Price locked in the contract
€495,000 in the promise-to-purchase — the house price, not a loose deposit.
Fonte Velha street · Enxomil, Arcozelo
Enxomil
T4 villa · Eco Village Enxomil
A single-storey T4 villa at Eco Village Enxomil in Arcozelo, Vila Nova de Gaia — four contemporary houses on a 3,052 m² plot at Rua da Fonte Velha / Travessa de Enxomil. Horizontal architecture, a flat roof, and a direct link to the garden.
This unit (plot 1) has about 180 m² of private gross floor area and 238 m² of construction: living and kitchen opening onto the deck, four bedrooms including suites, bathrooms, a two-car garage box, and an outdoor pool planned in the garden. The plot is 785 m².
Finishes follow the Ecoconcept schedule: Schüco (or equivalent) frames, Silestone and Bosch kitchen, heat pump for domestic hot water, double-flow mechanical ventilation, alarm pre-install and ITED.
It will be a passive house: a well-insulated envelope, high-performance frames, heat-recovery ventilation and careful detailing at thermal bridges — steady comfort and low energy bills, without constant heating and cooling.
Miramar beach and the Senhor da Pedra chapel are a few minutes away. The A29 is next door; Porto is about 15–20 minutes by car.
The sale is an assignment of a promise-to-purchase contract for a future property, at a final price of €495,000.
€495,000 in the promise-to-purchase — the house price, not a loose deposit.
Step into the signed contract: €55,000 now and €50,000 in February 2027, then take over remaining payments to the developer.
Everything on one level: deck, garden and an outdoor pool in the base design.
Beach, boardwalks and golf a few minutes away; A29 and Miramar station next door.
Insulation, heat-recovery MVHR and efficient frames: year-round comfort and about 75% less energy than a conventional house.
Ecoconcept finish schedule: Schüco, Silestone, Bosch, heat pump and MVHR.
Four villas at Eco Village Enxomil, not a large condominium.
This is not a finished house for sale: it is the contractual position in a promise-to-purchase of a future property, at a final price of €495,000. The buyer replaces the current promissory purchaser in the contract with the developer.
Final CPCV price
€495,000
Now
€55,000
February 2027
€50,000
Contract position
€105,000
The lever is the estimated property value at completion. Capital in the assignment is always €105,000. The position is the property minus the €495,000 CPCV. At €695,000 for the house, the position is worth €200,000 over about 2 years. This is not a guarantee.
€105,000→€200,000
Final CPCV price
€495,000
Capital in the position
€105,000
Position value
€200,000
Property − CPCV.
Gain
€95,000
ROI
90.5%
Total return over the period.
APY
38.0%
Equivalent annual rate, compounded.
An illustrative scenario, not a forecast or a guarantee. The assignment is €105,000 (€55,000 now + €50,000 in February 2027). Remaining CPCV payments to the developer are separate. The CPCV and the assignment deed prevail.
Plot 1 will be a passive house — the high-performance Passive House standard: comfort, health and savings, with almost no heating and cooling demand.
Indoor temperatures typically stay between 20 °C and 25 °C, without cold or hot spots at walls and windows, and without draughts.
Against a conventional building, heating and cooling demand drops sharply. Energy bills fall; comfort does not.
Double-flow mechanical ventilation refreshes the air continuously, with heat recovery: less CO₂, pollutants and odours, without leaving windows open all day.
An envelope without thermal bridges and controlled air change prevent cold surfaces, condensation and building defects — even in windowless bathrooms.
The same envelope that cuts heat loss also cuts noise. Ground-floor bedrooms stay quieter against the street and nearby works.
Low energy demand means fewer emissions and less fossil-fuel dependence. What remains can come from renewables.
With so little heat leaking, the house holds temperature far longer in a power cut than a typical home.
A passive house matches the NZEB idea (nearly zero energy building): with so little to supply, energy autonomy is within reach.
Envelope insulation, high-performance windows and doors with shading, heat-recovery ventilation, airtightness, and no thermal bridges.
Benefits of the Passive House (Passivhaus) standard, per Passivhaus Portugal and reference literature. This villa will be built as a passive house; formal certification, if any, depends on execution and on-site tests. The CPCV prevails.
Cruzada Auspiciosa Projetos e Construções · single-storey villas
A cluster of single-storey villas with contemporary architecture and flat roofs, designed to live at garden level. This unit (plot 1) combines a social area opening to the outside, four bedrooms including suites, laundry, garage and an outdoor pool planned in the garden.
Rua da Fonte Velha e Travessa de Enxomil s/n, Enxomil, Arcozelo, Vila Nova de Gaia
For the assignment or more information about the villa, contact João Alves.