2.45-Hectare Plot with Ruin Near Aljezur – West Algarve Holiday Home Project

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Algarve, Aljezur, Portugal, Aljezur (Portugal)

0 Bedrooms · 0 Bathrooms · 94Floor area

€359,000

House

No parking

0 Bedrooms

0 Bathrooms

94m²

Garden

No pool

Not furnished

Description

Stand on the high ground of this 2.45-hectare plot on a quiet morning and you'll hear almost nothing — just cork trees moving in a soft Atlantic breeze and, very faintly, the sound of Aljezur's church bell drifting up from the valley. That's 1km away. It might as well be another world.

This is western Algarve at its most honest. Not the golf resorts and poolside bars of the Algarve coast most people know, but the wilder, greener, rougher-edged version — the Costa Vicentina side, where the landscape is protected by Europe's most intact coastal national park, Parque Natural do Sudoeste Alentejano e Costa Vicentina, and where the beaches are the kind you actually have to yourself. Praia de Arrifana is 10 minutes by car. Praia da Amoreira, where a river mouth meets the Atlantic in an extraordinary wide-open estuary, is even closer. You won't find sunbed rental there. You will find surfers, herons, and the smell of salt and river grass.

The plot itself is largely flat — genuinely so, not the "gently sloping" that Portuguese land listings sometimes use as a euphemism. Mature cork oaks and carob trees are scattered across the property, providing shade and giving the land a settled, established feel that young, cleared plots simply don't have. The fencing is in place. A water connection is already installed. Electricity runs at the boundary. And standing somewhere near the center of the land, already marked by decades of existence, is a ruin of approximately 140m² — the bones of a future home, with its footprint already licensed into the landscape.

That last point matters more than it might seem. In the Costa Vicentina protected zone, building permissions are tightly governed. Having an existing ruin with a defined footprint gives you a meaningful head start over a bare plot: the structure can typically be rebuilt and extended within the original footprint's parameters, subject to local authority approval. It's a foundation — literally and bureaucratically — that takes years off the development timeline. Any serious buyer should engage a local architect and the Câmara Municipal de Aljezur early to confirm exactly what's possible, but the scope here is real.

What could this become? The flat terrain, the water supply, the sheltered aspects between the cork trees — it's an obvious canvas for a permaculture project or a productive quinta with a kitchen garden, orchard, and small vegetable beds. Several properties in this corridor have done exactly that, supplying local restaurants with organic produce as a side income. Others have taken the ruin rebuild route: a three or four-bedroom family house with a natural pool, solar panels, and the kind of self-sufficient setup that's increasingly attractive to buyers from northern Europe who want something genuinely off the beaten track.

Aljezur town is 1km down the road — a proper, functioning Portuguese town, not a tourist village. There's a covered market on Tuesday mornings where local farmers sell tomatoes, eggs, and honey. There are three decent restaurants, two cafés, a pharmacy, a school, and a supermarket. The town divides into two halves: the older Moorish-influenced upper town around the ruined castle, and the lower, more modern part near the river. In October, the sweet potato festival — the Festa da Batata-Doce — takes over the streets, which tells you something about the character of the place. It's a community still running on its own rhythms.

The climate here runs warmer and drier than much of inland Portugal, with long summers stretching well into October and mild winters that rarely dip below 10°C at night. Spring arrives early — by March the hillsides above Aljezur are yellow with wild fennel and cistus — and the surf season on the west-facing beaches runs almost year-round, peaking between September and March when the Atlantic swells come in clean from the northwest. Experienced surfers from across Europe make the drive to Arrifana and Amado specifically for those conditions.

For international buyers, Portugal's legal framework for property purchase is well-established and relatively straightforward compared to other southern European markets. Non-EU citizens purchase in the same way as Portuguese nationals for most residential transactions. A local solicitor — known as a notário or advogado — handles the conveyancing. The NHR tax regime, while restructured in 2024 into the IFICI framework, continues to offer meaningful tax advantages for new residents qualifying under specific categories, including retirees and certain professionals. Portugal's Golden Visa program has shifted its eligible property categories, so prospective buyers interested in residency pathways should take specific advice. The Algarve property market, particularly on the western coast, has held value well, and comparable plots in this area with existing structures and infrastructure in place are increasingly hard to find at this price point.

