Villa Baixo | 4-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Comporta

Comporta, the Alentejo coast’s most understated gem, sits three hours south of Lisbon where pine forests meet Atlantic salt marshes. A luxury villa rental in Comporta means trading crowds for silence—and Villa Baixo delivers exactly that: eight guests spreading across four bedrooms, five bathrooms, and enough outdoor terrace space to never see each other unless you choose to.

Inside Villa Baixo

Villa Baixo sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, distributed across three levels that feel more spacious than the square footage suggests.

The lower ground floor contains a laundry room fitted with a washing machine and a generously proportioned bedroom featuring a double bed, its own en-suite shower room, and direct terrace access—the kind of flexible space families with older children or multi-generational groups desperately need. This room doubles as a practical base for anyone arriving jetlagged; the lower level keeps it quieter than the main floors.

Ground level is where shared life happens. The living area stretches across the front of the villa with comfortable seating, a television, and expansive doors opening to the terrace—the kind of space where nobody feels trapped indoors even on cooler days. The dining zone flows from this space without walls separating them, accommodating ten around a robust wooden table. Natural light floods through here constantly. The kitchen occupies its own corner, well-appointed with modern appliances (dishwasher, full-sized refrigerator), workspace running along two walls, and the kind of counter depth that actually allows two people to cook simultaneously without collision.

The first floor holds three more bedrooms. The primary bedroom features a double bed, en-suite bathroom with shower, and terrace access facing the garden. Two additional bedrooms each contain twin single beds with their own bathrooms—practical for children, or for adult guests who appreciate their own space. All five bathrooms throughout the villa come equipped with shower rooms and premium fixtures; there’s also an outdoor shower positioned near the pool for rinsing off before swimming.

An open-plan office area occupies additional first-floor space, containing a working desk and ergonomic chair—a genuine asset for anyone who can’t fully disconnect during their stay.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The private swimming pool dominates the exterior in the best possible way: 10 metres long by 3.4 metres wide, with depths ranging from 1.1 to 2 metres. The kind of pool where lap swimmers can actually lap, where children gain confidence, where adults genuinely contemplate staying in all afternoon. Surrounding the pool sits a substantial terrace space with six sun loungers positioned for maximum sun trajectory throughout the day, plus a covered pavilion for afternoon shade when temperatures peak.

Beyond the pool, terraced garden areas descend gently, planted with established shrubs and ground cover that screens you from neighboring properties without creating walls. A barbecue station sits ready for evening cooking (charcoal grill, proper work surface), and outdoor dining furniture lets you take meals directly from the kitchen to the gardens. An outdoor bathroom with shower facilities allows pool-to-shower transitions without traipsing through the house.

The parking area is private and enclosed, visible from the main approach but separated from social spaces. Wi-Fi reaches every corner of the grounds, so work-from-villa flexibility exists without compromise.

Location: Comporta and the Surrounding Area

Comporta itself—a village of approximately 800 residents—sits 10 kilometres south of the larger town of Alcácer do Sal, which is known for its cork production and 13th-century castle overlooking the Sado River. The region forms part of the Setúbal District, Portugal’s wine country, where the Moscatel de Setúbal dessert wine has been produced for centuries.

The nearest beaches aren’t crowded tourist zones but working fishing villages. Praia de Comporta, immediately adjacent to the village, is a 7-kilometre stretch of sand backed by pine forest—the kind of beach where you can walk for an hour and encounter maybe three other people. Carvalhal beach lies 8 kilometres north, slightly busier but still authentically local. Both have seasonal beach bars operating during summer months.

Troia peninsula, 18 kilometres southwest, is notable for the Troia Golf Course—an 18-hole championship layout ranked among Europe’s top courses, with an on-site restaurant and practice facilities. Less known but equally compelling: Troia contains Roman ruins from a fish-salting operation dating to the 1st century AD, visible along the beach at low tide.

Sublime Comporta wellness center, operating within 9 kilometres of the villa, offers structured yoga classes, meditation sessions, and spa treatments—the kind of facility guests often book separately. They serve Mediterranean tapas and cocktails, making it a legitimate evening destination rather than an afterthought.

Surf in Comporta, positioned 10 kilometres from the villa, provides equipment rental and guided sessions in Atlantic swells that work year-round though peak conditions arrive October through March. The water temperature in summer (July-August) reaches 19-20°C; winter dips to 13-14°C, requiring wetsuits.

Alcácer do Sal, the regional hub, contains a functioning market (Mercado Municipal) operating three days weekly, plus supermarkets (Continente, Pingo Doce) for self-catering supplies. The castle, perched above the town’s medieval center, offers panoramic Sado Valley views and an on-site restaurant. The drive from Villa Baixo takes approximately 20 minutes.

For broader context, browse our villas in Alcácer do Sal region, explore our full collection in Portugal, and read our detailed Comporta travel guide for seasonal insights and restaurant recommendations. You can also review luxury villas across Europe for comparison properties.

