A family home.
Four ensuite bedrooms, all turned toward the sea. An open kitchen with island, a long living room, a spa room with bathtub on the floor below. A covered terrace above the pool — and the estuary in the distance.
From the gate to the pool. From the pool to the bay. And nothing in between.
The estuary carries the light.
Sitting at the edge, feet in the water. The sun settles on the bay, the mountain turns to silhouette.
Four bedrooms. Four ensuite bathrooms.
Where two waters meet.
Caminha sits at the northern edge of Portugal, where the river Minho slips into the Atlantic. Wednesday mornings at the market, afternoons on the beach at Moledo, evenings on a terrace facing Galicia across the water. A short ferry crosses the river to A Guarda — Spain, for an afternoon. The Camino de Santiago passes through Caminha too — the Portuguese Coastal Way crosses the Minho here.
Through the gate
The cobblestones, the wall, the sea behind.
The estuary
Some mornings the fog rolls in over the valley.
Sunset over Caminha
The bay, the mountain, the last light.
The open shore
Marram grass, long sand, the edge of Europe.
At low tide
A stream finds its way back to the sea, the sand turns to mirror.
Everything, nothing more.
- 061 Gbit/s fibre throughout
- 07Fresh-air ventilation · wood-burning fireplace
- 08Private parking on site
- 09No cameras indoors. Ever.
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