New 3-bedroom apartment with 156 sqm of gross private area and parking at Lighthouse, in the center of Cascais.
Comprising just 8 apartments, Lighthouse stands out for its contemporary architecture and the judicious use of premium natural materials. Marble, wood, and metal emerge as structural elements of interiors where luminosity and spaciousness prevail. Each unit...
New 3-bedroom apartment with 156 sqm of gross private area and parking at Lighthouse, in the center of Cascais.
Comprising just 8 apartments, Lighthouse stands out for its contemporary architecture and the judicious use of premium natural materials. Marble, wood, and metal emerge as structural elements of interiors where luminosity and spaciousness prevail. Each unit has been designed to capture and amplify natural light, creating welcoming atmospheres that combine thermal comfort with aesthetic refinement. The functional distribution of spaces reflects a contemporary approach to housing, where elegance and practicality meet in perfect balance.
Choosing Lighthouse means embracing a singular lifestyle, deeply rooted in the unique identity of Cascais. This coastal town, which once welcomed Portuguese royalty as a summer destination, preserves an aristocratic atmosphere manifested in its streets lined with traditional architecture and its renowned cultural spaces.
The area offers a diverse mosaic of seaside experiences. The region's beaches—from the wild and windy Guincho, a surfer's paradise, to the more sheltered Praia da Rainha and Praia da Ribeira—are just minutes away. The gateway to Sintra-Cascais Natural Park also opens nearby, inviting hiking trails and natural discoveries.
Connections to the capital prove extremely efficient: the international airport is accessible in 40 minutes, while Lisbon's city center can be reached in 30 minutes. The public transport network ensures consistent mobility between Cascais, Estoril, and Lisbon.
Daily life benefits from an enviable cultural and recreational infrastructure. The Marina offers not only nautical services but also a vibrant concentration of dining and waterfront commerce. Institutions such as the Conde de Castro Guimarães Museum and Casa das Histórias Paula Rego enrich the museum offerings, while the Municipal Theatre and Cultural Center drive a consistent cultural agenda. Urban parks—such as Parque Marechal Carmona and Jardim da Alagoa—provide green refuge for moments of relaxation. Excellence in gastronomy is present through established venues where fresh seafood and traditional Portuguese cuisine find quality expression.
At Lighthouse, every element converges to provide a residential experience where Cascais' historical legacy naturally dialogues with the demands of contemporary life, creating the ideal setting for those seeking authenticity without renouncing modern comfort.
