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When visiting this House you will see the unique details of its architecture.Located in front of the sea, close to Mirante do Peneco, taking the elevator you are on the beach. In about five minutes walking along the Cliff, enjoying the sea view, you reach the historic center which comprises a traditional village with the simplicity of whitewashed houses and narrow streets on the hills that lead to the sea. There you can find your restaurant, as well as shops, services, supermarket, and nightlife areas. About a fifteen minute walk past the Rossio viewpoint, you are at Albufeira Marina.The layout of the living room, dining and cooking area, facing the sea, offers you the possibility of enjoying unique moments of conviviality with your family and friends.All rooms have closets and a private bathroom for each one.
This house has an attached commercial and service area that can have different uses.On the roof you can enjoy a large roof terrace with a swimming pool in which you can cool off and sunbathe, reading a book, or have a barbecue while contemplating and listening to the sea.
The heated swimming pool is salt treated, with automatic PH regulation.No matter how well this House is described, just being here, in front of the Sea, listening to its Melody; Beautiful to see; if you can feel what it has to offer.
I will be at your disposal for more information or to schedule a visit.The photos of this property were taken on a sunny day and a cloudy day, so that you have a more realistic perception.A survey by the website Cheerfulway chose Albufeira as the best place to live in Portugal.
The toponym Albufeira comes from the Arabic word (al-Buayra), a designation from the 8th century, which means the lagoon or the sea, or, according to other experts, sea castle, standing tall and in an amphitheater over the sea. The narrow alleys, the old castle and the very white houses with their terraces and arches remain from the Arab period.
The current area of the municipality of Albufeira has been occupied by man since at least 2000 BC. The Romans gave it the name Baltum, and the Arabs. which they occupied in 716, called it Albuar or Albuhera.
A sea breeze usually cools the average annual temperature in the Algarve, which is 17.7ºC (12ºC in January and up to around 30ºC in August). The region has more than 3,000 hours of sunshine (more than 300 days) during the year, which makes it a favorite destination for those who enjoy such a pleasant climate. Winter is mild.
From the town with a long fishing tradition and a thriving fish export industry, what remains is the shelter port, next to the Albufeira marina, with its colorful artisanal fishing boats, which share the space with the boats dedicated to sea trips along the coast. and visit the fabulous sea caves.Currently, Albufeira and its municipality are one of the main tourist centers in the country, offering almost 30km of coastline and more than two dozen very diverse beaches, both in terms of natural surroundings and in terms of occupation and supply. tourist. Although the tourist facilities, as well as the nightlife, are some of the most famous in the Algarve, they still coexist alongside another reality, that of the quiet villages, where manual arts such as tiles, carved copper or esparto tapestry survive. surrounded by rainfed orchards with almond trees in bloom. Показать больше Показать меньше Préservant l'ancienne façade avec ses caractéristiques architecturales typiques de l'Algarve, une nouvelle maison a été construite, Moderne, Contemporaine, avec des matériaux de finition de très haute qualité, et offrant un grand confort.
En visitant cette Maison, vous constaterez les détails uniques de son architecture.Située face à la Mer, près du Belvédère du Peneco, en prenant l'ascenseur, vous êtes à la Plage. En environ cinq minutes de marche le long de la Falaise, en appréciant la vue sur la Mer, vous arriverez au Centre Historique qui comprend un village traditionnel avec la simplicité des maisons blanchies à la chaux et des ruelles étroites sur les collines qui descendent vers la mer. Là, vous pourrez trouver des restaurants, ainsi que des magasins, des services, un supermarché et des zones de divertissement nocturne. À environ quinze minutes à pied, en passant par le belvédère du Rossio, vous serez à la Marina d'Albufeira.La disposition du salon, de la zone de repas et de cuisine, face à la Mer, vous offre la possibilité de profiter de moments uniques de convivialité avec votre famille et vos amis.Tous les chambres ont des placards et une salle de bain privative.
Cette maison dispose en annexe d'une zone commerciale et de services qui peut avoir différentes utilisations.Sur le toit, vous pourrez profiter d'une vaste « roof terrasse » avec piscine où vous pourrez vous rafraîchir et prendre des bains de soleil, lire un livre ou faire un barbecue en contemplant et en écoutant la Mer.
La piscine est chauffée, traitée au sel, avec un réglage automatique du pH.Aussi bien qu'on puisse décrire cette Maison, ce n'est qu'en étant ici, face à la Mer, à écouter sa Mélodie ; Belle à voir ; qu'on peut vraiment sentir ce qu'elle a à offrir.
