Corale Villa | 5-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Cascais

Ten guests, five bedrooms, four bathrooms, and the Atlantic within walking distance. Corale Villa in Cascais is a contemporary Portuguese retreat where the kitchen opens to sea-facing terraces, the games room hums with activity, and the heated pool catches the afternoon sun. This is not a villa that whispers its charms—it announces them immediately.

Inside Corale Villa

Corale Villa sleeps 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, spread across two generously proportioned floors designed for families and groups who value both shared living and private retreat space.

Ground Floor

The ground floor prioritizes flow and light. A fully equipped kitchen anchors the practical side of the home, feeding into an open-plan dining area where large glass doors collapse the boundary between interior and garden. Adjacent sits a double living area—one half devoted to comfortable seating, the other configured as a flexible office or relaxation space with a sofa bed, perfect for accommodating overflow guests or creating a quiet work zone. The games room sits to the side, equipped with a pool table for evenings when the outside temperature drops. A ground-floor king-size bedroom with private en-suite bathroom offers independence for guests who prefer not to climb stairs, while a separate WC and laundry room with washing machine, dryer, and dishwasher handle the practical necessities of larger-group stays.

First Floor

Upstairs, the master suite commands the front of the home with a king-size bed, walk-in closet, and en-suite bathroom—the kind of space where mornings feel like luxury rather than routine. Two additional king-size bedrooms, each offering the choice between a single large bed or twin configuration with en-suite bathrooms, provide flexibility for couples, families, or friends. A fourth bedroom sleeps four guests on twin beds, ideal for children or additional companions. A shared family bathroom ensures no morning queues. Each upstairs bedroom looks onto the garden through individual balconies, framing views of lawn and mature planting rather than street activity.

Heating throughout keeps the villa warm across Portugal’s cooler months, while Wi-Fi connects you to the world if you need it. A cot and high chair are available for families with young children, and a fireplace provides ambient warmth on evenings when the Atlantic wind picks up.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The real revelation at Corale Villa emerges beyond the glass doors. A private heated swimming pool dominates the garden—the kind of amenity that transforms a rental from pleasant to essential, particularly during spring and autumn months when the sea temperature still hovers below comfort. Sunbeds surround the pool, positioned to catch maximum light, while a generous seating area sunk into the lawn provides conversation space or simply a place to watch the water.

Dining outdoors happens in a covered structure at the garden’s edge, protected from sudden showers but open to air and light. The lawn itself rolls away from the house, offering space for children to move freely or for groups to organize lawn games. An on-site garage secures vehicles, and the overall landscape design—mature trees, lavender plantings, and architectural hedging—creates a sense of seclusion despite the villa’s proximity to town.

Location: Cascais and the Surrounding Area

Cascais sits 30 kilometers west of Lisbon, perched where the Tagus River mouth meets the Atlantic. The town itself occupies the kind of geography that makes Portugal’s coastal towns irresistible: dramatic cliffs, sandy coves, and a centuries-old harbor that remains functional rather than merely decorative.

Corale Villa places you 1 kilometer from Cascais Beach, a gently shelving stretch of sand where swimmers and families congregate, accessible by a ten-minute walk downhill through town. Praia da Rainha, another excellent family beach, lies just 800 meters away. For dramatically different coastline, Praia do Guincho—famous for windsurfing and kitesurfing—sits 15 kilometers north, a 20-minute drive offering Atlantic-facing cliffs and consistent wind that makes it Portugal’s premier spot for board sports from October through April.

The town center requires a simple walk: restaurants cluster along the harborside and through narrow streets, including Casa Velha and O Pescador for seafood-focused dining, while the Mercado Municipal sells fresh produce, cheese, and prepared foods. The iconic Boca do Inferno cliff formation—a dramatic rock face where waves crash through a natural tunnel—sits 2 kilometers east. Cascais Marina operates for boat hire and scenic cruises along the coast. For cultural immersion, the Citadela fortress at the harbor’s edge houses museums and hosts exhibitions year-round.

Day trips extend easily to Lisbon. The capital, 35 kilometers south, connects via the A5 motorway in under 45 minutes. Belém Tower, the Monument to the Discoveries, and the layered neighborhoods of Alfama and Bairro Alto define the cultural itinerary, while Mercado da Ribeira supplies fresh seafood and authentic Portuguese dining. The suburb of Oeiras, between Cascais and Lisbon, offers the Museu do Ar (Aviation Museum) and the Palácio de Queluz, a former royal residence with extensive gardens. For our comprehensive Cascais travel guide, we cover seasonal highlights, local specialties, and seasonal weather patterns in depth.

Humberto Delgado Airport (Lisbon’s main airport) sits 45 kilometers away, approximately 50 minutes by car via the A5. For something quieter, the regional airport at Setúbal serves some European routes and sits 60 kilometers south. Sintra, a UNESCO World Heritage hilltop town famous for its Romantic palaces and gardens, lies 30 kilometers inland—a compelling half-day excursion through winding mountain roads and lush vegetation.

Spring (April to May) and autumn (September to October) represent Cascais at its finest: water temperature hovers around 16-18°C, air temperatures reach 20-24°C, and crowds thin after the summer surge. July and August draw families from across Europe but bring heat and busy beaches. Winter (November to February) turns cool and occasionally rainy but sees fewer tourists and lower accommodation costs. Cascais Marina hosts sailing regattas spring through autumn. Explore our full collection of luxury villas in Cascais for additional options, or browse our luxury properties across Portugal for comparisons in other coastal regions.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Families of 8-12 people: The combination of five separate bedrooms with four bathrooms, ground-floor access without stairs, and child-friendly amenities (heated pool, lawn space, high chair, cot) make this ideal for multigenerational groups. The games room occupies restless teenagers while parents relax.

