A Private 1.6-Hectare Estate in Porches

There is a particular kind of luxury that comes not from excess, but from having space enough to create a world of your own.

Set across 16,000 m² of landscaped grounds in Porches, this substantial ten-bedroom estate offers precisely that. With 795 m² of construction, extensive gardens, a private tennis court, swimming pool and dedicated wellness and leisure spaces, the property has the scale of a private resort while retaining the intimacy of a family home.

The residence has been designed around a series of generous, light-filled living spaces. Large windows frame the surrounding landscape and establish a natural connection between the house and its gardens, while multiple reception areas allow the property to shift easily between quiet family life and large-scale entertaining.

At the heart of the home is a contemporary kitchen conceived as both a practical working space and a social one, connecting naturally with the outdoor dining and entertaining areas.

Across the residence are ten generously proportioned bedrooms and nine bathrooms, providing considerable flexibility for family and guests while allowing different areas of the house to retain their own sense of privacy.

Leisure is woven into the estate rather than treated as an afterthought. A dedicated spa area with hot tub, a well-equipped gym and a stylish games and pool room create spaces for wellness and recreation throughout the year.

Outside, the scale of the grounds becomes apparent.

Landscaped gardens unfold around the house through mature planting, stone pathways and shaded areas. A pergola-covered walkway introduces structure and character to the gardens, while the private tennis court is set discreetly among the vegetation.

Features

• Pool
• Air conditioning
• Garden
• Heating
• Garage
• Parking
• Reception room
• Terrace/Balcony
• Covered dining area
• Gym
• BBQ
• Spacious
• Character property
• Near bars / restaurants
• Near school(s)

Energy rating

• A+
• A
• B
• B-
• C
• D
• E
• F
• G

The energy rating shows the energy efficiency of a building on a scale of A to G. The most efficient homes – which should have the lowest fuel bills – are in band A, whereas the most inefficient homes are in band G.