Villa Mize | 5-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Grandola

Ten guests, five bedrooms, one 18-metre infinity pool framed by ancient cork trees and fragrant Mediterranean vegetation—Villa Mize sits deep within the pine forests of rural Muda, where the Portuguese countryside still moves to the rhythm of nature rather than the clock. This contemporary luxury villa rental in Comporta Portugal captures the rare balance between absolute seclusion and surprising accessibility, positioned just 8–10 minutes from the golden sands of Pego and Carvalhal beaches, yet far enough into the forest that silence becomes its own amenity.

Inside Villa Mize

Villa Mize sleeps 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms, distributed across the main house and a semi-independent annexe. The living areas total 460 square metres, arranged with the kind of spatial generosity that makes groups actually want to spend time together rather than scatter to separate rooms.

Ground Floor: Two guest bedrooms, each with double beds and direct terrace access, anchor the lower level. Both feature en-suite shower rooms—a practical touch that eliminates morning bathroom queues. A third ground-floor bedroom, similarly appointed with a double bed, en-suite facilities and terrace access, sits near the open-plan living quarters. The kitchen commands attention: fully equipped with contemporary appliances, a breakfast bar for informal meals, and direct views across the terraces. The dining area accommodates ten people at a single table, a rarity in villa rentals where space often forces compromises. A separate guest toilet and the villa’s main living room—with satellite television, generous seating and floor-to-ceiling glazing that dissolves the boundary between indoors and gardens—complete the ground level. The ceiling soars to a dramatic double height here, amplifying the sense of space and light.

First Floor: The master bedroom occupies prime position, featuring a double bed, private terrace with countryside panoramas, and an en-suite shower room. A second first-floor bedroom mirrors this arrangement with its own double bed, terrace and en-suite facilities.

Annexe: A self-contained guest apartment—ideal for accompanying staff, visiting grandparents seeking privacy, or teenagers wanting independence—includes its own living area with satellite television, a shower room, and a bedroom with twin single beds opening onto a private terrace.

Throughout the villa, the design language emphasises uncluttered minimalism. Crisp white walls, expansive glazing, and thoughtfully selected fixtures create spaces that feel restful rather than sterile. Every bedroom includes direct outdoor access, meaning guests never feel trapped inside—a critical detail for multi-generational groups where privacy and autonomy matter equally.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The infinity pool—18 metres long, 6 metres wide, with depths ranging from 1.5 to 2 metres—commands the garden. Rather than feeling architectural or austere, it integrates seamlessly into the landscape through thoughtful planting: olive trees, aromatic herbs, and lavender create natural screening and perfume the evening air with scent. The terrace is expansive, with multiple seating zones that encourage different activities simultaneously—one group can dine while another reads, without anyone feeling crowded or exposed.

A covered terrace provides shade during the hottest afternoons, while scattered sun loungers offer positions that track the light throughout the day. South-facing orientation means excellent morning and afternoon sunshine; as dusk arrives, ambient lighting extends the usable space into the evening, enabling alfresco dinners and late-night conversations long after sunset. The garden furniture is substantial and comfortable—not the ornamental kind that looks better in photographs than it feels in use.

Olive trees and cork oaks—some centuries old—frame the property boundaries, creating natural windbreaks and visual interest. The surrounding 12 hectares of private pine forest insulate the villa from neighbouring properties and road noise, though they’re never more than a few minutes’ drive away when you want them.

Location: Muda, Comporta and the Surrounding Area

Villa Mize occupies the hamlet of Muda, positioned between Comporta village (18 km away) and Grândola (12 km south). This geography matters: you’re remote enough for genuine tranquillity, yet close enough to restaurants, shops and cultural attractions that an outing requires ten minutes’ driving rather than an expedition.

