Properties for sale in Portugal

A unique opportunity to design and build a bespoke beachfront property with sea views to suit every need of 400m2 + a basement of 200m2 Situated in Encosta do Lobo, a privileged and sought-after area next to Vale do Lobo offering lovely views of the Atlantic Ocean, it is flanked by the Ria Formosa Nature Reserve and within walking distance to the beach. Vale do Lobo offers fantastic amenities, including excellent restaurants, great sports facilities, world-class golf courses, and stunning beaches.

Within walking distance to the golden sandy beach, this is an amazing opportunity to build a dream home, with the possibility of sea views from a roof terrace. This plot is ideal as an investment to build the perfect family holiday home or full time residence. Varandas do Lago is perfectly situated between Quinta do Lago and Vale do Lobo in a peaceful and private location, close to all the local facilities that this prestigious area has to offer and only 15 minutes from Faro airport.

Fantastic 4 bedroom luxury villa with pool and sea views The house is purchased with all finishes. On the basis of current construction the new owners choose finishes and other details in order to incorporate their personal taste. The villa features a unique design, having a building area of ​​562 square meters. Using high quality materials and equipment. A modern architecture that follows the latest trends providing an interior atmosphere full of comfort and light. Outside we have a magnificent sea view. The villa is on a plot of land of 2780 square meters, with its deployment on the ground made to make the most of the sea view. On the ground floor we find a spacious living room with fireplace, a kitchen in open space concept, connected to the dining area. We have 2 en-suite bedrooms, a service bathroom, pantry, covered barbecue area, with access from the kitchen. All divisions on the first floor have access to the balcony of the pool area and the magnificent view. On the first floor we have 2 en-suite bedrooms, one of them being the master suite with an area of ​​over 50 square meters. The rooms have a private terrace with sea views. On the -1 floor, we find a huge basement with more than 250 square meters, where we can park 6 cars. The basement also has a laundry room, storage area and a social area, which can be used as a gym, games room, cinema room and other uses that the owner may want. The villa is prepared for the installation of an elevator, serving all floors. Outside on the ground floor we have a swimming pool from which we can enjoy the magnificent view, with a large extension of shaded area around it, as well as a poolside bathroom, an outdoor shower. The pool area allows direct access to the garden area. On the property we can also find fruit trees, olive trees, carob and fig trees. All land is fenced. The house will incorporate, among others, the following finishes: - kitchen - Underfloor heating - False ceilings - Built-in wardrobes - Small kitchen in the basement - Laundry installed in the basement - Central air conditioning - Home automation system - Central vacuum - Electric entrance gates - Solar panels - Elevator - Heated pool This villa is located just 2 minutes by car from the center of Boliqueime, close to a wide range of amenities and services such as restaurants, cafes, patisseries, supermarket. 2 minutes from the access to the A22 motorway, 10 minutes from Vilamoura, Albufeira, it is an excellent investment opportunity for private or secondary housing in a sunny region all year round. About Boliqueime. Located in the center of the Algarve, this quiet village is known for its picturesque streets overlooking the ocean, its typical restaurants, friendly population, quiet and safe area. It is located 30 km from Faro airport, 10 minutes by car from Loulé, Vilamoura, Albufeira. 5 minutes from Vilamoura International College, 5 minutes from Vilamoura's main golf courses. The famous beaches of Vilamoura de Albufeira are just 10 minutes away. Boliqueime has a population of around 5,000 people and has a wide variety of attractions. It currently has a large foreign community with permanent or holiday residences in Boliqueime, which is very significant, especially the British, Dutch, Germans and French. #ref: 60959

A detached house next to the Ria Formosa. Consisting of 3 floors, of which: - basement with garage and another room for storage with laundry area; - groundfloor with several outdoor green areas and living areas that connect to the interior of the house through the main entrance and other divisions (living room and kitchen). Entrance hall - with vault lined with traditional brick - this is distributed to the 1st floor with a staircase, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, one suite, individual bathroom with shower and dining room. This one in openspace connects to the outside through 2 shutters, that also access the living room with fireplace and a more intimate space for more secluded moments. From there we go to the kitchen, with a counter around it, 2 windows and glass shutters; - 1st floor has a terrace and a balcony (with south exposure) common to the 2 bedrooms, one en-suite and the other with pre-installation for a bathroom and possibility of being en-suite. There is also a support bathroom. It should be noted that the entire floor of the groundfloor is in traditional Santa Catarina tiles, the pieces and lining of the bathrooms are handcrafted (Ceramista ArestaViva) and exist natural gas supply being piped. Overlooking Serra and Ria, outdoor areas with plenty of greenery - flowerbeds composed of ornamental shrubs and fruit trees - living spaces with bbq and pergola creating different environments, with distinct access for cars and people. These and other attributes/characteristics intrinsic to the house that set it apart from everything else. In a privileged location, it features private parking, 3km from Faro international airport and Faro Island with its beach and Ria Formosa, 2km from the Algarve's higher education establishment - UAlg - allows access on foot to the Ribeirinho Park and the health services. With high accessibility and mobility, it is 1 min from the EN125, A22, which is essential for anyone choosing this as a Home or wanting to monetize the space, in a quiet and peaceful residential neighborhood. I emphasize that despite the conditioning we are all subject to, at the moment, digital channels allow me to continue to ensure close monitoring for all my clients. I am still 100% available, by phone or by email, to provide you with any additional clarification on this property and to schedule a more detailed visit to it. In this period of lack of definition, we give preference to conducting virtual visits, and subsequently, we can carry out a face-to-face visit to the property with the necessary measures and necessary precautions. The real estate agency IAD shares business with any consultant or real estate agency. We promote real estate in more than 200 international real estate portals. If you are a professional in the sector and have a qualified buyer customer, contact me, and schedule your visit. #ref: 61130

