
Coffee on the terrace.
One of two options available, before the town wakes up.


At sunset, the seagulls line up along the roof across the street, one beside the other, as if they had booked the view. The family who made this flat their home named it after them.

The flat was fully renovated in 2024 as a place for the family to come back to. You can see it in every choice they made: an Alessi kettle and a Smeg toaster on the counter, Bosch in the kitchen, a Marshall speaker in the living room, original local art on the walls.
Between visits, they opened the door to guests who wanted to live Cascais the way they do.

The living room faces southwest, and the light stays with it until evening. Double glazing keeps the town outside. The street below is one-way and open only to residents, so the center of Cascais is all around you without its noise reaching the top floor.
In a town known for its bustle, guests write about the quiet.
The first terrace opens off the living room into the sun, over the terracotta rooftops where the gulls gather. The second sits off the kitchen at the back, where beach towels and swimsuits dry in the afternoon.

One of two options available, before the town wakes up.
For guests, Seagull House is a home in the center of Cascais.
To the owner, a short-term rental with a record anyone can read. 100% of guests reviewed it five stars. Airbnb ranks it as a Guest favorite. Most guests come here to live for a week, and longer stays mean fewer changeovers for every night sold.