Beaches and Water Activities: Pego Beach lies 8 km away—a protected stretch of sand backed by dunes and pine forest, popular with families and less crowded than tourist-heavy alternatives. Carvalhal Beach, 10 km distant, attracts surfers and those seeking stronger Atlantic swells. Comporta Beach itself, 15 km away, fronts the charming village of the same name and offers gentler conditions suitable for children. Moving further along the coast, Melides (25 km), Santo André (28 km), Porto Covo (35 km) and Sines (42 km) each offer distinct character—from sheltered coves to dramatic cliff-backed shores. The Troia Peninsula, accessible via a scenic 20-minute drive, provides additional beach and water sports options including sailing, fishing and dolphin-watching tours.

Golf and Country Pursuits: Comporta Dunes Golf Course, designed by David McLay Kidd and situated near Pego Beach (12 km away), ranks among Portugal’s finest links-style layouts, threading through pine forest and sand dunes. The championship Troia Course, designed by Robert Trent Jones, lies 22 km away. Beyond golf, the region supports horse riding stables, cycling routes that wind through cork forests, and bird-watching opportunities in the Sado Estuary wetlands—a crucial migration point for European birds and a Natura 2000 protected site.

Food and Wine: Comporta village retains its agricultural roots—rice paddies and vineyards producing crisp white wines, structured reds and dry rosés occupy the surrounding countryside. Local restaurants source directly from these producers. In Comporta itself, restaurants like A Favorita and O Pescador serve exceptional seafood at moderate prices. The Time Out Market in Lisbon (80 km, approximately 90 minutes’ drive) features Portugal’s most celebrated chefs in casual stall format, though excellent dining exists much closer to home for those who research beyond tourist guides. The local supermarket in Comporta stocks everything required for villa cooking; a personal chef can be arranged through Excellence Luxury Villas for more elaborate meals.

Cultural Proximity to Lisbon: Portugal’s capital sits 80 km north—roughly 90 minutes by motorway. A full day trip allows time for the Oceanarium, MAAT (Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology), historic azulejo-tiled buildings in the Alfama district, or markets like Ribeira and São Jorge. Wine bars on the waterfront front the Tagus River; the Belém district concentrates Portugal’s cultural monuments including the iconic Torre de Belém and Mosteiro dos Jerónimos. For families, the Lisbon Zoo occupies several hours. For foodies, the Oceanarium café and specialist pastéis de nata shops near Jerónimos remain essential stops.

Explore our luxury villas across Europe for alternative destinations, or review our full collection of Portuguese villas near Grândola. For destination research, our Comporta travel guide details seasonal highlights, restaurant recommendations and practical logistics.

Seasonal Considerations: May through September offers warm, dry weather ideal for beach use and outdoor dining; July and August peak with tourists and higher temperatures. April and October provide pleasant conditions with fewer crowds—ideal for golf, walking and relaxed dining. Winter (November–February) brings cooler temperatures and Atlantic storms that, while dramatic, suit those seeking solitude rather than beach culture.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Multi-Generational Groups: The combination of a main house with distinct zones, a semi-independent annexe, and five separate bedrooms allows grandparents, adult children and teenagers to maintain privacy while remaining connected. The ground-floor bedroom and bathroom mean elderly guests avoid stairs; the pool and surrounding terraces provide focal points where different generations naturally congregate.

Extended Families with Young Children: Villa Mize includes shallow areas of the pool (1.5 metres) suitable for children, and the terraces are set back from roads. The proximity to family-friendly beaches like Pego and Carvalhal—both safe for swimming and less crowded than Comporta Beach—makes daily outings manageable. A children’s menu can be arranged through the on-site chef service.

Groups of Friends Seeking Shared Space: The 10-person capacity, single large dining table and expansive living room encourage group meals and evening gatherings. The pool and multiple terraces accommodate simultaneous activities without forcing interaction, ideal for groups where some want structured activities (golf, water sports) and others prefer relaxation.

Couples Seeking Luxury with Activity Options: While romantics will appreciate the quiet terraces and countryside views, active couples benefit from proximity to surfing lessons, windsurfing on the Sado Estuary, cycle routes and the Comporta Dunes golf course. The absence of nightlife (no bars within walking distance) suits those uninterested in evening entertainment.

