3-Bed Villa with Pool & Vineyard Views Near Lisbon – Second Home in Portugal



Lisbon, Sobral de Monte Agraço, Portugal, Santo Quintino (Portugal)
3 Bedrooms · 4 Bathrooms · 443m² Floor area
€790,000
Villa
No parking
3 Bedrooms
4 Bathrooms
443m²
Garden
Pool
Not furnished
Description
Sunday morning in Casal de Boiças: the kitchen smells of fresh bread and coffee, a light breeze carries in the faint scent of ripening grapes from the vineyard just beyond the garden wall, and through the living room's wide windows the green hills of the Estremadura region roll out like a painting nobody paid to hang there. This is what 443 square metres of well-built, three-storey villa life actually feels like — not a hotel, not a resort, but a proper home with roots.
Set in Santo Quintino, a quiet parish in the municipality of Sobral de Monte Agraço roughly 40 kilometres north of central Lisbon, this three-bedroom, four-bathroom villa sits in a rural pocket of Portugal that most international buyers haven't yet discovered — which is precisely why it's worth paying attention to now.
The ground floor is where daily life anchors itself. The main living room stretches to just under 52 square metres, anchored by a natural Travertino stone fireplace that earns its keep from October through March. The beech strip-wood floor adds warmth without trying too hard. Natural light pours in from multiple aspects; this is not a room that ever feels dim. The kitchen has been laid out with real cooking in mind — a central island, gas hob, built-in oven, extractor hoods, an American-style fridge-freezer, and a dedicated pantry that means grocery runs can happen once a week rather than daily. Two bedrooms sit on this level, along with a suite featuring an en-suite bathroom with a hydromassage bath, and a family bathroom with twin washbasins, a shower cubicle, and heated towel rails. Practical, well-specified, and finished with consistency throughout.
The attic level surprises people. Lit by tilt-and-turn windows that frame sky and treetops, it offers flexible space that can adapt to whatever a household actually needs — a home office for the remote worker, a creative studio, a reading room, or a proper leisure space for teenagers who need somewhere of their own. Storage here is generous: two dedicated areas totalling over 23 square metres, which any owner who's tried to manage a second home will immediately appreciate.
The basement is arguably where this property earns its price tag. A double garage runs to 77 square metres — enough for two cars and a motorbike with room left over. A large utility room at 76 square metres handles the practical side of running a house this size. There's also an additional shower room and a separate bedroom or office with its own independent exterior access. That last detail matters: guests can arrive and leave with full privacy, or the space can function as a dedicated cinema and hi-fi room without disturbing anyone upstairs.
Energy performance is rated Class A, backed up by pellet-fired central heating, double-glazed windows throughout, adjustable shutters, LED recessed lighting, central vacuum infrastructure, and air-conditioning pre-installation across the property. This isn't a house that will demand attention every summer before you arrive.
Outside, the private swimming pool and garden face out toward the vineyard landscape that defines this part of the Lisbon hinterland. A pergola-covered terrace with outdoor dining furniture makes evening meals in the open air the obvious default from April through October. Wide paved terraces wrap around the property, giving different corners different moods depending on the time of day.
Living near Sobral de Monte Agraço means being close to wine country without being in a tourist trap. The town of Torres Vedras — famous for the historic Lines of Torres Vedras built during the Napoleonic Wars, and now equally known for its carnival in February — is just 15 minutes by car. Óbidos, one of Portugal's best-preserved medieval walled villages, is under half an hour away. The Atlantic beaches of the Silver Coast, including Peniche and Santa Cruz, are reachable in 30 to 40 minutes, offering surf schools, fresh seafood restaurants on harbour fronts, and open ocean swimming all summer long.
Lisbon itself sits about 45 minutes south on the A8 motorway — close enough for a day at the Museu Nacional do Azulejo, dinner in Alfama, or a flight connection at Humberto Delgado Airport, yet far enough that the city's pace doesn't follow you home. For international buyers, that airport connection is significant: regular direct flights link Lisbon to London, Paris, Amsterdam, Frankfurt, and beyond, making Portugal one of the most accessible second-home markets in Europe.
The regional cuisine deserves a mention of its own. Caldeirada de peixe from the nearby coast, grilled leitão from the Ribatejo villages inland, and the local wines from the Vinho Regional Lisboa appellation — including several produced from vineyards you can see from the terrace — make eating well here completely effortless. Saturday mornings at the Sobral de Monte Agraço market are worth the early alarm.
The Portuguese property market has matured significantly over the past decade, and the area north of Lisbon has drawn increasing interest from French, British, German, and Scandinavian buyers who want the lifestyle benefits of the capital's region without the price tag of Cascais or Sintra. Portugal's NHR (Non-Habitual Resident) tax regime, while recently revised, continues to offer meaningful advantages for qualifying international buyers and retirees — a conversation worth having with a local fiscal advisor early in the process. The legal framework for foreign ownership is straightforward, and the property is in good condition, meaning no renovation budget needs to be factored into the acquisition calculation.
As a rental asset, a villa of this scale and specification — private pool, vineyard views, garage, independent guest access, Class A energy rating, and a 45-minute drive from Lisbon airport — positions well in the premium short-term rental market. The Silver Coast and Lisbon hinterland see steady demand from families and groups from spring through autumn, with a secondary market from golfers and long-stay remote workers in the quieter months.
Key features at a glance:
- Three bedrooms plus an independent office/bedroom in the basement with separate exterior access
- Four bathrooms including en-suite hydromassage bath and heated towel rails
- 443 square metres of interior space across three floors
- Class A Energy Rating with pellet central heating and full double glazing
- Travertino stone fireplace in the 51.9 m² main living room
- Fully equipped kitchen with island, gas hob, and separate pantry
- Private swimming pool and garden with vineyard and hill views
- Pergola-covered terrace with outdoor dining setup
- Double garage (77.4 m²) plus large utility room (76 m²)
- Attic level with flexible studio or office space and 23+ m² of storage
- Air-conditioning pre-installation throughout
- Central vacuum system and CATV infrastructure
- 40 km from central Lisbon via the A8 motorway
- 30 minutes from Óbidos and under 40 minutes from Peniche's Atlantic beaches
- Strong short-term rental potential in the premium Lisbon hinterland market
If you've been looking at Portugal and wondering where to find space, quiet, and proximity to a world-class city all in the same address — this is a rare combination. Reach out through Homestra to arrange a viewing or request the full property documentation. The vineyards won't wait forever.
Details
- Amount of bedrooms
- 3
- Size
- 443m²
- Price per m²
- €1,783
- Garden size
- 1700m²
- Has Garden
- Yes
- Has Parking
- No
- Has Basement
- Yes
- Condition
- good
- Amount of Bathrooms
- 4
- Has swimming pool
- Yes
- Property type
- Villa
- Energy label
Unknown
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