Key features of this property:

- 2.45-hectare (approximately 6-acre) fully fenced plot, 1km from Aljezur town center
- Existing ruin of approximately 140m² marking a licensed building footprint
- Flat, usable terrain throughout — no significant slope to navigate
- Mature cork oaks and carob trees providing established shade and character
- Water connection already installed on the plot
- Electricity infrastructure running at the boundary
- Located in the Costa Vicentina Natural Park corridor — Europe's most protected Atlantic coastline
- Praia de Arrifana and Praia da Amoreira within 10 minutes by car
- Full services in Aljezur: market, schools, restaurants, pharmacy, supermarket
- Strong potential for a permaculture project, organic quinta, or family countryside retreat
- 94m² of existing usable area noted on title documents
- Faro International Airport approximately 1 hour 20 minutes by car
- Year-round mild climate; average summer highs around 26–28°C
- Listed at €359,000 — strong value for a developed plot of this size with infrastructure and structure in place
- No immediate renovation obligation — the land itself is productive and usable from day one

Properties like this one don't linger. The combination of a workable ruin, installed water, and a genuinely flat 2.45 hectares this close to the Costa Vicentina beaches is genuinely rare — and buyers who've been watching the western Algarve market for any length of time know it. If you're considering a plot purchase in Portugal as a vacation home project, a rural retreat, or a longer-term second home investment, this is worth a serious look.

Contact Homestra today to arrange a site visit or to receive the full documentation pack, including the plot's caderneta rústica, the ruin's registered details, and introductions to local architects and legal advisors who know this specific area well. The land is ready when you are.

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Amount of bedrooms
0
Size
94
Price per m²
€3,819
Garden size
24500
Has Garden
Yes
Has Parking
No
Has Basement
No
Condition
good
Amount of Bathrooms
0
Has swimming pool
No
Property type
House
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Nestled in the heart of the Algarve, the vibrant town of Lagoa offers a unique blend of traditional Portuguese charm and modern amenities, making it an ideal location for your second home. This spacious house, with its generous 390 square meters, is a perfect retreat for those seeking a vacation property that combines comfort, convenience, and a touch of Mediterranean allure. Imagine waking up to the gentle sounds of the Atlantic Ocean, just a short drive away, and starting your day with a leisurely breakfast on your private terrace. The Algarve's mild climate ensures that you can enjoy outdoor living year-round, whether you're sipping coffee in the morning sun or hosting a sunset dinner with friends. ### A Gateway to the Algarve's Treasures Lagoa is renowned for its stunning coastline, with golden beaches and dramatic cliffs that are perfect for sunbathing, swimming, and exploring. The nearby Praia da Marinha is often cited as one of the most beautiful beaches in the world, offering crystal-clear waters and breathtaking views. For those who enjoy a more active lifestyle, the Algarve is a paradise for golfers, with numerous world-class courses within easy reach. The region also offers excellent opportunities for hiking, cycling, and water sports, ensuring that there's always something to do, no matter your interests. ### A Culinary and Cultural Haven Lagoa is not just about natural beauty; it's also a hub of cultural and culinary delights. The town is home to a variety of restaurants and cafes, where you can savor traditional Portuguese dishes, fresh seafood, and international cuisine. The local markets are a feast for the senses, offering fresh produce, artisanal cheeses, and regional wines. Throughout the year, La ... click here to read more

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Welcome to a picturesque slice of Algarve paradise, located right in the heart of Aljezur, Portugal. Now, let me whisk you away to this 4-bedroom town house that offers not just a home, but an incredible opportunity for investment and lifestyle. I'm a busy real estate agent, but I wanted to take a moment to share this charming property with you. So, if you're an overseas buyer or expat searching for your own corner of Portugal, let's dive into what makes this home not just a property, but a potential dream come true. Standing proudly on the bustling streets of Aljezur, this 2-storey gem beckons with possibilities. Aljezur, known for its rich history, quiet charm, and proximity to nature, is tucked within the remarkable landscapes of Portugal's southwest Algarve. This quaint town lives amongst rolling hills, nearby beaches, and stunning farmland, offering a blend of tranquility and vibrant local life. As you wander into this classic town house, you'll find it wonderfully suited for a family seeking to enjoy idyllic Portuguese living. The upper floor is your main living space. It opens to a warm and inviting apartment adorned with: - 3 cozy bedrooms, perfect for a family - 1 full, charming bathroom - A spacious lounge area - A functional kitchen that promises delightful home-cooked meals - Stunning views over the Aljezur fields - A glance towards the distant Monchique hills Descending to the ground floor, you realize the adaptability of this space. Currently functioning as an office complete with a bathroom, this floor invites transformation. Could it become another apartment for rental income or guest accommodation, or perhaps a lively commercial space? - Direct access from the main street - Flexible usage possibili ... click here to read more

