A family house in Matosinhos,
five minutes from the sand.
Two bedrooms, a 70 m² garden and a private gym on Rua Brito Capelo, a short walk from Praia de Matosinhos, the metro, and the best seafood in Portugal.
2 bedrooms · sleeps 4 · 5 min walk to the beach · 70 m² garden · private gym
Everything a family needs (1)
The house shares its building with a working art gallery that hosts regular openings and events.
Private garden — 70 m²
Enclosed, sunny, made for long breakfasts and kids running loose.
Private gym
Your own workout space — no shared hotel gym, no schedule.
Parking, 1 minute away
Arrive, unload, done. No circling the block.
Hyper-fast internet
Fiber connection that handles calls, streaming and uploads at once.
A 40" TV in every bedroom
Compatible with all streaming services, so bring your own logins.
Art gallery downstairs
The building hosts a working gallery with regular openings and events.
Full family kitchen
Everything you need to cook like you live here.
Private chef, on request
A chef friend of the house cooks longevity-focused dinners or teaches healthy meal prep. Ask us and we’ll connect you.
A father of four who spends his life on planes: about 60 flights a year. This is the house he always dreamed of coming home to — with room for the kids, a garden, and the ocean five minutes away.
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Why Matosinhos
Featured Matosinhos as a destination on the rise, where seafood heritage meets art, architecture and gastronomy.
Matosinhos is part of Porto’s UNESCO-recognised creative food scene, a city that lives by its gastronomy.
The city’s own claim: fish landed at the port each morning, grilled over charcoal by lunchtime.
The Pritzker-winning architect was born here; his tidal pools and clifftop teahouse are minutes away.
Rua Brito Capelo — turn left, and you’re at the ocean.
Praia de Matosinhos
A wide, sandy city beach with surf schools and lifeguards in season.
Seafood grills
Rua Heróis de França: charcoal-grilled fish that people cross the country for.
Mercado de Matosinhos
The municipal market: fresh fish, fruit, flowers and local life.
Spaces coworking
For when you need to book meetings — or hang out with other cool people.
“She Changes” & the promenade
Janet Echelman’s giant red net sculpture and the seafront walk to Castelo do Queijo.
Piscina das Marés
Álvaro Siza’s famous saltwater tidal pools, carved into the rocks at Leça.
Casa de Chá da Boa Nova
Siza’s clifftop teahouse, now a two-Michelin-star restaurant over the waves.
Metro station
Two minutes from the door, and central Porto is 25 minutes down the line.
Good to know
How does check-in work?+
Self check-in with a smart lockbox. We send you the code and simple instructions the day before arrival. Check-in from 15:00, check-out by 11:00. Flexible when the calendar allows, just ask.
Is the house good for kids?+
Very. The 70 m² garden is enclosed, we have a travel cot and high chair on request, and the beach 5 minutes away is wide, sandy and lifeguarded in season.
Is there parking if we come by car?+
Yes — parking one minute from the house. We send exact directions and tips with your booking confirmation.
How fast is the internet?+
Hyper-fast fiber. Every bedroom has a 40-inch TV compatible with all major streaming services, and if you need a full workday setup, we’re friends with the coworking space around the corner.
How do we get to Porto?+
The metro station is a 2-minute walk from the house — central Porto is about 25 minutes down the line. You genuinely do not need a car for the city.
How far is the airport?+
Porto Airport (OPO) is about 10 minutes by car or taxi, one of the shortest airport transfers you will ever do. You can also connect by metro.
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