Je suis à votre disposition pour plus d'informations ou pour prendre rendez-vous pour une visite.Les photos de ce bien ont été prises un jour ensoleillé et un jour nuageux, pour que vous ayez une perception plus réelle.Une recherche du site Cheerfulway a élu Albufeira comme le meilleur endroit où vivre au Portugal.
La toponymie Albufeira provient du mot arabe (al-Buayra), désignation du VIIIe siècle, signifiant la lagune ou la mer, ou, selon d'autres experts, le château de la mer, se dressant fièrement en amphithéâtre sur la mer. De la période arabe, subsistent les ruelles étroites, le vieux château et les maisons très blanches avec leurs toits-terrasses et leurs arcs.
La zone actuelle de la municipalité d'Albufeira est occupée par l'homme depuis au moins l'an 2000 avant J.-C. Les Romains lui ont donné le nom de Baltum, et les Arabes, qui l'ont occupée en 716, l'ont appelée Albuar ou Albuhera.
Une brise maritime rafraîchit habituellement la température moyenne annuelle de l'Algarve qui est de 17,7°C (12°C en janvier et jusqu'à environ 30°C en août). La région compte plus de 3 000 heures de soleil (plus de 300 jours) par an, ce qui en fait une destination favorite pour ceux qui apprécient un climat si agréable. L'hiver est doux.
De la localité à longue tradition de pêche avec une prospère industrie d'exportation de poisson, il ne reste que le port d'abri, près de la marina d'Albufeira, avec ses bateaux de pêche artisanale colorés, qui partagent l'espace avec les embarcations dédiées aux excursions maritimes le long de la côte et à la visite des fabuleuses grottes marines.Actuellement, Albufeira et sa municipalité sont l'un des principaux centres touristiques du pays, offrant près de 30 km de côte et plus de deux douzaines de plages très diversifiées, tant en termes de cadre naturel que d'occupation et d'offre touristique. Bien que les équipements touristiques et l'animation nocturne soient parmi les plus réputés de l'Algarve, ils coexistent encore avec une autre réalité, celle des villages tranquilles, où subsistent des arts manuels comme la faïence, le cuivre taillé ou la tapisserie de sparte, entourés de vergers secs avec des amandiers en fleurs. Preservando a antiga fachada com as suas características de arquitetura típica Algarvia, construiu-se uma casa nova, Moderna, Contemporânea, com materiais de acabamento de elevadíssima qualidade, e de grande conforto.
Ao visitar esta Moradia constatará os detalhes únicos da sua arquitetura. Localizada em frente ao Mar, Junto ao Miradouro do Peneco, apanhando o elevador está na Praia. Em cerca de cinco minutos caminhando ao longo da Falésia, a apreciar a vista Mar, chega ao centro Histórico que compreende numa vila tradicional com a simplicidade das casas caiadas e ruas estreitas sobre as colinas que levam ao mar. Aí poderá encontrar o seu restaurante, assim como lojas, serviços, supermercado, e zonas de diversão noturna. A cerca de quinze minutos a pé passando pelo miradouro do Rossio, está na Marina de Albufeira. A disposição da sala de estar, zona de refeições e de cozinhar, em frente ao Mar oferecem-lhe a possibilidade de desfrutar de momentos únicos de convívio com a sua família e amigos.Todos os quartos Têm roupeiros, e uma casa de banho privativa para cada um.
Esta casa tem em anexo uma zona de comercio e serviços que pode ter diferentes utilizações.Na cobertura pode usufruir de um amplo «roof Terrace» com piscina na qual se poderá refrescar e apanhar banhos de Sol, a ler um livro, ou fazer um barbecue a contemplar e a ouvir o Mar.
A Piscina aquecida, é de tratamento a sal, com regulação automática de PH.Por melhor que se descreva esta Moradia, só estando aqui, em frente ao Mar, a ouvir a sua Melodia; Linda de se ver; se consegue sentir o que ela tem para oferecer.
Estarei á sua disposição para mais informações ou marcação de uma visita.As Fotos deste imóvel foram tiradas num dia soalheiro e num dia nublado, para que fique com uma perceção mais Real.Uma pesquisa do site Cheerfulway elegeu Albufeira como o melhor lugar para se viver em Portugal.
O topónimo Albufeira provém da palavra árabe (al-Buayra), designação do século VIII, que significa a lagoa ou pelo mar, ou, segundo outros especialistas, castelo do mar, dispondo-se altaneira e em anfiteatro sobre o mar. Do período Árabe perduram as ruelas estreitas, o velho castelo e as casas muito brancas com as suas açoteias e arcos.
