Cascais, Portugal

Cascais is a delightful Portuguese fishing town, and is situated on a beautiful coastline, and during the summer it is a bustling resort, with a vibey holiday atmosphere.

Historically, Cascais was a minor fishing village, until King Luís I (1838 – 1889) choose it as his royal summer retreat. Trailing the Portuguese nobility were the high society of Portugal, who in turn constructed lavish villas, ornate mansions and exquisite gardens. Today, Cascais is an elegant fusion of decorative 19th-century architecture, traditional Portuguese charm and outstanding tourist facilities. A beautiful town which offers best of both worlds, being so close to Lisbon.

This home has 4 floors with the following lay out: