Casa Ervideira | 5-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Ervideira

Ervideira, a quiet woodland village in Portugal’s Setúbal Peninsula, sits 25 kilometres from the Atlantic coast—close enough for morning beach runs, far enough for genuine seclusion. Casa Ervideira occupies a private estate within ancient pine and cork oak forest, where ten guests can spread across five bedrooms and four bathrooms without ever glimpsing each other unless they choose to. This is a luxury villa rental in Ervideira designed for groups who value both proximity and privacy.

Inside Casa Ervideira

Casa Ervideira sleeps 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The property underwent complete renovation in 2021, blending period character with contemporary comfort throughout.

The ground floor contains the main social hub: a living room with substantial seating, satellite television and a working fireplace that draws people together on cooler evenings. Natural light dominates this space, streaming through tall doors that open directly onto the terrace. A separate dining area accommodates all ten guests at a single table—breakfast conversation flows easily here, as does evening dining after outdoor cooking.

The kitchen deserves its own mention. This is the type of kitchen that converts reluctant cooks into enthusiasts: marble countertops, integrated appliances, ample storage, and enough counter space that multiple people can prepare complex meals simultaneously. A door connects directly to the terrace, allowing easy movement between cooking and outdoor entertaining. A family bathroom serves the ground floor zones.

Five bedrooms are distributed through the villa. On the ground floor: one bedroom with two single beds (ideal for children or staff), two bedrooms with double beds, and two additional double bedrooms each with private en-suite shower rooms. The fifth bedroom, also featuring a double bed and its own en-suite shower room, provides the option of independent sleeping arrangements or a private zone within the larger group. All bedrooms contain generous storage, quality furnishings and mattresses designed for genuine rest rather than hotel standardisation.

The bathrooms—four in total—combine contemporary fixtures with practical design. En-suite facilities in three bedrooms mean guests avoid bathroom queues during mornings and evenings. Hair dryers are integrated throughout. A full washing machine and dishwasher handle the practical realities of large-group living.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The garden and terrace system extends the usable living space considerably. A covered terrace provides shade without enclosure, ideal for afternoon reading when the Portuguese sun becomes intense. The main terrace is expansive—wide enough for fifteen sun loungers and still feel uncluttered. From here, the private swimming pool (10 metres by 6 metres) creates a focal point: deep enough for proper swimming, shallow enough for children and toddlers with supervision.

An outdoor dining area with built-in furniture allows meals to transition from inside to outside. The barbecue installation is substantial—not a token grill but a proper cooking station capable of handling group-scale entertaining. As afternoon light shifts, the entire outdoor space takes on golden tones; the pine forest provides windbreaks while allowing sea breezes through.

The property maintains solar panels—a practical statement about how this villa operates as a year-round residence rather than a seasonal rental house. Street parking accommodates multiple vehicles without blocking access.

Location: Ervideira and the Surrounding Area

Ervideira functions as a rural crossroads rather than a town. The village centres around wine production—Ervideira wines have been produced here since Roman occupation, and several family wineries remain active. This agricultural heritage means fresh produce markets, farm shops selling local cheese and bread, and restaurants serving food sourced within kilometres of the coast.

Comporta, 25 kilometres south, represents the nearest coastal settlement. The coastline here stretches without significant development: Carvalhal Beach lies approximately 30 kilometres away and hosts traditional fish restaurants alongside contemporary beach clubs. Praia da Aberta Nova, favoured for sunset viewing, sits nearby and offers sun loungers during summer months. Both beaches have become known for consistent surf conditions—two established schools (Comporta Surf School and additional operators) offer tuition from beginner through advanced levels.

Golf enthusiasts find two championship courses within 35 kilometres: Comporta Dunes, designed by David McLay Kidd within dramatic sand dune terrain near Pego Beach, and Troia course, created by Robert Trent Jones and positioned 40 kilometres south. Both accommodate all skill levels despite their championship status.

The wider region contains several villages worth visiting. Alcácer do Sal, approximately 20 kilometres north, occupies a riverside position and functions as the Peninsula’s administrative centre—supermarkets, petrol stations, medical facilities and restaurants cluster here. A castle overlooks the Sado River estuary. The town contains character beyond its practical functions: narrow lanes, local shops and a historic bridge connect to agricultural landscapes beyond. Browse our villas in Alcácer Do Sal to understand the region’s appeal.

Lisbon extends 60 kilometres northwest—approximately one hour by car. This makes overnight city visits feasible without abandoning the villa as a base. Humberto Delgado Airport (Portela) sits 70 kilometres away and receives both European and international flights; transfer time runs approximately 75 minutes by car.

Seasonal rhythms matter here. May through September offers warm, dry weather perfect for pool swimming and beach days. June and July bring peak temperatures (averaging 28°C) and peak tourism crowds on beaches. September and October remain warm (average 22-24°C) but noticeably quieter—many consider autumn the optimal season. Winter (November-February) brings occasional rain and cooler temperatures (average 10-13°C) but transforms the landscape into emerald forest and makes the interior fireplace genuinely inviting.

For destination inspiration and detailed regional information, read our Comporta travel guide. To explore other options in this region, browse luxury villas in Europe or visit our full collection of properties in Portugal.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Large family groups: Casa Ervideira accommodates three generations comfortably. The five separate bedrooms mean grandparents occupy one wing, adult children another, with children’s bedrooms clustered for supervision. The dual dining options—formal interior and outdoor terrace—suit different mealtimes.