Friend groups: Six to ten friends splitting accommodation costs find sufficient en-suite privacy—no shared-bathroom negotiations—plus shared living and dining areas that encourage evening gathering. The pool and lawn support group activities without forcing constant congregation.

Couples or small families seeking expansion: The sofa bed in the living space accommodates visiting family members or friends without requiring expensive hotel bookings. The office area with desk support remote workers maintaining business contact.

Groups with young children: The proximity to family-friendly beaches, absence of dangerous cliffs on the property, filtered pool heating, and safety amenities (high chair, cot) remove logistical friction. Parents of toddlers appreciate reduced travel time to beaches and restaurants.

Practical Information

Capacity and Layout: 10 guests, 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, plus sofa bed in the ground-floor living space for additional flexibility.

Distance to Nearest Airport: Humberto Delgado Airport (Lisbon), 45 kilometers south via the A5 motorway, approximately 50-60 minutes by car depending on traffic. Airport transfers can be arranged through our concierge service.

Nearest Supermarket and Supplies: Cascais town center contains Continente and Pingo Doce supermarkets within 1.2 kilometers (15-minute walk), offering full grocery, wine, and convenience selections. Fresh fish markets at the harbor operate daily.

What’s Included: Internet and Wi-Fi throughout the property, pool heating (seasonal use subject to T&Cs), heating throughout the villa, fireplace, all kitchen appliances (dishwasher, oven, hob), washing and drying facilities, television, cot and high chair, parking within the garage. Linen and towels are provided; cleaning services can be arranged separately.

Check-In and Duration: Flexible check-in timing available on request (standard check-in 16:00, check-out 11:00). Minimum stay requirements vary seasonally; contact Excellence Luxury Villas for specific dates and terms.

Frequently Asked Questions about Corale Villa

How many guests does Corale Villa sleep?

Corale Villa accommodates 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The breakdown includes a king-size ground-floor bedroom, a master suite with king-size bed, two king-size bedrooms offering twin-bed configuration options, and one bedroom with four twin beds. An additional sofa bed in the ground-floor living space can host one extra guest, bringing maximum temporary capacity to 11. Cots and high chairs are available for infants and toddlers.

What is the nearest airport to Corale Villa in Cascais?

Humberto Delgado Airport (Aeroporto de Lisboa) is the primary international gateway, located 45 kilometers south of Cascais via the A5 motorway. Journey time is typically 50-60 minutes by car, depending on Lisbon traffic congestion. Ground transportation can include rental vehicles, pre-arranged private transfers, taxi services, or public transport (train connections run from the airport toward Cascais). Airport pickup services are available through Excellence Luxury Villas.

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

April through May (spring) and September through October (autumn) offer ideal conditions: daytime temperatures between 20-24°C, water temperature of 16-18°C suitable for swimming, fewer crowds than summer, and reliable sunshine. July and August are warmest (26-30°C) but busiest with European families. November through February brings occasional rain and temperatures of 10-15°C but features lower rates and peaceful coastal walks. The heated pool extends the season by maintaining comfortable temperature year-round. Summer festivals and events peak June through September; winter provides solitude and autumn light that photographers favor.

Is Corale Villa suitable for families with children?

Yes. The heated private pool removes cold-water hesitation for young swimmers, while the lawn provides supervised play space without street traffic. Cascais Beach (1 kilometer away) is family-oriented with lifeguards and sandy access ideal for toddlers. Ground-floor bedroom access eliminates stair safety concerns. Kitchen facilities support home meal preparation for families with specific dietary needs. Cots and high chairs are provided. Games room entertainment supports varying age groups. However, the property lacks dedicated childproofing (stair gates, plug covers), so families with very young toddlers should request specific safety arrangements in advance.

What is included in the rental price at Corale Villa?

Included: all utilities (water, electricity, heating), Wi-Fi internet access throughout the property, pool heating (subject to terms and conditions), fireplace, television, all kitchen appliances and cookware, washing machine and dryer, cot and high chair, parking in the garage, linen and towels. Not included unless specified: food and beverages, additional cleaning services beyond standard turnover, boat or water sports equipment rental, restaurant reservations, or ground transportation. Pre-stocked fridge service can be arranged for arrival, and private chef or catering services are available upon request through Excellence Luxury Villas.

What restaurants and shops are near Corale Villa?

Cascais town center, an 8-minute walk away, offers dining across all price points. Casa Velha serves traditional Portuguese seafood in a historic setting. O Pescador specializes in fish and shellfish from the daily harbor catch. Hemingway’s Bar and Restaurant combines casual coastal dining with sunset views. Peixaria do Bairro supplies fresh fish for self-catering. The Mercado Municipal (town market) sells fresh produce, cheese, prepared foods, and wine. Continente and Pingo Doce supermarkets, also within walking distance, stock international and Portuguese groceries. For day trips, Lisbon’s Mercado da Ribeira (35 kilometers, 45 minutes by car) offers prepared foods, seafood, and artisanal products. Sintra’s restaurants (30 kilometers, 45 minutes) emphasize local mountain cuisine and traditional Portuguese fare. Pre-arrival restaurant reservations can be made through our concierge.