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Villa Teresa VILLA TERESA PORTUGAL | COMPORTA & CASCAIS 5 Bedrooms 10 Guests POA Family villa Near golf courses Near shops/restaurants Near the airport Near the beach With seaviews With WIFI "Nestled at the heart of Sintra and Cascais Natural Parque, on the stretch of coast north of Lisbon, Villa Teresa is a modern family villa for 10 with vintage interios, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, cinema room and a large garden with dramatic views over the Sintra mountain range, Cabo da Roca and the Atlantic Ocean". Villa Teresa is ideal for family holidays close to several beaches equipped for water sports, to a range of golf courses, the delightful village of Almocagene and the towns of Sintra, Cascais and Estoril. The accommodation comprises 5 bedrooms offering a cosy and relaxing atmosphere for all year round rentals. Built in 1995 the villa boasts has mahogany floors and ceilings, polished cement walls, panoramic windows and wooden shutters, whilst at the same offering a cosy and relaxing atmosphere for year round rentals. There is large cinema room with projector available for guests to use, this room opens onto the pool terrace and garden to one side and to the other side, onto to the indoor plunge pool with swim jets. ACCOMMODATION Ground floor: Entrance hall. Guest WC. Spacious open plan living & dining room (separated by sliding doors, if required). Winter garden room, French door to outdoor dining/ breakfast terrace, built-in barbeque & fire pit.Kitchen has a separate service access from front of the house or the garage, separate pantry & laundry areas. Master double bedroom suite (1.60m bed), office, bathroom (bath with shower), separate WC, enjoying sea views. Double bedroom suite (1.40m bed), shower room, garden views. Lower ground floor: Indoor 4.20m x 2.70m plunge pool (depth: 1.80m; swim jets), wall mounted gym bar. Spacious cinema room (No TV but a wall projector is provided (guests must bring own computer and downloaded films). Double bedroom (1.40m), en-suite shower room. Two twin bedrooms (2 x 0.90m beds). Bathroom (bath with shower) shared between the 2 bedrooms on this floor. Grounds: The property is set amongst 2,500 m2 metres of mature, all-fenced-in organic lawn garden bordered by colourful shrubs, just below the Sintra mountain range with its cooler microclimate. Outdoor 9m x 3m swimming pool (depth: 0.60m - 2.20m; Roman steps), poolside shower, sunbathing area. Outdoor dining terrace, built-in BBQ, fire pit. Private parking for 2 cars outside the property. LOCAL AREA The charming villages of Almoçageme and Colares nestled between the Sintra Mountains and the coast, offer a range of artisan’s shops, fresh vegetable stalls and restaurants to choose from; whilst Sintra’s verdant and lush scenery is dotted with romantic palaces here and there, some open to the public.This is also a vine-growing region; so make sure to try some of the local wine labels. Family beaches nearby include Praia Grande and Praia das Maças and these also feature a selection of seafood restaurants. One of the best, “Piscinas”, is located at the village of Azenhas do Mar sitting on a dramatic cliff head position and it’s a not-to-be-missed experience. For more active guests there are numerous golf courses nearby (Penha Longa, Estoril and Oitavos to name just a few) as well as tennis and riding facilities nearby. Windsurfers and kite surfers will be enticed by the world-famous Guincho beach hotspot just a few minutes drive south from the villa and surfers by Ericeira beach, a little further north. Other attractions in the area include the Casino do Estoril that inspired Ian Fleming to write the first of his 007 books and a world-class Marina at Cascais. DISTANCES Almoçageme: 4.5 km.Colares:7.5 km. Sintra Historic Centre: 15.5 km. Praia Grande beach: 8 km. Praia das Maças beach: 9 km. Guincho beach: 10 km. Ericeira: 33.5 km. Penha Longa golf: 11 km. Estoril golf: 13 km. Oitavos golf: 15.5 km. Estoril & Casino: 16.5 km. Cascais & Marina: 15 km. Lisbon City Centre & Airport: 43.5 km..
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