An Eco-Retreat Made from Upcycled Materials in Portugal

Nestled on a sprawling 6-hectare estate in the pristine natural surroundings of Comporta, The Glass House is an eco-retreat that seamlessly combines sustainability with luxury. Spanning 480 square meters, The Glass House features a striking combination of raw concrete, reclaimed wood, and repurposed elements, accented by artisanal details such as black Italian terracotta tiles.

The design prioritizes minimal environmental impact while offering a sophisticated, contemporary aesthetic. With five spacious bedrooms and seven elegantly appointed bathrooms, the property’s flexible layout is ideal for family living or hosting guests.

white living room An Eco-Retreat Made from Upcycled Materials in Portugal

Expansive glass windows throughout the home provide panoramic views of the lush surroundings, where eucalyptus and pine trees envelop the property, creating a harmonious connection to nature.

kitchen rustic wooden island An Eco-Retreat Made from Upcycled Materials in Portugal

dining room with built in shelves and barn doors An Eco-Retreat Made from Upcycled Materials in Portugal

bedroom glass house An Eco-Retreat Made from Upcycled Materials in Portugal

The Glass House is a testament to the potential of upcycling in luxury real estate, constructed from sustainable materials and designed for eco-conscious living. From its thermal solar system to energy-efficient double-glazed windows, every detail underscores a commitment to sustainability.

serene bedroom An Eco-Retreat Made from Upcycled Materials in Portugal

garden swimming pool An Eco-Retreat Made from Upcycled Materials in Portugal

In addition to its environmental credentials, the property offers high-end amenities, including an infinity pool and extensive outdoor spaces perfect for relaxation. Encircled by a verdant forest of eucalyptus and pine, The Glass House provides a serene retreat amidst the natural beauty of Portugal.