants as “the most charming town in Portugal”.
The toponymy derives from the Palácio dos Arcos, the town’s most important building, which the people called a “Paço” because King Manuel I, “the Fortunate”, and his daughter Maria are said to have stayed several times in this palace, to take part in hunts on the entailed estate and to witness the departure of caravels bound for India.