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Introducing a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for those seeking a unique piece of Portugal's picturesque countryside. Nestled within the vibrant tapestry of Aljezur's beautiful landscape, this 115m2 property stands as a testament to potential and possibility—a genuine fixer-upper ready to be transformed into a dream home. Imagine waking up to the gentle sound of a river flowing past your doorstep, surrounded by lush landscapes and the fresh scent of pine, oak, willow, ash, and olive trees. For nature enthusiasts, this picturesque setting offers an idyllic way of life that's increasingly rare to find. The land surrounding this property extends over 16,500m2, offering ample space for landscaping, gardening, or expanding your living space. Aljezur, located in the heart of Portugal's Algarve region, is renowned for its charming blend of history and natural beauty. Its winding cobbled streets and whitewashed houses offer a glimpse into traditional Portuguese life. The area is rich in history, with landmarks such as the Aljezur Castle providing an intriguing backdrop for leisurely explorations. The local climate is quintessentially Mediterranean, boasting warm, sun-filled days for a good part of the year, coupled with mild and wet winters. This makes Aljezur not just a desirable summer retreat but a comfortable year-round residence. Days here are usually spent outdoors, whether exploring the nearby beaches, hiking through the famous Rota Vicentina walking trails, or indulging in local culinary delights. Living in this part of Aljezur, you'll discover a laid-back lifestyle where community and tranquility go hand in hand. The nearest town offers all essentials like supermarkets, cafes, and bars, setting a perfect balance betw ... click here to read more

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Welcome to a truly unique opportunity nestled in the picturesque landscape of Aljezur, Portugal, a region known for its serene and untouched beauty in the Algarve. This charming fixer-upper beckons all who have been dreaming of a retreat away from the constant hum of city life. Imagine waking up to the gentle rustling of leaves and the soothing sounds of nature, all while being surrounded by the breathtaking countryside vista. This property is more than just a home; it's an adventure waiting to unfold. Situated on a vast stretch of land measuring about 76,750 square meters, the property houses a quaint one-bedroom villa alongside two ruins that present endless possibilities for restoration and renovation. The existing 79-square-meter cottage has a quaint, open-plan kitchen and living room fitted with a simplistic kitchen and a cozy fireplace that creates a perfect gathering space on cooler evenings. Though basic, the existing structures offer the perfect canvas for anyone looking to leave their mark and create something special. Needless to say, the opportunity here is vast. For those who dare to envision, the ruins on the plot—the larger one with three divisions totaling 146 square meters, and the smaller at 24 square meters—await your creative touch. Perhaps they can be transformed into additional living spaces, guest accommodations, or simply a studio for artistic endeavors. Whatever you choose, the potential is undeniable, offering a blank slate to craft your dream home in Portugal's stunning landscape. Property Features: - 1 Bedroom - 1 Bathroom - Open-plan kitchen/living room - Fireplace/salamander - Mezzanine - Outdoor storage/office - Wooden doors and windows - Insulated roof - Two ruins for restoration - Num ... click here to read more

