About 75 miles south of Lisbon, the coastal village of Melides in Portugal has been hailed as “the epitome of low-key luxury” by Sotheby’s; shoe designer Christian Louboutin is a high-profile denizen.
The project’s architecture, cue Estudio Lisboa, carefully mimics traditional styles of the Alentejo region, with reddish roofs and whitewashed walls. Interiors carry Mediterranean seaside vibes, with terracotta floors, cream-coloured walls and lofty ceilings.
“These villas offer five-star amenities including communal gardens and pool, 24/7 security, and housekeeping, in a beautiful natural setting amongst the Alentejo pine trees and just a few minutes from their area’s stunning coastline,” said Tomás Thomaz, sales director at Dils Comporta. "Villas range from 2 to 4 bedroom with prices from €1.3 million to €2.6 million."
With a population of just 1,500, the village of Melides itself offers a lifestyle amenity, with an ancient town centre, well-preserved 18th-century homes, and restaurants including beachside family eatery Flor de Sal and Tosca, with an all-organic menu of fish, meat and pastas.
Named for a 150-year-old pine tree at its centre, this 30-villa development offers condo-style amenities from laundry, housekeeping, and around-the-clock security to a high-end gym, swimming pool, and day care for kids.
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