Lumin is the latest luxury residential development in Sines, one of Portugal’s most iconic coastal destinations, featuring a strategic and privileged location. Situated in the historic town of Sines, a gateway to Europe and the birthplace of Vasco da Gama, Lumin offers a unique lifestyle where modernity and cultural heritage blend seamlessly. With its stunning protected beaches and breathtaking views, Sines provides a natural retreat just minutes from Lisbon, offering the perfect balance between countryside tranquility and urban proximity.

With a total of 24 apartments in one- and two-bedroom layouts, Lumin stands out for its modern architecture and design that harmoniously integrates with the surrounding landscape. These apartments, ranging from 75 to 150 m², are thoughtfully designed for day-to-day living and resident comfort. The selection of materials and finishes has been carefully chosen to respect the environment while enhancing comfort levels, featuring privileged coastal views and exclusive amenities for an elevated quality of life.

Living at Lumin means experiencing the best of the Portuguese coast, where nature, tranquility, and sophistication coexist. Sines is also a host to international events, with a rich cultural heritage and museums that keep its medieval history alive, offering a cosmopolitan atmosphere. Lumin is more than just a place to live; it’s a space where time is dedicated to what truly matters.

This nine-bedroom apartment has a total area of 408.45m², with bedrooms ranging between 16 and 19m², each featuring a private bathroom and window. The apartment also includes a living room and kitchenette covering 61.80m², a laundry room, three storage areas, and a guest bathroom. Complementing the interior space, there is also a small balcony accessed from the living room, measuring 6.60m².

Sines is a coastal city in Portugal, located in the Alentejo region, known for its historical and industrial significance. With roots dating back to Roman times, Sines is the birthplace of the famous navigator Vasco da Gama, whose statue and museum are prominent tourist attractions. In addition to its rich cultural traditions and natural landscapes, Sines boasts beautiful beaches and a rugged coastline that attracts visitors year-round. The annual World Music Festival is one of the city’s most notable events, bringing together people from various nationalities to celebrate music and cultural diversity.

Economically, Sines is home to one of Europe’s main deep-water ports, serving as a vital hub for maritime trade and the petrochemical and energy industries. The city has been strategically developing to attract investments in the technology and innovation sectors, establishing itself as a reference point for sustainable development and the blue economy. This combination of history, culture, and modernity makes Sines a unique destination in Portugal, drawing both tourists and professionals seeking new growth opportunities.

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