3 bedroom villa for sale

Magnificent family uni villa with swimming pool, inserted in a plot of land with 1600 M2 located in Vale da Lama in Meia Praia, inserted in a very quiet residential environment, surrounded by green spaces, within walking distance of the city, the Palmares golf course and the beach. The property consists of a spacious and bright open-plan living and dining room facing south, equipped kitchen, pantry, 3 bedrooms 2 in suite, 4 bathrooms in total. It has a large garage for several vehicles, and can also be used as gym or games room, electric gates and video intercom with registration and also a Huge Swimming Pool. A unique villa in extremely quiet urbanization 5 minutes from the beaches of Lagos and 10 from Portimão. Come and meet your Dream House, Don't miss this Opportunity. Vale da Lama/Ria de Alvor - Rio Alvor, or Ria de Alvor, located between the parishes of Odiáxere (municipality of Lagos) and Alvor (municipality of Portimão), results from the confluence of four water lines coming from the southern slope of the Serra de Monchique that form this complex estuarine system that integrates dunes, beaches and agricultural land, semi-natural forest, pine forest and salted salted saltland, as well as housing species and habitats of community interest. The estuary is protected from the ocean by fixed dunes that border the estuary area with vasa and sand banks, ancient salt pans, fish farms and marshes. The recognition of the ecological uniqueness of the Ria de Alvor led to its classification as wetland of International importance, CORINE Biotope and Special Conservation Zone - NATURA 2000 Network. Bivalves and Count of Lippe - In the sandbanks of the ria de alvor are cultivated and recollect bivalves such as clam and cockle. The conquilhas, on the other hand, are caught along the beach, with the sea water by the waist and the help of a trawl bag. It is said that Guilherme Schaumbourg, Count of Lippe, so appreciated the conquilhas, that the people of Lagos came to call the bivalve by condelipa, in honor of the Marshal of the Portuguese troops, hired by the Marquis of Pombal in 1762, to whom the decision to build the Fort of Meia Praia is wrongly attributed.