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Property Overview Step into a world where tradition meets opportunity with this delightful 2 bedroom house located in the historical enclave of Odeceixe, within the picturesque Algarve region. Nestled on a scenic ground floor layout, this property not only offers stunning views but is steeped in local heritage, having served as a village store in bygone days. Now, this charming abode has transformed into a residence with an eye towards a potentially lucrative investment, including holiday home prospects. Property Details - Type: Ground floor house - Condition: Good - Bedrooms: 2 double bedrooms, one equipped with a built-in wardrobe - Bathroom: 1 complete with bathtub - Kitchen: Fully functional - Living Room: Accessible via a separate street entrance - Additional Features: Spacious backyard, 3 annexes, a barbecue area with a covered patio, and side gate entrance for parking The living spaces, bathed in natural light, provide a comfortable setting for daily activities. The kitchen, functional and well-maintained, is a nurturing hub of the home. The property’s rear section leads you to an expansive backyard with outbuildings, presenting a canvas of potential for transformation into holiday rentals, an art studio, or a serene home office, pending regulatory confirmations. Local Climate and Lifestyle São Teotónio in Odeceixe boasts a Mediterranean climate, characterized by warm, dry summers and mild, wet winters, making it a year-round attractive destination. Living in this region means embracing the outdoors with abundant sun and a refreshing breeze from the coast. Amenities Near You - ATM and bank services - A variety of local and international stores - Mini-markets for your daily needs - Cafes and bars with local a ... click here to read more

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Stand at the highest ridge of this land on a clear January morning and you can see the Atlantic. Not a sliver of it between rooftops—the actual open sea, glinting on the horizon above a rolling canvas of cork oak, wild rosemary, and orange groves. That view alone would justify the trip out to Marmelete. But it's just the beginning of what this 7-hectare plot has to offer. Marmelete sits in the Monchique foothills, one of those inland Algarve villages that feels genuinely unhurried—the kind of place where the weekly market still draws the same families it did thirty years ago, and where the medronho (arbutus berry brandy) is poured from unlabeled bottles with a conspiratorial smile. It's not the Algarve of beach bars and holiday complexes. It's the Algarve that people who actually know the region come looking for, and increasingly, the Algarve that the global retreat and eco-tourism market is pointing toward. The plot itself spans just under 7 hectares of classified rural land in good standing, and it carries something you almost never find attached to a parcel this size in Portugal: a registered ruin. That single detail changes everything. A registered ruin means legitimate redevelopment rights—not speculation, not a planning application starting from scratch, but an existing foothold in the land registry that opens the door to construction. Under the current PDM (Plano Diretor Municipal) for the Monchique municipality, you can build up to 300 square metres for private residential use, or up to 2,000 square metres if the project falls under rural tourism classification. That's a boutique eco-lodge. A yoga and wellness retreat. A working agro-estate with guest accommodation. The regulatory framework is already there; wh ... click here to read more

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Nestled in the verdant heart of Portugal's Algarve region, a truly intriguing opportunity awaits. This patch of land in Marmelete whispers the promise of both serenity and adventure. Suitable for those who yearn for an off-grid lifestyle, this land lacks neither potential nor charm. Let’s take a journey through the story of this property and the incredible lifestyle that Marmelete has to offer. Imagine driving down a quaint tarmac road flanked by stately cork trees, leading you straight into the bosom of a lush green valley. Just ten minutes away from the small town vibes of Marmelete, you're still close enough to relish the perks of a tight-knit community without feeling overwhelmed by city noise. Upon arrival, the flat riverbank land greets you, boasting fertile soil ideal for those with a passion for agriculture. On this plot of land stands a 88 m² house, a charming relic requiring a fair touch of TLC. Every corner of this house invites you to roll up your sleeves, revealing the potential to be tailored to your exact vision. As you climb up towards the house, you'll be rewarded with ample sunlight and the sense of tranquility only separation from the hustle of life can provide. For the creative souls, the existing garage presents an enticing option to transform it into an independent studio complete with a cozy mezzanine. - Located in Marmelete, Algarve, Portugal - Distanced 10 minutes from Marmelete town - 88 m² main house needing renovation - An additional 80 m² ruin, offering privacy - Land with fertile riverside soil, ideal for agriculture - Garage with conversion potential - Water sourced from a nearby spring and seasonal river - Accompanied by a variety of Medronheiro trees, perfect for eau de vie production ... click here to read more