Practical Information

Capacity: Villa Mize accommodates 10 guests: 5 bedrooms with 6 bathrooms total. Bedroom configuration includes three doubles in the main house, one double in the master suite, and twin singles in the annexe.

Nearest Airport: Humberto Delgado Lisbon Airport (LIS) lies 85 km north—approximately 90 minutes by car via the A2 motorway. Car rental at the airport, arranged pre-arrival, provides greatest flexibility for exploring the region; alternatively, private transfer services can be booked through Excellence Luxury Villas.

Nearest Supermarket: A well-stocked supermarket operates in Comporta village (18 km, 18 minutes’ drive). Pre-arrival shopping can be arranged if notified in advance.

What’s Included: Wi-Fi internet throughout the villa, satellite television in the main living room and annexe, dishwasher, washing machine, hair dryers in all bathrooms, solar panels providing hot water, linen and towels for all beds and bathrooms. The infinity pool is heated year-round. A starting supply of basic toiletries is provided; guests should bring personal preferences.

Optional Additions: A personal chef/cook can prepare meals using local ingredients—book at least one week in advance. Yoga classes are available through local instructors (arrange via Excellence Luxury Villas). Airport transfers can be pre-booked.

Check-in Flexibility: Contact Excellence Luxury Villas directly to discuss check-in times outside standard windows.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Mize

How many guests does Villa Mize sleep?

Villa Mize sleeps 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms. The main house contains four bedrooms; the semi-independent annexe includes one additional bedroom with twin singles. All beds are made to hotel standard; sofa beds are not provided, so stated capacity is firm.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Mize in Comporta?

Humberto Delgado Lisbon Airport (LIS), Portugal’s largest and most international airport, lies 85 kilometres north of Villa Mize. The journey takes approximately 90 minutes by car via the A2 motorway towards Grândola. Car hire arranged at the airport provides independence; alternatively, private transfers by vehicle can be arranged through Excellence Luxury Villas at additional cost.

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

May through September offers warm, consistent weather suitable for swimming and outdoor dining; expect temperatures of 25–30°C. July and August attract the most tourists, resulting in busier beaches and higher restaurant prices. April and October provide mild weather (18–22°C), fewer crowds, and excellent conditions for golf, cycling and walking. November through February brings cooler temperatures (8–14°C), occasional rain and Atlantic storms—suitable for those valuing solitude and scenic drama over beach culture. The region experiences negligible rainfall in summer; March and November are transitional months with variable conditions.

Is Villa Mize suitable for families with children?

Yes. The pool includes shallow areas (1.5 metres) appropriate for young swimmers; the terrace layout maintains safe sightlines. Pego and Carvalhal beaches, both 8–10 kilometres away, offer calm, family-friendly conditions with lifeguard supervision during summer months. The annexe provides space for au pairs or visiting grandparents. A personal chef can prepare children’s menus on request. The absence of nearby roads and the private forest setting minimise hazards. Families with very young children (under three) should confirm cot availability and high-chair provision when booking.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Mize?

The rental price includes Wi-Fi internet, satellite television access, all utilities (electricity, water, heating), linen and towels for all beds and bathrooms, use of the heated infinity pool, dishwasher and washing machine operation, and basic toiletries. The villa is professionally cleaned before arrival and after departure; mid-stay cleaning can be arranged at additional cost. Personal chef services, airport transfers, and yoga instruction are charged separately and require advance booking.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Mize?

Comporta village (18 km, 18 minutes’ drive) contains a supermarket with fresh produce, deli items and wine selection, along with several restaurants. A Favorita and O Pescador serve excellent seafood at moderate prices; Casa do Tareco offers traditional Portuguese cuisine. Grândola (12 km south) has additional supermarkets and smaller restaurants favoured by locals rather than tourists. Lisbon (80 km north) houses the Time Out Market, Michelin-starred restaurants and international dining. For provisions, a pre-arrival shopping list can be arranged through Excellence Luxury Villas so items are stocked on arrival. Local wine from regional producers (Comporta and surrounding areas produce excellent whites and rosés) is available at modest prices compared to international markets.