Casa Sagara sits at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in Lagoa Formosa, a consolidated residential area between the Carvalhal dunes and Pego Beach, with Quinta do Pisão forming part of daily life. The setting is calm and established, shaped by recent architectural development, with nature present as part of daily routine and accessed directly from the plot.

Completed in 2025, the house was conceived as an integrated architectural and interior project, organized around a clear spatial logic, separating social and private areas while maintaining visual continuity throughout. Light enters from multiple orientations, and ceiling height is used to give the interiors a sense of openness that goes beyond the measured footprint. The garden is treated as an extension of the living spaces, shaping how the house is inhabited across the day.

The main living areas open directly onto the garden through fully retractable glazing, allowing life to move easily between inside and out. Materials and systems are integrated quietly: bespoke joinery provides extensive storage, lighting is dimmable throughout, and underfloor heating and cooling sit alongside air conditioning for year-round comfort. The kitchen is fully equipped with Miele appliances, a Smeg oven, and Bora induction with integrated extraction, conceived as part of the living space.

All three bedrooms are en suite, offering privacy without hierarchy. A former garage has been converted into a studio or home office, creating a flexible additional room that supports remote work or occasional guests. The house is offered furnished and fully equipped, allowing immediate use without further construction, furnishing, or design decisions.

Outside, the pool is proportioned to the plot and integrated into a sequence of outdoor living zones. Multiple balconies and terraces extend the interior, while sea views appear quietly from the garden and first-floor level. Sustainable features include cork façade insulation, photovoltaic panels feeding energy back to the grid, and pre-installation for EV charging.

Casa Sagara suits a design-led buyer looking for a finished second home with minimal friction. The emphasis is on layout, light, and indoor–outdoor flow. More retreat than statement, it is a house designed for regular use, close to the beach, nature, and the evolving architectural landscape of Lagoa Formosa. It also works well for families seeking a life more connected to nature, within an established and residential setting.