Close to points of interest where you can take long and relaxing walks and observe nature. This property is not isolated as it has neighbours nearby, but it still has privacy. The land is flat and has a beautiful view of the Algarve mountains. It is an ideal investment for those who would like to live in the countryside or even as an option to make some profit. - Ruin + Urban area - Tarmac access - On the outskirts of a small village - 6Km from Quinta da Ombria Resort / Golf Course - PDM: Urban Type C + Ecological Reserve

A good size property with easy access, it has a very wide frontage and the ground is practically flat which will allow you to create a nice garden or vegetable garden. Drainage and water are already available as are electricity and telephone/internet. A good investment because given its location can be used to build a house or for another purpose as it has such good access. - Located 3 km from Loulé and just 5 Km from Quinta da Ombria Resort & Golf - Possibility of building up to 150 m2 - Completely fenced

This property, due to its size, excellent access and proximity to the urban area, will give multiple purposes between them to build a fantastic villa overlooking the sea, because the ruin facing south is is ideally implanted in the centre of land. The plot itself has a mixture of flat and gently sloping areas. The soil is fertile and has many regional trees. - Ruin in the center of the land - Tarmac access - Close to amenities and urbanization - Regional Trees - PDM: Reserva Agricola Nacional

Located in a cosy rural village, there are some neighbours nearby and open views of the magnificent Algarve mountain range. The land has several levels that can be transformed into pleasant garden areas to relax and enjoy the rural surroundings of the small village. - Salir 6.5 km  - Within a rural village - Ideal land for garden or vegetable garden - Quiet but not isolated area - Ancient water well - PDM: Urban Type C

The 1st floor of the house is in excellent condition, consists of 4 bedrooms, one with a smaller area used as an office, 2 bathrooms, one renovated, kitchen with laundry, living / dining room with a very spacious balcony with spectacular views of the countryside, from where it is possible to access the private leisure area with garden, vegetable garden, swimming pool and an outdoor dining area with a very nice barbecue area and an outdoor kitchen in a closed and covered space, fully equipped. The ground floor is divided into two commercial spaces with excellent access and visibility from the main road with a large frontal parking area. At the moment, one of the spaces is rented to a coffee shop, in the back and for private use there is a garage area for 4 cars, warehouse and a covered area used for parking for 3 more cars. An ideal property to have a business on the ground floor and live on the first floor, or to live and create an income from the commercial spaces or even to rent the whole building, as the first floor can be subdivided into apartments. - Restaurant / Café Shop: 2 rooms, Kitchen, 2 bathrooms, Air Conditioning = 121,79 m2 - Shop: 1 room + bathroom w / AC= 87,36 m2 - Parking for commercial spaces

PRICE REDUCTION! Urban plot with 968sqm with building permission for a villa, located near the beaches of Cabanas Velhas, Burgau and Salema. This plot is located in Quinta da Fortaleza, a quiet area surrounded by the green of the countryside and the blue of the ocean, with all the infrastructures completed to build your house. It is a fantastic place for nature walks, where it is difficult not to be dazzled by the surroundings. Just a few minutes drive to supermarkets, restaurants, golf courses and some of the most beautiful beaches in the Algarve region. The cities of Lagos, Vila do Bispo and Sagres are only a few minutes away. With a gross building area of 220sqm, you can build a two-storey house with a swimming pool and make it your dream home or the holiday home you've always wanted. The allotment is located in the area of the Natural Park of Southwest Alentejo and Costa Vicentina, one of the best preserved strips of European coastline, with several species of unique fauna and flora.

