House/Villa Carvoeiro

Portugal · Algarve · Lagoa

Price

€750,000

Bedrooms

4

Type

House/Villa

Ref

P199847

Property Details

Country
Portugal, Algarve
Location
Lagoa
Type
New
Style
House/Villa
Bedrooms
4
Size
0 sq m
Garden
Not Specified
Terrace
Not Specified
Furnished
Not Specified
Plot Size
0

House/Villa Carvoeiro

Why not buy a house which has been built to fulfill your dreams and wishes! We can do just that!! We have eight unique plots for sale in Carvoeiro, an authentic fishing area. These are close to the centre and within walking distance to the beach. The plots have a beautifulview of the sea and are located next to the golf course at Vale de Milho Golf. You can have your own private garden and swimming pool. Excellent oppourtunity to have a home built to suit you! Ground floor: • Lounge • Dining room • Kitchen • Reception • 2 bedrooms • 2 bathrooms • Central room with staircase • Veranda • Toilet Ist floor: • 2 bedrooms • 2 bathrooms • Large balcony • Veranda Outside: • Private access • Patio on the garden • Pergola for 2 cars • Extra parking area for 3 cars • Round, exotic swimming pool

It is a long time since the fishermen readied their nets for the fray and set off from Carvoeiro beach in their boats to hunt for tuna. But the houses still curve around over the port where the colourful fishing boats chug back and forth and the fishermen continue to seek out a living as they have done since time immemorial. But today’s Carvoeiro is also an international tourist resort. Perched on the top of a cliff are the vestiges of the walls of the fort of Nossa Senhora da Conceição (Our Lady of the Conception) (17th century). Inside the fort lies the hermitage of Nossa Senhora da Encarnação (Our Lady of the Incarnation), revered by fishermen.

Nearby are the rock formations of Algar Seco; strange shapes and profiles sculpted by the wind and sea; and the romantic Lovers' Balcony. On days when the tide is high, the sea turns the many fissures and hollows into booming organ pipes. A naval battle took place off Cape Carvoeiro in 1574. A Portuguese flotilla attacked the Turkish corsair karamet, who was ravaging the Algarve coast, and destroyed his fleet.

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