Batalha, Portugal

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Drive up to this remarkable home and you’ll find yourself charmed from the outset. Its distinctively regional architecture – with its decorative red trim against white stucco walls – is a shining example of Portuguese eclectic design, and its unique aura continues both inside and outside its walls. Feel at home immediately with its cosy living room and its four bedrooms, each with ensuite bathroom – and relax into easy living outside, with its patios, spacious garden and the stunning swimming pool surrounded by sun loungers and umbrellas. 

The Aura of the Douro

This modern villa offers you comfort and style during your getaway to Portugal. Crisp white walls, accompanied by cream and beige decor create a cosy yet contemporary feel. The living space is lit up by the large floor-to-ceiling windows, with a gorgeous view of the surrounding landscape – the perfect backdrop when putting your feet up to read a brand new book. The windows double up as balcony doors where you can enjoy the refreshing breeze as you sip on an energising cup of coffee or a sumptuous glass of wine. 

The open plan space allows you to cook up a storm in the kitchen, with the delicious aroma wafting through the home – what could be better than a scenic view when cooking for your loved ones? Light bites can be enjoyed at the breakfast bar, or enjoy a tasty plate of food together at the dining table. Take a refreshing dip in the pool no matter the time of day – we recommend spending evenings out here, with the gorgeous amber glow of the sunset shining upon the terrace.

River Hills

Discover the magic of the Douro Valley from this secluded holiday home. With stunning views of the surrounding vineyards and countryside, this is the perfect place to relax and enjoy a memorable stay. Spend your time hiking nearby or swimming in the private pool, all while admiring the scenery. Inside, you’ll find a fully-equipped open kitchen and dining area, and two living spaces – there’s plenty of room for a group of friends or a big family group. 

Terra Douro

There’s no price for guessing what the city of Porto is famous for. However, you may be surprised to find that this fortified wine begins its life far from the city, in the vineyards found upstream and on either side of the river Douro, and it’s here where you’ll find this eye-catching villa. Overlooking the slopes of Portugal’s wine region, this home boasts panoramic views that are almost impossible to tear your eyes away from. At sunset, make a beeline for the infinity pool that stretches out across the width of the house. There’s a second heated swimming pool to the side, best reached through the open-plan living and dining room. Take a dip beneath a starlit sky or sunbathe during the day. Floor-to-ceiling sliding doors and windows can be found from the kitchen to the three bedrooms, effortlessly bridging the indoors and outside. The best views can be found from the balcony on the first floor. Since this area has been granted UNESCO World Heritage status, you’ll find that there’s plenty of exploring and hiking to do. But there’s also fun to be had at home on a rainy afternoon – challenge the group to a championship of billiards and table football and may the best team win.

Dreaming of the Douro

With its long stretch of wild and beautiful beaches, the northern coast of Portugal is a haven for sun-seekers and surf lovers. And just a short drive from Moledo beach (one of the region's most renowned destinations), this villa provides the perfect setting for a dreamy coastal getaway.

Nestled within a sanctuary of trees and offering views across the Minho river, you’ll find this home is designed with your comfort in mind. The light and airy rooms are complimented by minimalist furnishings and floor-to-ceiling windows, while the peaceful bedrooms set the tone for total relaxation. 

Follow the views outside, and you’ll find the garden welcoming you to enjoy lazy days by the pool, relaxing sunset drinks and al fresco meals that linger long into the evening. 

From here, it’s just a twenty-minute walk to the nearest mini-market, while the charming old Roman Town of Caminha (just a short drive or energising walk away) boasts a lively promenade with an abundant selection of restaurants, cafes and bars – perfect for connecting with the authentic spirit of the region. And for explorations further afield, the coast is brimming with opportunities for hiking, cycling, wine-tasting and simply admiring the natural beauty of Portugal. 

Velvet Moon

Portugal may be a holiday hotspot for those seeking sun, sea and sand, but if solitude also features highly on your list, this home might just be for you. The Minho region is less visited than Porto or Lisbon, but no less beautiful, and Twigs at Twilight perfectly embodies its rural elegance. The sleek pool and minimalist decor are accentuated by old stone walls and locally-sourced timber, making for a natural and unfussy aesthetic. This home is ideal for all those who crave a peaceful escape with beautiful scenery, the chance to explore some of Portugal’s oldest villages and untouched coastline, and a glimpse into a simpler, more traditional way of life without sacrificing on creature comforts. 