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Welcome to this exquisite 3-bedroom villa, a private haven nestled amidst 10 acres of pristine mountain landscape in Marmelete, Algarve, Portugal. This property offers a tranquil atmosphere that beautifully intertwines with the region's breathtaking views stretching from the scenic Monchique to the distant Alentejo coastline, providing an abode of respite and relaxation. The main house is brimming with charm, offering two cosy bedrooms, each adorned with fireplaces that add warmth to the space and create a welcoming, relaxing atmosphere. An open-plan living space is filled with natural light, enhancing the feeling of spaciousness and creating the perfect environment for communal activities. The villa’s features are: - 3 bedrooms - 2 bathrooms - Size: 209 square meters - Price: 725,000€ - Open-planned light-filled living space - Reflexive double-glazed windows and doors - Additional self-contained annex with stunning views, complete with kitchenette and en-suite bathroom. - Private well with a functional distribution system to adequately supply water across the property - Sprinkler systems installed on the roof for added fire protection - Refreshing plunge pool and numerous outdoor areas ideal for alfresco dining Moving towards the kitchen, this is where inspiration meets functionality. Adorned with a Smeg stove, this dream kitchen couples exceptional organization and breathtaking views across the stunning Algarve panorama, making cooking a truly inspiring experience. In addition to the main building, a separate, self-contained annex provides additional space. The annex is not short on stunning views and comes with its own kitchenette and en-suite bathroom, ensuring ample space for hosting or for guests who value t ... click here to read more

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Welcome to the epitome of tranquil Portuguese villa living, located in the captivating village of Barão de São João, nestled in the heart of the Algarve region, within the picturesque city of Lagos. Framed by cerulean coastlines and sun-kissed beaches, the area fuses the charisma of natural beauty with the charm of the traditional Portuguese lifestyle. Imagine calling this charming single-story 2-bedroom villa your home - a dwelling composed not only of bricks and mortar, but of serenity, comfort, and an enticing sense of community. Upon entering, you are immediately enveloped in a sense of modern comfort and traditional charm. The villa features: - A size of 124 square meters. - Two spacious and well-designed bedrooms. - Two exquisitely renovated bathrooms enveloped in natural light. - A fully equipped, modern kitchen. - An extensive living room graced with high wooden ceilings and panoramic windows. - Outdoors, a lush garden complemented by a terrace ideally suited for al fresco dining or peaceful downtime in the sun. - An additional room that currently functions as an office but can be transformed to suit your specific requirements. Located in the enchanting city of Lagos in Portugal's Algarve region, Barão de São João typifies the laid-back lifestyle of the region. With year-round sunshine temperatures, residents relish minimal rainfall, cooling ocean breezes, warm summers, and mild winters. It is a haven for golf enthusiasts, boasting some of Europe's premier championship golf courses within reach. Living in this location is a holistic experience, brimming with local culture, tradition and an array of recreational activities. From strolling along old-town cobbled streets, visiting enticing local markets, or ... click here to read more

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Behold this dazzling 4-bedroom villa nestled in the sun-drenched hills of Mexilhoeira Grande, located in the heart of the southern Portuguese region of the Algarve. A truly enchanting haven of tranquility, this villa offers over 73,000 m2 of private land, which boasts the privilege of an elevated, hilltop position that promises breathtaking 360-degree views of the evergreen countryside, with the majestic Monchique mountains and the sparkling Atlantic Ocean graciously standing on the horizon. The villa's idyllic location, only 15 minutes from Lagos and 20 minutes from Portimão, ensures you are close enough to bustling city life while still relishing the joys and serenity of a rural setting. This makes it picture-perfect for those who appreciate the beauty and calmness of nature, a tranquil setting, and open views. The spacious, light-infused, single storey villa, which was constructed in 2012 to the highest standards, comprises 4 en-suite bedrooms, a generous open plan living area featuring double height ceilings, a modern kitchen, and a cozy TV room. The master bedroom cleverly opens onto the living area with sliding doors. Two of the bedrooms are smartly located in a separate wing with exclusive access, enhancing privacy. The fourth bedroom, which is currently being utilized as a large office, benefits from its own fireplace and is pre-installed for a kitchenette. This space holds the potential of being transformed into an independent studio. The villa is further enhanced by multiple strategically placed terraces, perfect for relishing the outdoor ambiance and lush gardens all year round, even in windy conditions. Comfort is ensured throughout the villa with underfloor heating, wood burning fireplaces, and air con ... click here to read more