Extended friend groups: The property handles ten adults without forcing shared bedrooms. The living room and outdoor spaces accommodate gathering without proximity fatigue. The professional kitchen allows collaborative cooking or hiring a private chef (available through Excellence Luxury Villas) for special meals.

Families with young children and toddlers: Casa Ervideira offers specific advantages: the pool contains shallow areas and sunny zones for paddling, ground-floor bedrooms mean no stair-climbing with infants, the enclosed garden provides supervised outdoor play, and local beaches (Carvalhal, Aberta Nova) slope gently into water. Nearby Alcácer do Sal has pharmacies, medical facilities and supermarkets stocking international brands.

Couples seeking privacy within a larger group: Multiple en-suite bedrooms mean partners need not share facilities with other guests. The forest setting provides genuine quiet; the property sits sufficiently distant from neighbours that conversations remain private.

Groups planning activity-based holidays: Proximity to golf courses, surf schools, cycling routes through cork forest, kayaking on the Sado estuary, and wine touring means the villa functions as accommodation supporting an activities schedule rather than the primary focus.

Practical Information

Capacity: 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. Standard configuration allows each adult couple or family unit a private bedroom; single guests may share.

Nearest Airport: Humberto Delgado Airport (Portela), Lisbon—70 kilometres away, approximately 75-minute transfer time by car. Transfer services are available through Excellence Luxury Villas.

Nearest Supermarket: Alcácer do Sal contains Continente hypermarket and smaller grocery shops, approximately 20 kilometres north. Local farm shops in Ervideira village offer wine, cheese and seasonal produce at walking distance.

What’s Included: Casa Ervideira comes with Wi-Fi connection, air-conditioning throughout, all linen and towels, pool use (with solar heating during summer months), dishwasher, washing machine, and outdoor furniture. Utilities—electricity, water, gas—are included. Cleaning occurs on departure; mid-week cleaning can be arranged for additional fee.

Staff Services: A private chef is available for meal preparation (additional fee applied). Yoga instruction can be arranged. Car transfers to airports or local destinations can be organised in advance.

Check-in: Flexibility around arrival times is offered when properties are unoccupied adjacent to booking dates. Standard check-in operates 16:00, check-out 11:00.

Frequently Asked Questions about Casa Ervideira

How many guests does Casa Ervideira sleep?

Casa Ervideira accommodates 10 guests across 5 bedrooms. Four bedrooms contain double beds; one bedroom contains two single beds. Each bedroom contains either a private en-suite or shares the family bathroom. The configuration suits extended families or friend groups; couples can have individual bedrooms with privacy, or families may combine adults and children as preferred.

What is the nearest airport to Casa Ervideira in Ervideira?

Humberto Delgado Airport (Portela), located in Lisbon, is the nearest international airport at 70 kilometres distance. Transfer time from airport to Casa Ervideira takes approximately 75 minutes by car via the N5 motorway heading south toward Alcácer do Sal and Comporta. Domestic transfer services are available through Excellence Luxury Villas and should be pre-arranged with booking confirmation.

What is the best time of year to rent Casa Ervideira?

May through October offers the most reliable weather for beach activities and pool swimming. September and October provide optimal conditions—warm daytime temperatures (22-24°C) without peak summer crowds. June, July and August deliver hot weather (26-28°C average) but attract significant tourist numbers to nearby beaches. November through March brings cooler weather (10-14°C) with occasional rain, but rewards visitors with empty beaches, lower accommodation costs, and lush autumn/winter landscapes. The interior fireplace makes winter months inviting for groups prioritising relaxation over beach time.

Is Casa Ervideira suitable for families with children?

Yes. Casa Ervideira offers specific advantages for families: the private swimming pool contains shallow areas appropriate for toddler paddling under supervision; ground-floor bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms eliminate stair-climbing with young children; the enclosed garden provides secure outdoor play space; nearby Carvalhal Beach and Praia da Aberta Nova slope gently into water, suitable for children learning to swim. Alcácer do Sal (20 kilometres north) contains pharmacies, medical clinics and supermarkets. The property owner can arrange a private chef to manage dietary requirements, and childcare providers can be sourced locally if advance notice is given.

What is included in the rental price at Casa Ervideira?

The rental price includes: Wi-Fi internet connection, air-conditioning (individual climate control per room), all bed linen and bath towels, use of the private swimming pool with solar heating during summer months (May-October), use of all appliances (washing machine, dishwasher, oven, hob), garden and terrace furniture, and outdoor parking. Utilities (electricity, water, gas) are included. Exit cleaning is included; intermediate cleaning during longer stays can be arranged for additional fee. Staff services such as private chef cooking, yoga instruction and airport transfers are available at additional cost and must be booked in advance.

What restaurants and shops are near Casa Ervideira?

Alcácer do Sal (20 kilometres north) contains the Continente hypermarket, smaller groceries, bakeries, and restaurants including Casa do Forno (contemporary Portuguese cuisine) and local tascas serving traditional food. The riverside location makes Alcácer do Sal worth visiting beyond shopping. Comporta village (25 kilometres south) hosts contemporary restaurants like Comporta Beach Club and Sal restaurant alongside traditional fish restaurants facing the water. Local farm shops in Ervideira village offer wine, artisanal cheese, bread and seasonal produce within walking distance of the villa. Carvalhal Beach (30 kilometres) and Praia da Aberta Nova (28 kilometres) both contain beach restaurants and casual dining options during summer season. For dining experiences, Lisbon (60 kilometres) provides international cuisine and renowned restaurants within easy day-trip distance.