Twigs at Twilight

Whether you're visiting the Douro region to sample its produce, soak up some sun, journey into Porto or head away with the family, this Peso da Régua apartment is a real find. On the ground floor you'll find a characterful living room, dining area and kitchen, while upstairs features two bedrooms and two bathrooms with standalone showers to ease any morning traffic. This home also grants you access to a glimmering communal pool, proximity to several inspiring hiking routes, and unique views of the remarkable mountains and river running through them. You'll be around an hour and twenty minutes from the vibrant city of Porto, although a car is strongly recommended for getting around.

The Grapes of Joy

If you love to make an entrance, you'll be smitten with this home perched upon the banks of the River Douro. You are, of course, more than welcome to arrive by car, but there's also the option to travel by boat from Pinhão or a local farm and alight at the private pier.

Whatever means you use to show up, you're sure to be instantly wowed by this remarkable address, one of two neighbouring homes that date back to 1876. While the exterior is traditional in appearance, the interior has been thoroughly modernised – and the home even comes with its own chef. 

When it comes to days out, you'll have an on-site villa concierge to help arrange excursions and ensure you make the most of the UNESCO World Heritage Site surrounding this home. The valley is famous for port production, so visiting a winery for a tasting is a must – but there are also boat trips and hiking routes to keep you entertained.

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Surrounded by pretty vineyards, sprawling olive groves, and idyllic green peaks, this charming villa is wonderfully positioned in the heart of the wine-producing Douro Valley region. Make the most of the area and hike the world-famous Douro Valley, admiring the sweeping picturesque views, or indulge in some wine tasting at the nearby winery – pick out your favourite and enjoy it all holiday long. 

When you return to the villa, cool off in your private swimming pool, or simply relax in one of the outdoor seating areas. From garden tables and chairs, and sun loungers, to an outside dining area with a summer kitchen, this home provides the very best in outdoor living. The authentic Portuguese furnishings and natural tones inside blend with the rural backdrop of the surrounding terrains, and there's an easy, homey feel to the place. We particularly love the numerous patio doors, giving every room access to the outside space and flooding them with natural light.

The Vine Lady

We're utterly in love with this reimagined farmhouse-style property located just outside of the idyllic old fishing village of Esposende. From its sunny yellow facade complete with quaint panelled windows and traditional terracotta roof tiles to its elegant interior that retains many of its original, rustic features – not to mention the beautiful modern step-down swimming pool – we think it offers something truly unique and special for your holiday in this often-overlooked part of Portugal.

The indoor spaces of this home feel impressive and grand, and yet manage to exude a kind of homely warmth that's welcoming and comfortable. The bedrooms, in particular, are a favourite of ours. Awake as the gentle morning light begins to seep in through those large French windows with stained glass detailing and feel immediately enveloped in the majesty of these rooms, as the high ceilings and gorgeous furnishings create a sense of luxury. Coffee out on the terrace anyone? 

The living and dining rooms, too, have an undeniable opulence, giving off an irresistible old-world glamour. Make the most of the sense of occassion by coming together for a special meal, or simply enjoying one another's company in the effortless serenity of these spaces.

When you do fancy getting out of the villa, then you'll be spoilt for choice when it comes to things to do in the local area. Explore the local town of Esposende where you will find fantastic fish restaurants serving up the freshest seafood. Or, make the short 30-minute drive to the historic city of Oporto – the centre of which is classified as a World Heritage Site. The sand beaches of this part of the Portuguese coastline are under four kilometres away too, so grab the suncream and a beach towel and get out there for a day of sun, sea, and unbridled relaxation (as well as some high-octane watersports if you like). In the mood for more activity? Then there is both golf and horse riding on offer in the local area.

A Farmhouse with Finesse

Set in the heart of the spectacular Douro Valley, this 17th-century estate boasts sweeping river views. The vibe here is country living with a touch of grandeur - think exposed brick walls, four-poster beds, chandeliers and shutters. And with rooms spread across the main house and four charming outbuildings, there's plenty of space for up to sixteen guests. Spend your days lounging by the private pool or wandering the landscaped gardens, then choose between cruising the Douro River or sampling the region’s finest wines at one of the surrounding vineyards. This is slow living at its very best.

Vines of the Douro

Amid the rolling hills and vineyards of the UNESCO-listed Douro Valley, this home opens its doors to a restorative countryside escape. Inspired by organic living, the clever owners have created a simple sanctuary where locally sourced furnishings and art sit alongside contemporary comforts. The garden features a private infinity pool and access to the Corgo River. There’s also a rustic wine cellar which can be used for events (upon request), and an independent studio sleeping four guests – making this the ideal location for groups to enjoy privacy and quality time together. 

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