Hello, I'm Bruno.
I live on the coast west of Lisbon, and I help people find a home here.
Families from Lisbon who want more space, people moving from abroad, and owners who want to sell. I work with a few clients at a time, so each one gets my full attention.
[A FEW LINES FROM BRUNO: how long he has lived here, how he started in real estate, what he loves about the area.]
I visit every home before I show it to you, and I tell you what I think of it - the good and the less good. Then I stay with you through the offer, the lawyer, the bank and the notary, until the keys are in your hand.
I speak Portuguese and English.
Bruno Bartolomeu
Get in touchWhy Linha 38
In Portugal, the coast between Lisbon and Cascais has its own name: “A Linha”, or “The Line”, after the railway that runs beside the sea from Cais do Sodré to Cascais.
For people in Lisbon it is the train to the beach, the drive home along the water with the windows down, the towns from Oeiras and Carcavelos to Estoril and Cascais where the city goes at the weekend. It is where we live, and where Linha 38 began.
38 is where “A Linha” sits on the map. Lisbon, Cascais, Sintra and Comporta all lie on the 38th parallel north.
Today we find homes all over Portugal. The name is there to remind us where we come from. (Linha is said LEEN-ya.)