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Experience the essence of traditional Portuguese elegance with this striking 7-bedroom villa located in the quaint village of Barão de São Miguel in the Algarve, Portugal. Distinguished by its classic Algarvian style, the property offers a perfect blend of charm, comfort, and spacious sophistication. This two-story villa spans approximately 585 square meters and is ideally positioned to enjoy panoramic views of the idyllic countryside. The main residence is spread over two floors. The ground floor houses six well-appointed bedrooms ensuring ample space for family and guests alike. The first floor features an expansive suite with a private bathroom and balcony providing scenic views and a tranquil retreat. Adding to the property's appeal, the basement has been thoughtfully converted into an independent one-bedroom apartment complete with a wine cellar, ideal for visitors or potentially as a rental opportunity. A separate studio also provides additional accommodation or workspace. Characterized by tasteful decorations inclusive of quality wooden furnishings, exposed wood beam ceilings, and classic floors, this home resonates with warmth and welcoming vibes. It houses a fully equipped kitchen and a separate dining room, perfect for hosting dinners. The cozy living room, complete with a traditional fireplace, is ideal for relaxing evenings. Outdoors, the villa is surrounded by a large, well-maintained garden covering 7680 square meters, fully fenced for privacy and security. The garden boasts a bounty of fruit trees including oranges, lemons, figs, wine grapes, and carob. The centerpiece is the inviting swimming pool surrounded by lush greenery, ideal for cooling off during warm days. An extensive outdoor kitchen equipped ... click here to read more

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Nestled in the peaceful Alcalar region, just a stone’s throw from the vibrant communities of Portimão and Alvor, this three-bedroom, detached villa presents a unique opportunity for those looking to immerse themselves in the tranquil Portuguese lifestyle while enjoying easy access to more cosmopolitan experiences. Situated on an expansive 8500m² plot, the property offers a generous 243m² of living space, providing ample room for personalization and comfort. As you step into this single-story home, you are immediately greeted by an interior awash with natural light, thanks to the high ceilings and large windows that also offer panoramic views of the Monchique mountains. The living area is enhanced by a warming log fire, perfect for cooler evenings, and features seamless integration with the outdoor spaces, encouraging an indoor-outdoor lifestyle so cherished in this region. The villa's layout includes three well-appointed bedrooms, each boasting en-suite facilities, ensuring privacy and convenience for all residents. The garden, characterized by its low-maintenance native flora, invites homeowners to relax and enjoy the natural beauty of the surroundings without the burden of extensive upkeep. Living in Mexilhoeira Grande means experiencing the best of both worlds: the serenity of a protected archaeological area ensures that the unspoiled surroundings remain intact, offering a quality of life that is both rare and sought after. Despite its tranquil setting, the property is not isolated. Just a short drive connects you to the thriving hubs of Portimão and Alvor, where a variety of dining, shopping, and cultural activities await. Amenities: - Proximity to Portimão and Alvor - Nearby beaches and golf courses - Local mar ... click here to read more

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Introducing a charming two-bedroom village house located right in the heart of Almadena, Algarve, Portugal. This property boasts rich, historical character with its private courtyard and a tastefully renovated annex - you'll be sure to fall in love with all the unique spaces that this house presents. The property encompasses a warm and inviting home that is split into two sections. The first is an older house that was built before 1951. Sprung with high ceilings and a romantic charm, this space brings about an exciting opportunity for renovation and customization. Here, the classic fused with the modern could make a significant statement. Right now, it includes a cozy living room, two intimate bedrooms, a bathroom, and the kitchen. The great outdoors also make a beautiful mark on this property with a utility area and an expansive communal courtyard that is an absolute delight for family gatherings and summer BBQs. The second part of the house is an annex offering a tastefully adapted barn; a generous space bordered by high wooden ceilings and rustic accents. A large room here, a bathroom there, and an additional area that calls out for some uplifts. This area has the potential to be transformed into an additional bedroom or a home office - the possibilities are endless, really. What's more, if you've ever dreamt of starting your own venture right at home, commercial permissions are already in place for this annex. Inside area: 147 m² Covered area: 167.25 m² Plot size: 273.25 m² Energy rating: E Amenities: - Two entrances for ease of access - Private courtyard - Utility area - Ample outdoor space - BBQ Area - Commercial permissions for business ventures - Car parking space Property features: - Main house with two be ... click here to read more

