Vivenda Malvina

Cascais e Estoril, Portugal

Exterior only

Visible from the street; the inside is private.

Vivenda Malvina is an early twentieth-century residential villa in Cascais e Estoril, Portugal, built in 1907 by architect Rafael Duarte de Melo. Situated on Monte Estoril, the house exemplifies the summer architecture aesthetic that flourished along the Portuguese Riviera during the Belle Époque, while incorporating Art Nouveau design principles characteristic of its era. Currently recognized as a historic house with cultural heritage significance, the structure remains under study listing status.