Speak to an adviser
Property reference AALB5625
Cascais, Cascais Municipality, Portugal
Murches Villa
Property reference AALB5625
€2,150,000
- 4 bedrooms
- 5 bathrooms
- 363 sq m · €5,923/sq m
Nestled within an exclusive gated community of just five homes, this beautifully designed 363 sqm villa is located in the peaceful neighbourhood of Murches, Cascais. Offering contemporary lines with Mediterranean influences, this property is ideal for those seeking a tranquil family home. Complete with private gardens and access to a shared swimming pool, this villa offers comfort and modern conveniences in one of the most serene areas of Cascais.
This thoughtfully designed villa features two bedrooms and two suites, making it ideal for family living. The ground floor includes a spacious living and dining area of 50.5 sqm, opening onto a terrace and private garden, as well as a fully equipped kitchen with access to a barbecue terrace. A 16.8 sqm suite completes the ground floor, perfect for guests or family members.
Upstairs, the first floor hosts a 22.8 sqm suite with a balcony, alongside two additional bedrooms that share a bathroom. The villa also offers underfloor heating, home automation, and parking for five cars, including two in a garage.
- Close to Praia do Guincho and 25 minutes from Lisbon.
- Exclusive gated community with only five villas.
- High rental demand from local and international tenants.
- Modern features including home automation and private gardens.
- Cascais' market is growing, offering strong potential for appreciation.
"This villa offers the perfect blend of coastal living near the beach and the vibrant Cascais lifestyle, all while being just a short drive from the heart of Lisbon."
Features
- Floor: 0;1;-1
Investment potential
This villa offers a compelling investment opportunity, thanks to its desirable combination of privacy, contemporary design, and access to excellent amenities. With only five homes in the gated community, the property ensures exclusivity and is particularly attractive to families and those seeking a peaceful retreat close to both nature and urban conveniences.
Given the rising demand for well-designed homes near the coast, this property has strong potential for long-term appreciation. It is also well-suited for the rental market, appealing to both local and international tenants looking for a high-quality home with modern amenities and outdoor space, offering excellent potential for rental income.
About the location
Located in Cascais, this villa enjoys an excellent position just a 10-minute drive from the famous Praia do Guincho, known for its stunning coastline and world-class surfing. Cascais town centre, with its vibrant cafés, restaurants, and shops, is also nearby, offering the perfect balance between tranquillity and convenience.
With easy access to the A5 motorway, Lisbon city centre is just a 25-minute drive away, making this an ideal location for those who seek the serenity of coastal living without sacrificing proximity to the capital. Murches also provides a range of local amenities, including grocery stores, schools, and health centres, making it a perfect spot for families and nature lovers alike.
Local Insights
- 10-min drive from Praia do Guincho, ideal for beach lovers and surfers.
- Close to Cascais city centre with its shops, restaurants, and vibrant atmosphere.
- Close to the Sintra-Cascais Natural Park, perfect for outdoor activities.
- Easy access to Lisbon, just 25 minutes by car via the A5.
- Quiet and peaceful neighbourhood with nearby schools and essential amenities.
Explore similar properties
Buying guides
Capifornia: how Costa da Caparica is rewriting its own story
How a communist-era beach town became one of Lisbon's most compelling addresses - and the market has not yet caught up with the story.
Capifornia: how Costa da Caparica is rewriting its own story
Lisbon is the best city in Europe for families. But why?
Serviced apartments: the key to unlocking short-term lets in Lisbon
Portugal Golden Visa 2026: The Ultimate Guide
Guide to renting out property in Lisbon
Capifornia: how Costa da Caparica is rewriting its own story
How a communist-era beach town became one of Lisbon's most compelling addresses - and the market has not yet caught up with the story.
View guide
Lisbon is the best city in Europe for families. But why?
More than a destination to spend a fortnight, Portugal is increasingly presenting itself as fantastic destination for international families looking to relocate - discover why.
View guide
Serviced apartments: the key to unlocking short-term lets in Lisbon
Lisbon is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe, yet tapping into its lucrative short-term rental market has become increasingly difficult for investors. So how can you have a secondary home in Lisbon and still benefit from the short-term rental yields? Enter serviced apartments: an alternative way for savvy investors to have their cake (or pastel de nata) and eat it too.
View guide
Portugal Golden Visa 2026: The Ultimate Guide
View guide
Guide to renting out property in Lisbon
Navigating the Lisbon rental market requires a strategic understanding of local licensing laws, tax implications, and neighbourhood-specific restrictions to maximiwe your investment’s potential.
View guideWhere does your million go furthest in the French Alps?
A million euros in the French Alps buys something rarer than a property. It buys a position in one of the few markets on the continent where the fundamentals are genuinely irreversible.
Where does your million go furthest in the French Alps?
Juan-les-Pins: the address that invented the Riviera summer
Why Espace Killy remains one of the strongest long-term Alpine investments
Val d’Isère - to know Its future is to understand its past
Guide to Buying Property in the French Alps
Where does your million go furthest in the French Alps?
A million euros in the French Alps buys something rarer than a property. It buys a position in one of the few markets on the continent where the fundamentals are genuinely irreversible.
View guide
Juan-les-Pins: the address that invented the Riviera summer
This exploration of Juan-les-Pins and Cap d'Antibes traces the transformation of the Côte d'Azur from a quiet winter retreat into the world's premier summer destination.
View guide
Why Espace Killy remains one of the strongest long-term Alpine investments
Charlie Williams, Alpine Specialist and Head of Partner Accounts at Athena Advisers, discusses what sets Espace Killy apart when it comes to Alpine property investment.
View guide
Val d’Isère - to know Its future is to understand its past
The following article explores the visionary history and sustainable future of Val d’Isère, tracing its journey from a remote alpine village to a world-class skiing destination.
View guide
Guide to Buying Property in the French Alps
The French Alps offer a compelling blend of world-class skiing, summer adventure, and robust investment potential for property buyers.
View guideBurak Öymen: Community Living in Turkey
Kaplankaya emerges as a sustainable coastal sanctuary on the Turkish Riviera, redefining luxury through a community-focused lifestyle that prioritizes timeless environmental values over traditional real estate metrics.
Burak Öymen: Community Living in Turkey
Kaplankaya emerges as a sustainable coastal sanctuary on the Turkish Riviera, redefining luxury through a community-focused lifestyle that prioritizes timeless environmental values over traditional real estate metrics.
View guide
