Sophie found the farm in 2004 and spent the following years giving it back its dignity without erasing a single one of its marks: old stone, materials that still speak, objects that have already lived a life. Wherever you look, something has been composed for you to look at. It sits between the pine forest and the ocean, twenty minutes from the walls of Óbidos and a short drive from the Atlantic.
Four ways to stay: two suites for two, each with a private terrace facing the pines; a studio with its own patio and a kitchenette for slow breakfasts; an apartment with two bedrooms for a family of four. A pool, a garden, a playroom for the children, and long tables that fill up on their own. Take the whole house and it sleeps twelve across six en-suite bedrooms — with housekeeping, breakfast, a private chef if you want one, and surf, yoga or massages arranged on request.
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