Vacation rentals in Margem

Cozy Cottage with outdoor tub, fireplace & nature

Tranquil and secluded cottage in the hills of Sintra. Absolute privacy & luxurious amnesties. The newly renovated Casa Bohemia has a spacious and light-filled living room, with a wood-beamed ceiling and fireplace. The adjoining bedroom, has a queen-sized bed and en-suite bathroom with a shower. A private courtyard leads to an antique stone-bath for romantic outdoor bathing. The kitchen is fully equipped with a Smeg fridge, nespresso and popcorn maker. Private garden, terrace, parking, gate, bbq.

Casa Canela apartment and pool.

A 40m2 self-contained apartment on the ground floor of a traditional stone built farmhouse in a tranquil rural location. The apartment features a bedroom/living room with king side bed, sofa, smart TV, built in wardrobe, and dining table. There is a fully equipped kitchen, a wet-room and decked terrace with parasol and outdoor dining table. From May to October guests have use of a 6m x 3.75m pool and sun deck shared with the host who lives on site and guests in one other 2 person accommodation.

Amazing Pool Pavilion with Private Heated Pool

The Pool Pavilion is a cosy and relaxed two suites and kitchen space that overlooks a lush garden and is the ideal choice for a joyful and relaxing getaway. Appointed to a high standard with simple yet sophisticated materials, such as micro cement flooring , stucco walls and linen curtains, and decorated in soothing natural colours, it blends harmoniously with its surroundings. Large patio doors lead out onto a spacious, private garden with wood decking, a heated pool, sun loungers and table.

Casa Do Vale - Secluded Luxury

The perfect blend of comfort, luxury, and seclusion: Casa Do Vale, or "House Of The Valley" is a luxury 1 bedroom home in the heart of Central Portugal. Located at an altitude of 470m, the house boasts stunning views of up to 50 miles on a clear day. Recently restored to a high standard, the guesthouse comes complete with a private wood-burning hot tub (October-May) that can be a plunge pool in summer and a larger shared swimming pool that can be private upon request.

Casa Chão de Ourém, Charm in Montargil.

Casa Chão de Ourém is located on the outskirts of the rural village of Montargil, offering exceptional views of the lake and its activities. Ideally positioned on 3 hectares of land for a quiet stay in the great outdoors. Total privacy offered not overlooked, no neighbors, surrounded by nature. The highlight... You have access to all the shops and restaurants in the village just a 3-minute walk from the house and a 5-minute drive you are on Lake Montargil.

Caravan in an exclusive location with a breathtaking view

Disconnect from everything in the middle of nature in this idyllic place with stunning views, just 1:30 hours from Lisbon. Ideal for romantic getaways, adventures with the little ones or just a place to relax and rest, breathe fresh air, listen to the sound of birds and return to your routine renewed. Just 15 minutes from the city of Tomar and its historical monuments, 30 minutes from Almourol Castle, and also, on hot days, close to several river beaches.

Stone cottage in the Natural Park Serra S. Mamede

Our little stone cottage lies on a stream and has views of the beautiful hills and meadows full of olive and cork trees. In the garden you will find some fruit trees, herbs and flowers. Not far there is a nice waterfall to enjoy hot summer days. This is a peaceful place to relax. Here you can get immersed in nature's beauty, enjoy the sky full of stars and listen to the sheep's bells chiming.

Restored winery on the Atlantic.

Historic late 17th century winery newly restored into home. Situated on the Atlantic Ocean with views of the beautiful Coastal village of Azenhas do Mar, Cabo da Roca and Ericeira. Walking distance to Praia das maçãs and Azenhas do Mar beach. Breathtaking views from either window of the home. More information available upon request. A rare property in a unique location.

SUN SET HOUSE

Casa medieval, de origem judaica (pensa-se que pode ter origem nos judeus sefarditas que foram expulsos de Espanha em 1492 pelos Reis Católicos), inteiramente recuperada conservando por inteiro toda a sua originalidade. Apenas foi incorporada a inevitável modernidade mas nunca entrando em conflito com a sua arquitectura tradicional.