Edimarip, a company belonging to the M2O Group, is developing a new gated community of four-bedroom houses in Vila Nova de Gaia, located between Rua do Campismo and Rua dos Combatentes, with a total investment of €25 million. The project, called Madalena Vila Mar, stands out as the only development of its kind on the beachfront of the Gaia coast.
Currently, the development is at a balanced stage of completion and sales, with around half of the work completed and 50% of the units sold. The project consists of 20 two-story houses, built on a 9,692-square-meter plot, with a reduced occupancy rate of less than a quarter of the total area, which allows for green spaces, leisure areas, and a direct relationship with the natural surroundings.
The development is being marketed by Predial Mar and maintains a low-density positioning, focusing on a layout that favors privacy and quality of life. Each villa, with a total gross area of around 240 square meters, has been designed to meet the demands of contemporary family life, incorporating private gardens, a garage, and outdoor parking with a porch.
The construction schedule points to completion at the end of 2026, with the first deeds expected in the first half of 2027. The developer also plans to make two semi-detached houses available as model homes, one of which will be fully furnished and decorated, in early 2026.
The development includes a heated swimming pool, deck, gym, central garden, lounge areas, and a pet-friendly park, in a safe and exclusive environment. There are two detached houses (one already sold) and eighteen semi-detached houses. Sale prices range from €1.1 million to €1.25 million.
“There is no similar development on the Vila Nova de Gaia waterfront, all the way to Espinho, and as this is an extremely exclusive condominium in a prime area, sales are expected to accelerate considerably in the coming months. The high-end market continues to be in high demand,” says Martinho Machado, General Manager of Predial Mar.
The villas incorporate low environmental footprint materials, renewable energy systems, and passive design strategies that ensure natural light, efficient ventilation, and thermal comfort throughout the year. Ding Dong was responsible for the interior architecture.
Image credits: © Madalena Vila Mar
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