Contemporary architecture, with the signature of the Architect João Luís Carrilho da Graça, inserted in one of the most exclusive condominiums in the country, the Bom Sucesso Resort.
Natural light invades the public spaces of the house through wide openings facing the garden, swimming pool and golf course. Also in the private areas, bedrooms, there are openings that frame the nature outside.
Spread over two floors, with a generous covered area of more than 265m², the house is designed to offer a unique residential experience where nature and inhabited space merge.
Being a house with an L-shaped plan, the social area extends through an extensive corridor, passing through the living room, followed by the dining room and finally the kitchen.
The private area extends on the other longitudinal arm where there is an office, two suites and the master suite, all of them with built-in wardrobes and air conditioning.
This residence goes beyond the ordinary, embracing a contemporary lifestyle while maintaining a harmonious balance between architecture and nature. With clever use of space, panoramic views and luxurious features, this property exemplifies the epitome of exquisite living.
Embrace a lifestyle where luxury, comfort, and elegance converge seamlessly in this architectural masterpiece.
Equipped with:
Electric curtains, fully equipped kitchen with pantry, laundry, living and dining room in harmony with the fireplace that integrates into the space.
Outside we can find a lounge area, with barbecue space and a large private garden with swimming pool.
Designed and developed by several architects to create a concept of excellence of contemporary architecture integrated into the natural landscape, offering unique views over the Lagoa de Mortes and the Atlantic Ocean. The Guardian Bom Sucesso Golf, designed by the renowned architect Donald Steel, extends along the Bom Sucesso Resort, between the shores of the Óbidos Lagoon.
Close to the Medieval Village of Óbidos, within walking distance of the Capital and 20 minutes from Caldas da Rainha.