Lisbon, Portugal’s capital, sits 120 kilometres north—approximately 75 minutes by highway. Faro airport in the Algarve lies 160 kilometres south, roughly two hours’ drive. Setúbal airport operates closer at 45 kilometres north (45 minutes), though it handles fewer international flights than Lisbon. The region experiences its warmest months June through September, with July-August peak temperatures around 28-30°C and minimal rainfall. May, June, September and October offer perfect conditions: warm enough for swimming (water temperatures 18-22°C), with fewer tourists and lower accommodation rates.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Multi-generational families benefit immediately from the layout: grandparents occupy the lower ground bedroom for easier bathroom access, parents take the first-floor double, and children distribute across the twin-bed rooms. The pool keeps various ages occupied simultaneously.

Remote workers and semi-retired professionals find the office space, reliable Wi-Fi, and quiet environment supportive of actual productivity. Multiple guests can work simultaneously without disturbance.

Couples traveling together—whether romantic partners or close friends—appreciate the privacy of separate bathrooms and the option to occupy different floors entirely. The shared living spaces feel generous rather than cramped when you need social time.

Groups of friends renting together (say, four couples) maximize space without feeling crowded. The double bed in the lower ground offers an alternative to sharing for anyone prioritizing their own sleeping arrangements.

Families with younger children find the enclosed pool, private parking, laundry facilities, and distance from traffic especially practical. High chairs and travel cots are available on request.

Practical Information

Villa Baixo accommodates maximum 8 guests: four bedrooms (one double on the lower ground, one double on the first floor, two twin rooms on the first floor). Five full bathrooms ensure queue-free mornings.

Nearest airports: Lisbon Portela (120 kilometres north, approximately 75 minutes drive time) or Faro Algarve (160 kilometres south, approximately two hours). Both airports offer car rental and pre-arranged transfer services. The villa management can arrange private transfers from either airport if pre-booked.

Nearest supermarket: Continente hypermarket in Alcácer do Sal, 20 kilometres away, or smaller local shops in Comporta village proper, 10 kilometres distance.

Included in rental: all utilities (electricity, water, gas for heating/cooking), Wi-Fi internet throughout the villa and grounds, bed linens and towels (changed weekly), pool maintenance and heating, dishwasher tablets, basic kitchen condiments, and waste collection. High chairs, travel cots, and extra mattresses available on request at no additional charge. A weekly housekeeping visit occurs mid-week unless otherwise arranged. Check-in is flexible from 3pm; check-out at 11am, with late departure negotiable depending on subsequent bookings.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Baixo

How many guests does Villa Baixo sleep?

Eight guests maximum across four bedrooms: one double bed on the lower ground floor, one double bed on the first floor, and two twin bed rooms on the first floor. Travel cots can be positioned in any double bedroom for infants. All bedrooms feature en-suite bathrooms, and there’s an additional guest bathroom on the ground floor.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Baixo in Comporta?

Lisbon Portela Airport sits 120 kilometres north of Villa Baixo, approximately 75 minutes by car via the A2 motorway. Faro Algarve Airport, 160 kilometres south, takes roughly two hours. Setúbal Airport operates 45 kilometres north if available for your departure city. Private transfer arrangements from any airport can be organized through the villa management upon booking.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Baixo?

May through October offers consistently warm weather and reliable sunshine. July-August brings peak temperatures (28-30°C) but also peak crowds along nearby beaches. September and early October provide ideal conditions—water temperatures 20-22°C, air temperatures 24-26°C, and significantly fewer visitors than summer. April and November are shoulder seasons with pleasant weather but occasional rain. December through February is genuinely quiet but cooler (12-15°C) with frequent rainfall, suitable only for guests comfortable with winter conditions.

Is Villa Baixo suitable for families with children?

Yes, specifically for families with children aged 5 and older. The private 10 x 3.4 metre swimming pool with graduated depth (1.1 to 2 metres) allows children to build swimming confidence safely. Praia de Comporta beach, 7 kilometres away, has gentle slopes and is supervised by lifeguards during summer months. The villa includes a high chair and travel cot. Nearby Sublime Comporta offers structured yoga classes that can include family sessions. The enclosed property and private parking eliminate traffic concerns. However, families with infants or toddlers requiring constant supervision should note that neither the pool nor surrounding garden is fully fenced.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Baixo?

Included: all utilities (electricity, water, heating gas), Wi-Fi internet, bed linens and towels, pool heating and maintenance, weekly housekeeping, dishwasher tablets, basic kitchen condiments, and waste collection. Excluded: food and beverages beyond basic condiments, optional chef services, yoga classes, and airport transfers (though these can be arranged for additional fees). Cleaning is standard weekly; additional cleaning mid-stay costs €150. A returnable security deposit (typically €500) is required at check-in.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Baixo?

Comporta village itself contains a small supermarket, bakery, and two casual restaurants. Alcácer do Sal, 20 kilometres north, has Continente hypermarket, multiple restaurants including traditional Portuguese establishments, and the castle-perched O Castelo restaurant with Sado Valley views. On the coast toward Troia, Sublime Comporta (9 kilometres away) serves Mediterranean tapas and cocktails. Restaurants at Troia Golf Course (18 kilometres) welcome non-members for lunch and dinner. Seafood is exceptional throughout the region: grilled sea bass and cataplana (copper pan) shellfish appear on most menus. Markets operate Tuesday through Sunday in Alcácer do Sal. The nearest Pingo Doce supermarket is in Alcácer do Sal, while Comporta has a small convenience shop adequate for basics.