Paradellas Houses Residences is a family-run company created in 2013 and based in Lisbon city centre. We provide guests with beautiful places to stay, travel, and work abroad. From the heart of our cities to the depth of the Portuguese Costa Azul, we put our heart, soul, and wanderlust into providing forever travellers with a new and exciting way to explore Portugal.  Paradellas Houses focuses on managing and operating hotels, apartment hotels, guest houses and other accommodations, blending these spaces into beautifully designed accommodations with local experiences. We provide an accommodation solution for every budget, from luxury city centre suites to beautiful beach villas and charming country houses. In 2022 Paradellas Houses opened The Built Environment and Architecture department which mainly focuses on custom-built accommodations for today’s traveller's needs, providing our guests with a great network to travel and discover the best places around Portugal. PH is a multidisciplinary family operating with a team and friends from all over the world.

PH in Atlantic Coast is a shared house with private Studio Rooms, a shared swimming pool and a terrace. The host is very welcoming, lives on the property, and ensures you can get all the support needed. We don´t allow parties or extra guests and prefer guests who come to enjoy nature and a quiet stay. Located in Charneca de Caparica, the beachside is as far as 5 km away, and Tróia can be reached in a 30-minute drive plus a short ferry journey. PH in Atlantic Coast provides accommodation with an outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and barbecue facilities. This property also features family and twin rooms and provides guests with a sun terrace. Free WiFi and luggage storage space are provided. The nearest airport is Humberto Delgado Airport, Lisbon's main airport, 18 km from the accommodation, a short 20-minute drive. The town is full of good restaurants and green spaces.

Charneca de Caparica, sparsely populated until a few years ago, was closely linked to fishing activities and subsistence agriculture, implanted in small gardens of dune lands. The activities of its inhabitants were divided between agriculture work and fishing activities when the sea allowed it. Urban development has gradually turned it into a different village, with a large permanent population as well as a seasonal one. Despite its proximity to Lisbon, it never lost its integration with nature. The population considered young, is friendly and welcoming. There is a city complex with an adventure park, set in a large green area, ideal for picnics, sports or leisure activities, and a playground for children, which can be glimpsed from the large glass that separates the municipal pool, covered and heated, open for classes or free use. The municipal market is a foodie's heaven: the fresher fish, richer vegetables and fruits from the region, as well as butchers, bakeries, flowers and trinkets. Just a stone’s throw away is Arriba Fossil cliffs offering shaded, pine-scented walks leading to spectacular views overlooking the beach and the ocean.