Designed by Nuno Graça Moura, this set of 24 T1 rowhouses forms an elegant semi-circle around a valley, seamlessly blending into the natural topography of Bom Sucesso Resort. The homes are not immediately visible from the street, as they are built into the slope of the valley, preserving the landscape’s openness while ensuring privacy and unobstructed views.

The entry level is nearly at street height, with a staircase leading down to the sleeping area, which overlooks the double-height living space below. The large, two-story windows create a visual connection between both floors, flooding the interiors with natural light and enhancing the sense of openness.

Descending further to the ground floor, residents have direct access to the communal garden, a serene valley filled with ancient olive trees, a shared pool, and a natural landscape extending toward the Óbidos Lagoon. Some homes even enjoy lake views, further elevating their tranquil and scenic setting.

With their white façades and carefully integrated design, these homes harmonize with the surrounding valley and golf course, offering a minimalist yet functional living experience.

2011 Finalist of the “V Prémio ENOR”, Vigo, Spain
Selected for the exhibition “Habitar Portugal 2009-2011”

As Nuno Graça Moura describes:
“The various plots that make up the project adapt to the natural topography of the surroundings and blend into the valley.”

The rowhouses are documented on the architect’s website, showcasing Graça Moura’s thoughtful approach to merging architecture with nature at Bom Sucesso.

Lot 158 at Bom Sucesso Resort