Set on one of the highest points within West Cliffs Ocean and Golf Resort (Vau, Portugal), The Four villas enjoy open views over the Óbidos Lagoon, around one hour north of Lisbon. Between dunes, pine forests, and the Atlantic horizon, The Four offers an escape where nature and refinement meet in balance, a serene retreat to unwind and immerse yourself in its charm. Villa Sereno sits on a 1,350 m² plot, offering 554 m² of indoor area and 230 m² of terraces. It can be configured with 3 or 4 en-suite bedrooms, each with a private bathroom and balcony. The layout is designed around a central kitchen that connects directly to the terrace, extending daily living outdoors to the private pool, garden, and an optional fire pit area. Outdoor living is anchored by a 60 m² saltwater infinity pool, using advanced filtration and electrolysis for maintenance. The private gardens are designed by Jardim Vista (Richard Westcott), with the goal of complementing the architecture while preserving native vegetation. As part of The Four, owners benefit from a full suite of management services, including gardening, cleaning, property surveillance and maintenance programs. The resort setting also supports an active lifestyle with golf, scenic trails, and tennis/padel, plus the lagoon for water sports. Special features include lagoon views, terraces, an infinity saltwater pool, an office room, wooden bedroom floors, natural stone accents, patio, indoor parking, custom-made wardrobes, gated community access, and direct access to the golf course, with two years of golf membership included. Optional upgrades include sauna/steam bath, fitness/cinema/games room or wine cellar, heated bathroom floors, exterior kitchen, EV charger, wood-panel ceilings, pool cover/heating, custom outdoor fire pit, and solar panels. Construction completion is scheduled for Q4 2027.

House with pool and gardenÓbidos (Portugal)
Price :
$4,153,900
bedrooms3 bathrooms4 land1,350 m²

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