This airy, spacious, uniquely designed villa is filled with an abundance of natural light from its large windows, high ceilings and bright entrances – and is ready to be your new home in Azeitao. Located just 40 minutes from Lisbon, 20 minutes from Setúbal and 8 minutes from the renowned Bacalhôa and José Maria da Fonseca wineries, the 401 m2 plot combines two private outdoor areas for your enjoyment and comfort, complemented by the functional and contemporary interior layout.
The well-planned social area (61 m2) seamlessly ties the interior and exterior together through large, floor-to-ceiling sliding window-doors, connecting the dining and kitchen spaces to the pool area. Open one of the sliding windows, step out to your pool and take in the wonderful climate. The layout has been designed so that you find the living experience inspiring, encouraging you to effortlessly circulate from pool deck to living room to kitchen, equally enjoying both the inside and outside of your home.
Constructed in 2019, this contemporary home has just benefitted from a substantial upgrade (completed October 2024) that includes new bathroom wall and floor surfaces, backlit vanity mirrors, showers, faucets in all bathrooms; a new kitchen counter-top with new cabinets and new Kohler faucet, USB outlets, new remote control blackout shades in all bedrooms, and the entire interior of the house has been freshly painted.
The focal point of the 14 m2 kitchen is the central chef’s island with breakfast bar and is equipped with high-end appliances. It then flows to the elegant dining area and the 47 m2 living room.
On the first floor we find a bedroom/office with direct pool access and a separate guest bathroom. The premium German flooring and high-standard finishes will impress every guest entering the home, while the A grade energy certificate will remind you that your home is energy efficient. With a high ceiling in the living room, the house has a sense of space while retaining a comfortable, cozy atmosphere due to the wood details. With air conditioning, laminated shutters, and blackout shades, the house exudes a comfortable and relaxing environment.
Each bedroom - 13,75 m2, 19 m2 and 15,30 m2, includes a private balcony, closet space, and en-suite bathrooms filled with natural light provided by ceiling skylight windows. The master suite features a spacious 24 m2 bedroom, an expansive walk-in closet, a bathroom with dual basins, high-end Roca remote controlled “Japanese” style bidet toilet and is also bathed in natural light from the ceiling skylight.
The ground floor divides 121 m2 into a laundry area, storage and garage. The high-grade, finished garage is ideal for the auto enthusiast: the floor is finished in laminated tiles and is easy to clean, providing a polished look to the space; a perfect place to pamper your cars and work on your bicycles or whatever toys you prefer. There is ample storage to hide clutter so you can maintain a tidy space while keeping your tools and equipment well organized. The laundry room is an airy workspace to manage the family’s clothing and also provides a huge amount of back-up storage for additional items you may wish to keep organized.
This house has everything; lots of space and light, an inspiring modern design, plenty of storage and a great location so that you can enjoy the best of what both the Setúbal region and the greater Lisbon area have to offer.
Azeitão offers a peaceful yet enriching lifestyle, combining the best of natural beauty, recreational activities, and a strong sense of community. Its strategic location near Lisbon and the abundance of international schools, scenic landscapes, and sports opportunities make it a highly desirable place to live for both locals and expatriates.
Azeitão, located in the Setúbal district of Portugal, is a picturesque region nestled between the breathtaking Arrábida Mountains and the Atlantic coast. Known for its natural beauty, historic charm, and peaceful lifestyle, Azeitão has become a desirable destination for families, expatriates, and retirees seeking a high-quality, relaxed lifestyle close to Lisbon but away from urban hustle.
Lifestyle and Hot Points
Life in Azeitão is peaceful, centred on family-friendly and community-oriented activities. The village is renowned for its wineries, including the famous José Maria da Fonseca and Quinta da Bacalhôa, which produce the area’s celebrated muscatel wine. Culinary delights such as queijo de Azeitão (Azeitão cheese) and fresh seafood are highlights of the local gastronomy. The village squares and local markets are charming spots to explore artisan shops, enjoy outdoor cafés, and savour local flavours.
Geographic Situation
Azeitão is located on the Setúbal Peninsula, about 25 km south of Lisbon. It is bordered by the stunning Arrábida Natural Park to the west and is only a short drive from the Atlantic coast. The region’s geography provides residents with diverse landscapes, from verdant mountains to pristine beaches, all within a short distance. The proximity to Lisbon makes it a convenient home for those who may commute or seek a balance between rural and urban settings.
Sports and Nature
Azeitão offers numerous outdoor activities, particularly for nature enthusiasts. The Arrábida Natural Park is a hub for hiking, rock climbing, and bird watching, with trails that reveal dramatic views over the coastline and lush forests. Additionally, the beaches of Portinho da Arrábida and Galápos are popular for water sports such as kayaking, snorkelling, and diving. Golf enthusiasts can also enjoy Quinta do Peru Golf & Country Club, which provides a challenging course and scenic views.
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Features
- Pool
- Air conditioning
- Garden
- Heating
- Garage
- Parking
- Underground Parking
- Terrace/Balcony
- Laundry room
- Storage room
- Spacious
- Disabled Access
- Features great views
- Morning sun
- Evening sun
- Near bars / restaurants
- Near school(s)
- Near shops
- Near a golf course
- Near the beach
Energy rating
The energy rating shows the energy efficiency of a building on a scale of A to G. The most efficient homes – which should have the lowest fuel bills – are in band A, whereas the most inefficient homes are in band G.