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Welcome to this charming 3-bedroom villa nestled in the serene countryside near the village of Espiche, situated in the dynamic region of Algarve, specifically in Lagos, Portugal. Offering a fusion of traditional Portuguese architectural style with modern potential, this villa presents an intriguing investment for those looking to immerse themselves in the tranquil Portuguese lifestyle. Spanning a generous 281 square meters on a substantial plot of 4920 square meters, this unique property is much more than a typical family home. Designed with versatility in mind, the villa is currently divided into three distinct living quarters, each with its own entrance, making it ideal for generating rental income or accommodating extended family. The main part of the house features a spacious living room complete with a cozy wood-burning fireplace. The kitchen adjacent to this is large and well-equipped, leading out to a beautiful covered terrace that overlooks the lush gardens and inviting swimming pool. This area is perfect for enjoying the al fresco lifestyle that the Algarve is famous for. Additionally, there is a double bedroom and a bathroom on this floor. The second living area homes another living and dining space with its own wood-burning fire, a functional kitchen, double bedroom, and a large bathroom. The third section of the villa features a space currently utilized as an office also includes another bedroom, kitchen, and bathroom. The outdoors truly brings this property to life with its excellent sun exposure making the swimming pool area a sunbather's paradise. The well-thought-out landscaping includes a variety of mature fruit trees and expansive terraces that invite relaxation or entertainment. Additional amenit ... click here to read more

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3-Bedroom Villa for Sale in Luz, Lagos, Portugal Nestled within the pastoral serenity of Luz's countryside, this traditional 3-bedroom Portuguese villa embodies an idyllic escape with a promise of tranquil living and the whispers of the Atlantic breeze just a stone's throw away. Positioned on an expansive, lush 4920m2 plot in close proximity to the quaint village of Espiche, the villa is a mere 10-minute drive from pristine beaches and 15 minutes from the bustling historic town of Lagos. This villa, a canvas awaiting the touch of a visionary, could serve as a generous family home or a source of rental income, thanks to its division into three separate living quarters, each graced with its own entrance. The heart of this property is a sizable living room adorned with a wood-burning fireplace that immediately evokes a sense of warmth. The kitchen is spacious, with ample room for culinary exploits, and leads out to an enchanting covered terrace. This terrace overlooks vibrant gardens and a glistening swimming pool, welcoming a seamless blend of indoor and outdoor living. Accommodations within this segment include a comfortable double bedroom and a well-appointed bathroom. As you explore further, the property reveals more intimate quarters comprising a cozy living and dining area with a second wood-burning fireplace, an inviting double bedroom, and a large bathroom. The third and final segment currently hosts a space utilized as an office, including a small kitchen and a bathroom. Outdoor Features & Amenities: - Extensive swimming pool with full sun exposure - Outdoor kitchen - Multiple terraces for relaxation - Outdoor pizza/bread oven - Utility/laundry room, plus a poolside toilet - Abundant space teeming with mature f ... click here to read more

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Presenting an intriguing opportunity for overseas investors: a true Portuguese delight in the form of a traditional 3-bedroom villa nestled within the serene expanse of the countryside in the Algarve, Lagos, Portugal. With ample room for improvement and potential, this charming villa is conveniently located towards the outskirts of the quaint village of Espiche and is only a short, 10-minute drive away from the nearest beach. Lagos's bustling city center is also just a 15-minute drive, making this property the perfect balance between tranquil country living and the vibrant beach lifestyle that Algarve is known for. Encompassing an expansive 4920m2 plot, this villa currently segregates into three different living spaces, each boasting its own private entrance. Potential buyers are offered the option to either convert all areas into one large family home or continue with the existing configuration as a rewarding rental investment. The largest area of the house comprises a welcoming entrance hallway which leads to a generously-sized living room fitted with a cozy wood-burning fire and a capacious kitchen. A set of doors leads out to an enchanting covered terrace that overlooks the picturesque garden and swimming pool, allowing residents to intimately enjoy Portugal's indoor-outdoor lifestyle. This section also comes with a double bedroom and bathroom. The second living area incorporates a dining and living room paired with an additional wood-burning fire, a kitchen, a double bedroom, and an ample bathroom. Meanwhile, the third section is currently configured as an office but can easily be transformed into a bedroom, complemented with a kitchen and a bathroom. Table of Property Features: - Three bedrooms - Four bathroo ... click here to read more

