Estoril, Cascais Municipality, Portugal
4 Bedroom Existing Penthouse
Vila Unika - AALB6398
€7,935,000
- Penthouse
- 4 bedrooms
- 5 bathrooms
- 315 sq m · €25,190/sq m
Tucked into Monte Estoril’s most desirable stretch of coastline, just steps from the beach, this four-bedroom penthouse is a rare opportunity to acquire a spacious and design-forward residence in one of Greater Lisbon’s most refined postcodes. Offering panoramic ocean views, expansive terraces and the full suite of luxury amenities, this is where architectural finesse meets barefoot living – in a setting that feels worlds away yet is less than 30 minutes from the Lisbon centre.
Positioned on the top floor of Villa Unika, a boutique development by acclaimed architect Frederico Valsassina, this residence spans 475 sqm in total – 315 sqm of sleek interior space and 160 sqm of sun-soaked terraces. The layout includes four en-suite bedrooms, a private home office and an 80 sqm open-plan living space that connects seamlessly to the outdoors. Premium materials, acoustic insulation and bespoke joinery heighten the sense of sophistication throughout, while six underground parking spaces and two storage rooms ensure day-to-day convenience.
- A true beachfront address in a protected enclave
- High liquidity driven by local and international demand
- Strong value retention due to scarcity of luxury stock
- Premium design and wellness-focused amenities
- Easy access to Lisbon and major international schools
“For clients in search of understated elegance by the sea, this residence delivers – light, calm and walkability in a setting that’s both refined and emotionally resonant.”
Features
- 160 m² balcony
- Bunk room
- Kitchen included
- South facing
Investment potential
Opportunities of this calibre in Monte Estoril are few and far between. The location’s protected status, coupled with the enduring appeal of coastal-luxury living and limited supply, point to strong value retention over time. Properties with this blend of privacy, beachfront access and full-service facilities are typically insulated from wider market shifts, attracting long-term lifestyle buyers and international investors alike.
About the location
Monte Estoril is where Lisbon’s coast reveals its most elegant character. Historically a haven for diplomats and aristocrats, today it balances tranquillity with proximity – a seaside village atmosphere with the convenience of being 30 minutes from Lisbon and five from Cascais. This penthouse sits just metres from the sea, with the promenade, international schools, boutique hotels and restaurants all within walking distance. The area remains tightly held, with few new-build offerings – making opportunities like this especially rare.
Local insights
- Monte Estoril is quietly becoming Lisbon’s luxury coastal alternative
- Promenade culture blends leisure with lifestyle – cafés, surf and sunsets
- Cascais-Estoril regeneration will uplift value across the board
- Wellness and gastronomy drive year-round appeal beyond summer months
- Home to a strong community of affluent expats and Lisbon professionals
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