A área atual do município de Albufeira encontra-se ocupada pelo homem pelo menos desde o ano 2000 a.C. Os Romanos deram-lhe a designação de Baltum, e os Árabes. que ocuparam em 716, denominaram-na Albuar ou Albuhera.
Uma brisa marítima costuma refrescar a temperatura média anual do Algarve que é de 17,7ºC (12ºC em Janeiro e até cerca dos 30ºC em Agosto). A região conta com mais de 3.000 horas de sol (mais de 300 dias) durante o ano o que a torna um destino favorito para quem aprecia um clima tão agradável. O inverno é ameno.
Da povoação de longa tradição piscatória com uma próspera indústria de exportação de peixe, resta o porto de abrigo, junto à marina de Albufeira, com os seus coloridos barcos de pesca artesanal, os quais partilham o espaço com as embarcações que se dedicam aos passeios marítimos pela costa e à visita das fabulosas grutas marinhas.Atualmente, Albufeira e o seu município assumem-se como um dos principais centros turísticos do país, oferecendo quase 30km de costa e mais de duas dezenas de praias muito diversificadas entre si, tanto no que toca ao enquadramento natural, como em termos de ocupação e oferta turística. Embora os equipamentos turísticos, bem como a animação noturna, sejam dos mais afamados do Algarve, convivem ainda par a par com uma outra realidade, a das aldeias tranquilas, onde subsistem artes manuais como a azulejaria, o cobre talhado ou a tapeçaria de esparto, envolvidas por pomares de sequeiro com amendoeiras em flor. Preserving the old facade with its characteristics of typical Algarve architecture, a new, Modern, Contemporary house was built, with high quality finishing materials and great comfort.
When visiting this House you will see the unique details of its architecture.Located in front of the sea, close to Mirante do Peneco, taking the elevator you are on the beach. In about five minutes walking along the Cliff, enjoying the sea view, you reach the historic center which comprises a traditional village with the simplicity of whitewashed houses and narrow streets on the hills that lead to the sea. There you can find your restaurant, as well as shops, services, supermarket, and nightlife areas. About a fifteen minute walk past the Rossio viewpoint, you are at Albufeira Marina.The layout of the living room, dining and cooking area, facing the sea, offers you the possibility of enjoying unique moments of conviviality with your family and friends.All rooms have closets and a private bathroom for each one.
This house has an attached commercial and service area that can have different uses.On the roof you can enjoy a large roof terrace with a swimming pool in which you can cool off and sunbathe, reading a book, or have a barbecue while contemplating and listening to the sea.
The heated swimming pool is salt treated, with automatic PH regulation.No matter how well this House is described, just being here, in front of the Sea, listening to its Melody; Beautiful to see; if you can feel what it has to offer.
I will be at your disposal for more information or to schedule a visit.The photos of this property were taken on a sunny day and a cloudy day, so that you have a more realistic perception.A survey by the website Cheerfulway chose Albufeira as the best place to live in Portugal.
The toponym Albufeira comes from the Arabic word (al-Buayra), a designation from the 8th century, which means the lagoon or the sea, or, according to other experts, sea castle, standing tall and in an amphitheater over the sea. The narrow alleys, the old castle and the very white houses with their terraces and arches remain from the Arab period.
The current area of the municipality of Albufeira has been occupied by man since at least 2000 BC. The Romans gave it the name Baltum, and the Arabs. which they occupied in 716, called it Albuar or Albuhera.
A sea breeze usually cools the average annual temperature in the Algarve, which is 17.7ºC (12ºC in January and up to around 30ºC in August). The region has more than 3,000 hours of sunshine (more than 300 days) during the year, which makes it a favorite destination for those who enjoy such a pleasant climate. Winter is mild.
From the town with a long fishing tradition and a thriving fish export industry, what remains is the shelter port, next to the Albufeira marina, with its colorful artisanal fishing boats, which share the space with the boats dedicated to sea trips along the coast. and visit the fabulous sea caves.Currently, Albufeira and its municipality are one of the main tourist centers in the country, offering almost 30km of coastline and more than two dozen very diverse beaches, both in terms of natural surroundings and in terms of occupation and supply. tourist. Although the tourist facilities, as well as the nightlife, are some of the most famous in the Algarve, they still coexist alongside another reality, that of the quiet villages, where manual arts such as tiles, carved copper or esparto tapestry survive. surrounded by rainfed orchards with almond trees in bloom.