Cascais e Estoril, Lisbon 2750

Excellent Villa in Charneca Cascais with sea views.Land area: 500sqmGross construction area: 391sqmThis beautiful house is developed on three floors, in a 'U' plan.FLOOR 0This floor occupies about 150 m2, which represents the area of implantation of the house.The outer perimeter was built as a concrete arcade, covered on the outside by recovery stonework and rustic masonry.To the north, there is a Hall, Laundry, Storage and a Support Room, partially in the basement, but with good lighting and operational windows.In the middle, with direct access to the outside, there is a Multipurpose Area (currently studio/workshop), storage under the stairs and an area that is prepared (with plumbing and ventilation) to be converted into a Bathroom, with shower.To the south, there is a porch in arcade and fireplace in old stonework, which can be glazed.The floor of this floor is mostly made of tiles, with cement and granite notes in the Hall.Swimming pool and leisure area with several species of trees and flowers.FLOOR 1On the middle floor, there is a Common Room with old wood floors of cone and Zimbabwe granite, connected to the kitchen, which has Pombaline tiles on the walls and tops and flooring in the same granite, two-sided stove and a second entrance.In the middle is the Hall, which opens from the east to the main entrance courtyard, in the centre of the 'U'. It has double height ceilings, two old cast iron columns and is illuminated by zenith light. The floor mixes wood with lioz and granite.The steps of the stairs to the lower floor are in granite and the stairs to the upper floor are supported by a metal structure, with a beam and steps in cone wood and old cast iron balustrades.To the south there is the Hall, with a fireplace in old stonework and eighteenth-century tile wainscoting, which opens onto a balcony over the garden with a spectacular view. The pavement is in old recovery shell.FLOOR 2On the upper floor, the distribution gallery has a glass brick roof and granite flooring and gives access to two suites, on each of the 'U' legs, with dressing rooms and bathrooms.The Double Room has a fireplace, wainscoting and tile panels, antique cone flooring and opens onto the balcony over the garden, with panoramic views over the village and the sea.It is connected to the Dressing Room and the Bathroom, illuminated by zenith light, which has a bathtub and shower, lioz coverings, antique tiles and large mirrors. The sanitary ware is Duravit and Philippe Stark.The second suite was divided into two areas: Bedroom and Living/Study Room. The bathroom is illuminated by zenith light, is fully coated with tiles, and the sanitary ware is from the Duravit brand.This suite has access to a Terrace which, in turn, gives access to the Rooftop Terrace with a 360 panorama over the entire surroundings, including Guincho beach and the Sintra Mountains.GENERALWhite Pvc window frames and pivot windows in cone wood, with double glazing.Antique doors in cone wood, incorporating double glazing.The house has central heating prepared, still without radiators, although the bathrooms have the towel rails installed and working.The Entrance Portico is shaded by a wisteria of pink flowers, the pavement is in lioz with notes of honed Zimbabwe granite and the access steps are in old stonework.The pavement and the steps leading to the Entrance Patio are in lioz stone and the guards are in reclamation stonework, as well as the supports of the sawn granite bench.The Garden, to the south, is well protected from the prevailing winds, due to the unevenness and the protection provided by the volume of the house.There are several large trees, (including a cork oak, several cedars and two casuarinas) and fruit trees (blackthorn, loquat, walnut, lemon and almond tree), some shrubs and ornamental trees and climbing roses. Flanking the porch porch is a white bougainvillea, which has already reached the second floor, and a rose bush of Santa Teresinha.The pool has a spout in old s