Lisbon, Portugal
3-5 Bedrooms, New Build, Campo de Ourique
Secret Garden Villas - AALB163
€3,870,000 - €4,492,000
- 3 villas
- 4 - 5
- 4
- 391 - 456 sq m · €9,814 - €9,898/sq m
- Completed Q2 2026
Welcome to Secret Garden Villas, an exclusive collection of 11 luxurious private villas in the heart of Campo de Ourique. These homes offer spacious living with 3-6 bedrooms, private pools, expansive terraces, and beautifully landscaped gardens. Designed to offer tranquillity and privacy, each villa is a haven of light and modern elegance, thoughtfully integrated into the vibrant surroundings of one of Lisbon’s most sought-after neighbourhoods.
Secret Garden Villas presents a unique blend of contemporary architecture and natural elements. With expansive floor-to-ceiling glass walls, each villa is designed to foster a sense of openness, drawing in the light and connecting the indoor spaces with private gardens and patios. The villas feature ample living spaces, private pools, underground parking, and a dedicated elevator for easy access to all levels. With just 11 residences, this is an exclusive community designed for comfort and privacy.
- Exclusive, limited collection of only 11 private villas.
- Prime location in the highly sought-after Campo de Ourique.
- High potential for long-term capital appreciation.
- Fully equipped with private pools, gardens, and underground parking.
- Strong demand for luxury properties in Lisbon’s central neighbourhoods.
"Secret Garden Villas offers an ideal setting for those looking to relocate to Lisbon. With spacious, private homes, a vibrant neighbourhood, and close proximity to top schools, shops, and parks, it provides the perfect balance of comfort, convenience, and luxury living in one of the city’s most sought-after areas."
Investment potential
Campo de Ourique is renowned for its family-friendly environment and vibrant community, making Secret Garden Villas an ideal investment. With its central location and increasing demand for high-end properties, the value of these villas is set to appreciate. Whether you seek a serene retreat or a thriving property asset, these villas offer both a luxurious living experience and long-term value in Lisbon’s evolving real estate market.
About the location
Nestled in the charming Campo de Ourique, these villas enjoy a prime location within a short walk to local amenities, schools, and cultural hotspots. Within minutes, you can reach the iconic Jardim da Parada, Amoreiras Shopping, and renowned international schools, including Red Bridge and Charles Lepierre French School. The upcoming metro station further enhances the area’s connectivity, placing you just 10 minutes from the lively city centre and beautiful nearby parks like Jardim da Estrela.
Local insights
- Family-friendly area with renowned international schools nearby.
- Walking distance to Amoreiras Shopping Centre and local markets.
- Close to Jardim da Parada and Jardim da Estrela parks.
- Excellent connectivity with the upcoming metro station.
- Vibrant local culture with cafés, restaurants, and cultural landmarks.
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