T3 Penthouse Exceptional Private Outdoor Space & Ocean View Terrace | Estoril

Property Description

There are apartments you rent because they make sense. And then there are apartments that cause you to reconsider how much of your life should really be spent indoors.

This is the latter.

You arrive on Rua do Porto in Estoril, not far from the sea, and enter a small private condominium of just three residences. From the garage, your own elevator is waiting. Not the building’s elevator. Yours. It carries you from the garage to the entrance hall, continues to the apartment itself and, when the occasion calls for it, all the way to your private rooftop.

But we’re getting ahead of ourselves.

The apartment is a T3 with approximately 247.5 m² of private gross area, complemented by an unusually generous amount of exterior and ancillary space. At its heart is a 75 m² living room, oriented south and west—the directions that matter when afternoons begin slipping toward sunset. Glass and terraces blur the distinction between inside and out. The fully equipped kitchen measures approximately 21 m² and opens onto its own 26.4 m² east-facing terrace. Morning coffee belongs here. Preferably before anyone has asked you a question.

On the opposite side of the day, the living room and two of the suites connect to a remarkable 89.1 m² south- and west-facing terrace. This is where dinner moves outdoors. Where someone opens a bottle they had been “saving for something.”

There are three bedroom suites. The principal suite offers a generous bedroom, wardrobe  and private bathroom; another suite enjoys its own terrace; and the third includes another walk-in wardrobe and en-suite bathroom.

And then there’s the rooftop. 155 square metres. Private. Reached either from the apartment or, naturally, by that private elevator. There’s even a small glass office space up there. You could call it a solarium. You could call it an outdoor living room. You could put a table there, invite twelve people for dinner and discover at 11:30 p.m. that nobody has any intention of leaving.

We’d simply call it your rooftop in Estoril.

Downstairs, meanwhile, is the decidedly less poetic—but extremely useful—part of the equation: private garage capacity for four cars and three separate storage rooms.

The result is something increasingly difficult to find along this stretch of the Portuguese coast: substantial interior space, enormous private terraces, privacy, parking and outdoor living, all combined in a contemporary Estoril residence.

Some homes give you another address. This one may give you an entirely different routine.

**This apartment is rented unfurnished – The furnished photos are staged by AI**