Town House for Sale in Tavira with Garden and Roof Terrace



Algarve, Tavira (Santa Maria e Santiago), Portugal, Tavira (Portugal)
2 Bedrooms · 3 Bathrooms · 176m² Floor area
€860,000
House
No parking
2 Bedrooms
3 Bathrooms
176m²
Garden
Pool
Not furnished
Description
This newly built town house for sale in Tavira has a landscaped garden, a roof terrace and an A+ energy rating, a short walk from the river. Two bedrooms, three bathrooms and 176 m² of living space sit on a 147 m² plot. That is generous for a central Tavira address, where most town houses have a small patio at best.
The garden is the surprise. From the kitchen and dining area you step onto a private terrace, then into Mediterranean planting with automatic irrigation and a decorative fountain that can also serve as a plunge pool. In the middle of an old town, that kind of private outdoor space is rare.
The House: Layout, Garden and Roof Terrace
The ground floor is built around a living room with a fireplace and a fully equipped kitchen that opens to the dining space. Glass and timber doors lead straight outside, so on warm evenings the dining table effectively moves to the terrace. There are two bedrooms and three bathrooms, which means guests or a rental party are never queuing for a shower.
Extra accommodation has been created in the attic, and there is a basement as well. Together they give you room for a study, a guest corner, storage or a hobby space, depending on how you live. Balconies add more outside space on the upper levels.
Then there is the roof terrace. It is private, it catches the sun, and it is where you will end up with a drink once the Algarve heat eases off in the late afternoon. Morning coffee in the garden, sunset on the roof: that is the daily rhythm this house is designed for.
Energy Efficiency and Low-Maintenance Living
This is a recent build, not a restoration, and the specification shows it. The house holds an A+ energy rating and combines underfloor heating run by a heat pump, solar water heating and photovoltaic panels. Air conditioning is installed for the hottest weeks of summer. The double-glazed windows and doors are wooden, which keeps the look warmer and closer to traditional Tavira than aluminium would.
For a second home that matters. A new building with modern systems and an irrigated garden is straightforward to lock up and leave, and it should cost far less to run than an older townhouse of similar size. As with any purchase, ask to confirm the fittings and equipment during your viewing, since they are subject to agreement between vendor and buyer.
Living in Tavira, East Algarve
Tavira is one of the most characterful towns on the Algarve coast. The Gilão river runs through the centre, crossed by the Roman Bridge, and the cobbled streets around it are lined with cafés, restaurants and small shops. You can walk to nearly everything, including the market hall on the riverside, which makes a car optional for daily errands.
The coast is close without crowding the town. Tavira Island, part of the Ria Formosa Natural Park, has long sandy beaches reached by a short ferry crossing. The pace here is calmer than in the big resort areas further west, and it suits people who want a home town rather than a holiday strip. That is why Tavira works equally well as a permanent base and as a holiday home in the Algarve.
Getting There: Faro Airport and the Border
Faro Airport is roughly 30 minutes away by car, with direct flights from many European cities. That makes long weekends realistic as well as summer stays. Olhão and Faro are both an easy drive west, and the Spanish border near Vila Real de Santo António is also about half an hour east, handy if you fancy a day trip towards Seville.
Buying a Second Home in Portugal
Foreign buyers normally need a Portuguese tax number (NIF) and a lawyer to check the title, licences and energy certificate before signing. Budget for purchase taxes and notary costs on top of the price. A local lawyer will walk you through the process from reservation to deed.
Key Features
- Newly built town house in the historic centre of Tavira, Faro district
- 2 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms
- 176 m² living area on a 147 m² plot
- Fully equipped kitchen open to the dining area
- Living room with fireplace
- Landscaped Mediterranean garden with automatic irrigation
- Decorative garden fountain that can be used as a plunge pool
- Private terrace, balconies and roof terrace
- Attic accommodation and a basement
- Underfloor heating with heat pump, air conditioning and solar water heating
- Photovoltaic panels and double-glazed wooden windows
- Energy rating A+
Frequently Asked Questions
How far is this Tavira house from Faro Airport?
About 30 minutes by car in normal traffic, which makes it easy to reach for short breaks.
Can I rent it out as a holiday home?
The layout of two bedrooms, three bathrooms and several outdoor areas suits short stays. Short-term letting in Portugal usually requires an Alojamento Local licence and local rules vary, so check with a lawyer before relying on rental income.
What is the extra space in the attic and basement?
Both levels offer additional accommodation beyond the two bedrooms. Ask during a viewing how each is finished so you can plan its use.
If you would like to view this house in Tavira, contact us through Homestra and we will arrange a visit and answer your questions about buying in the Algarve.
Details
- Amount of bedrooms
- 2
- Size
- 176m²
- Price per m²
- €4,886
- Garden size
- 147m²
- Has Garden
- Yes
- Has Parking
- No
- Has Basement
- Yes
- Condition
- good
- Amount of Bathrooms
- 3
- Has swimming pool
- Yes
- Property type
- House
- Energy label
Unknown
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