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Nestled in the tranquil village of Espiche in the Algarve region, this quaint 3-bedroom villa flawlessly marries traditional Portuguese charm with modern amenities, presenting an ideal residence for families or as a serene retreat. Serving as a testament to careful renovation, the villa invites comfort lined with contemporary features while retaining its enchanting, classic aesthetic. Upon stepping through its doors, guests are embraced by a welcoming entrance hall that opens up to a generously proportioned living/dining area adorned with a charming fireplace that promises cozy gatherings in cooler evenings. The ground floor hosts a well-appointed, fully-equipped kitchen that promises culinary exploration and leads out to a delightful terrace, outfitted with a barbecue area—perfect for alfresco dining and entertainment. Additionally, this level includes two cozy bedrooms flanked by a sleek modern bathroom, enhancing the home's functional allure. The upper level of the house is dedicated to a substantial private suite, which boasts an extensive bedroom coupled with an exclusive bathroom, offering a secluded haven away from the main living spaces. Sustainability is thoughtfully addressed via installed solar panels, making a significant leap towards energy efficiency. The villa, built in 1975 and spanning a covered area of 90 square meters with a total land area of 153 square meters, is in good condition but invites further personalization to suit diverse tastes and needs. Amenities include: - Solar panels for improved energy efficiency - Private carport - Terrace with barbecue area - Modernly equipped kitchen - Cozy fireplace in the living area Espiche, though modest in size, is bolstering in popularity due to its pro ... click here to read more

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Introducing a truly extraordinary villa located in the prestigious Algarve region of Lagos, Portugal. This exquisite property, beautifully renovated in 2011, intertwines modern luxury with timeless elegance, providing an idyllic haven for discerning buyers from overseas. As someone who has seen many homes in my bussy real estate career, I can honestly say this villa offers both style and comfort in abundance, making it an ideal purchase for expats and international buyers alike. Now, let's have a little chat about this magnificent property. Imagine waking up every day in a home that echoes sophistication and charm while being enveloped by the serene beauty of its surroundings. As soon as you set foot inside, you're greeted by a spacious hallway that effortlessly flows into the various living zones. The entire layout is thoughtfully crafted to provide a harmonious blend of open-plan design and functional spaces, ensuring comfort and practicality for any family configuration. Upstairs, the grandeur continues. The main level encompasses a stylishly finished master bedroom equipped with its own en-suite bathroom and a private terrace—the views from here are nothing short of breathtaking, capturing both city and sea. There's also an office space for those days when you need a quiet retreat for work, alongside a convenient laundry room. For the fun-loving souls, the games room offers a space for leisure and entertainment, complete with access to a generous BBQ area outside, ideal for family gatherings and parties under the sun. Talking of outdoor spaces, the villa is set on a sprawling 5,000m² plot, ensuring privacy and plenty of room to roam. The outside is nothing short of a personal resort, featuring a secluded heated sw ... click here to read more

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Located in the lovely town of Luz, Portugal, this exquisite 3-bedroom villa represents a great opportunity for overseas buyers looking for a home in the heart of the Algarve. Offering an ideal blend of comfort and lifestyle, this villa is suited for those seeking both residence and a taste of local culture. Spaciously spread over 280 square meters and priced around 765,000 euros, this property has got lots to offer without sounding like it's too good to be true. Here’s a peek into what living in this villa and the surrounding area is really like. Perched at an elevated position in a quiet residential area, the villa is nestled within a small gated community just a mere 7-minute drive from the enchanting town center. Right as you step in, you'll notice a welcoming hallway that leads you to a snug lounge and dining area, perfect for family gatherings or simply unwinding after a busy day. The large windows here offer a lovely view of the terrace and the inviting pool area. A wood-burning fireplace adds a cozy touch to cooler evenings. The fully-equipped kitchen is strategically placed just off the hallway, making it a central hub for meal preparations and tantalizing aroma scents. For those needing a multi-functional space, the guest bedroom on the ground floor could easily double as a home office. It's conveniently served by a nearby shower and utility room, plus there's an extra guest toilet for visitors. Head upstairs to find two more comfy bedrooms where the master bedroom features a balcony that captures breath-taking views of the surrounding countryside. Plus, there's a modern bathroom and another separate guest toilet on this level. Outside, there's much to appreciate. Imagine a well-kept terrace and an intimate g ... click here to read more

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