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Property reference AAAO510-102
Comporta, Alcacer do Sal, Portugal
4 Bedroom New Build Villa
Part of 4-5 Bedrooms, New Build, Comporta
Property reference AAAO510-102
€5,600,000
- Villa
- 4 bedrooms
- 5 bathrooms
- 300 sq m · €18,667/sq m
Pinheirinho Comporta is a 400-hectare coastal retreat situated on the protected Alentejo coastline. Just minutes from the village of Melides, the retreat provides direct access to 65 km of pristine Atlantic beachfront and integrates high-end residential living with world-class hospitality. This year-round destination is framed by undulating dunes and a vast undeveloped pine forest, ensuring a secluded yet connected lifestyle for those seeking authenticity and natural beauty.
The development presents a dual acquisition strategy featuring serviced plots for bespoke construction and fully delivered turnkey signature villas. These turnkey residences offer typologies of four or more bedrooms with flexible layouts designed to integrate seamlessly with the landscape. Designed by a curated collective of esteemed architectural studios including Jacobsen Arquitetura and SCCS, the homes feature generous living spaces and optional basement areas. Residents enjoy a comprehensive suite of amenities, including an 18-hole Jorge Santana da Silva golf course, a luxury retail village, and exclusive access to Six Senses Comporta facilities.
- Secluded 400-hectare gated coastal retreat
- Direct access to 65 km of Atlantic beach
- Integrated 18-hole golf and luxury hospitality
- Strict architectural and environmental planning control
- Structurally limited future supply of coastal land
"Pinheirinho offers scale and environmental control that is rarely replicated on the Comporta coastline. The combination of direct beach access, a full 18-hole golf course and a curated hospitality offering positions it as one of the most structured resorts in the region."
Features
- Bunk Room: 1
- Floor: 0;1;-1
- Garage Qty: 1
- Kitchen Included
Investment potential
Investing in Pinheirinho offers a strategic opportunity within a supply-constrained micro-market where coastal land is increasingly scarce. The project’s inclusion of internationally recognised hotel brands and high-spec infrastructure underpins long-term capital appreciation and price resilience. The retreat’s controlled architectural framework and direct beach access position it as a premier asset. The growing international profile of Melides as a design-led destination further ensures strong demand from HNW investors seeking secure, structured resort environments.
About the location
Positioned ten minutes from Melides and twenty minutes from Comporta village, Pinheirinho occupies a coveted stretch of the Portuguese coastline. The area is defined by its iconic orange cliffs, rice fields, and traditional forestry, benefitting from planning regulations that prevent overdevelopment. Excellent connectivity links the retreat to Lisbon International Airport in approximately 1 hour 20 minutes, while private aviation options are available via Beja Airport. This unique landscape offers an oceanic mode of life where the tranquility of the Atlantic meets the sophisticated charm of local Alentejo culture.
Local Insights
- Just 10 and 20 minutes from the villages of Melides and Comporta
- Approximately 1 hour 20 minutes by car to Lisbon International Airport
- International design-led hotel brands are placing the area firmly on the global stage
- From authentic village restaurants to refined Atlantic beach clubs
- Natural landscapes ideal for riding, cycling and surfing
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