Plot of land in downtown Albufeira, located fifty meters away from the fishermen's beach with approved project that allows for the construction of two-story building and terrace, for Restaurant and Bar. With an extremely rare location, since it is the last building plot available in the Fisherman's Beach area of Albufeira. Arguably the Algarve’s most famous resort destination – The municipality covers a larger area than some people may expect ranging from Olhos D Agua in the East all the way to Gale and the border of Pera in the West and north past Guia and up to Paderne. The two main focal points are the “ old Town “ in the center and the area developed in the late 1980’s and known as either the “ new Albufeira “ or more commonly the “ strip “ The “ old Town” dates back to the times of the Romans and the Arabs. The latter occupied the area in the 7th century and parts of its castle and Moorish fort walls still stand today. The word “ AL bufeira “ derives from the Arabic word “ west “ and was originally known as “ Albuhera “ The old town retains much of its historic charm with narrow white cobbled streets meandering from the central square through lanes with trendy open air bars, buskers, street vendors and a plethora of the Traditional Portuguese to internationally acclaimed restaurants - From the local eateries serving the extremely popular “ bifana “ ( a pork steak sandwich ) to Michelin starred restaurants, the variety is a food paradise! Museums and gallerias blend seamlessly amongst the holiday makers and locals soaking up its vibrant heart A short walk from the main square will take you through the tunnel and onto one of the worlds most photographed beaches - “ Praia Dos Pescadores “ The fishermen's beach - Brightly coloured boats are now located and moored in the equally brightly coloured Marina which is well worth a short walk around the point. Aside from the local fishing boats who still venture out at night to catch the produce served in the restaurants and hotels the following day, you can also enjoy the splendour of the 400 individual yachts and boats berthed there. Numerous water sport actitives are available from speed boats and paragliding to trips to the must see stunning caves and Dolphin watching. The “ strip “ area developed its nickname from the long straight 2km road that is lined with bars, clubs, restaurants, discos, cafes that ultimately lead to the Praia D’ Oura beach. Its here where you find a faster pace of evening with numerous bars featuring house, garage, techno music against he more sedate atmosphere of the old town With a permanent residencial population of 45,000 divided between 4 council areas this expends to almost 500,000 in the peak summer months showcasing its popularity - however if this sounds too frantic or busy you also have the options of the beautiful beach towns and villages of Olhos D Agua, Balaia, Sao Rafael, Castelo, Gale all on your doorstep.

3 Bedroom apartment UNDER CONSTRUCTION, in luxury condominium next to lagos marina. View of the Marina and Rio. These apartments with luxury finishes have the following features: Smart home system, Energy Certification A+, heated floor, air conditioning, double glazing, central vacuum, electric blinds in all rooms, fiber optics, floor-to-ceiling windows, blank doors and wardrobes, balconies with glass railing. Fully equipped kitchen with Bosch appliances. Communal swimming pool for adults and communal pool for children. Spa with Gym, Jacuzzi, Sauna, Bar/Lounge, Jacuzzi on the terrace. Private gardens throughout the Condominium. CONSTRUCTION COMPLETED IN JULY 2023. HISTORY OF LAGOS: Integrated in the prehistory of the south-west end of the Algarve, the area of the municipality of Lagos has been inhabited since backward times, as demonstrated by several archaeological stations. The primitive name of the city - Lacohriga - points to a Celtic origin, about 2,000 years a. C., being, for a long period, port frequented by Phoenicians, Greeks and Carthaginians. Numerous traces speak of the past of Lagos, but the time from which the county becomes, in historical terms, effectively known is from 228 to. C., when the treaty between Carthaginians and Romans was celebrated, which fixed the Ebro as a border between them. It dates from this time the flowering of Lacóbriga, which remained until the 7th century and which was the ancestor of the present-day Lagos. The origin of Lacóbriga is quite unknown. Apparently, there were two, built in different places. The primitive settlement would have been destroyed by an earthquake that occurred in the 4th. C. The second Lacóbriga, whose foundation is attributed to Bohodes, captain or Cargian governor who was part of the military forces of Carthage, which occupied the south of the Iberian Peninsula at the end of the 4th century. C. Lacóbriga will turn out to be a very important city in Roman times. In an 18th-century manuscript, Antiquities of Lagos and Their Churches are said to have existed between the two Lacóbrigas. From 713 when the Arabs are already absolute masters of the Peninsula, there are no more references to Lacóbriga. According to the most recent history, Lagos was definitively conquered from the Moors in the year 1249 by D. Paio Peres Correia, and the year 1266 was pointed out as the date when Lagos received the first foral, attributed by D. Afonso III. However, it was during the reign of Alfonso IV that Lagos affirmed himself, precisely with the reconstruction of the walls of the square and with the coming to the city of the military government of the Algarve. On January 5,1361, during the reign of D. Pedro I, Lagos passes the Village and County with its own jurisdiction. Until this date he was under the command of the Bishop of Silves who had received it by donation from the King of Castile. Lagos is very important in 1415, during the reign of King John I, due to the Portuguese Discoveries. Infante D. Henrique lived in Lagos, in the castle, then Palácio dos Governadores, and which was also destroyed by the earthquake of 1755. Lagos was effectively the basis of maritime enterprises, the port of construction and armament of ships and the starting point of almost all the caravels that left for the Discoveries.

4 Bedroom apartment UNDER CONSTRUCTION, in luxury condominium next to lagos marina. View of the Marina and Rio. These apartments with luxury finishes have the following features: Smart home system, Energy Certification A+, heated floor, air conditioning, double glazing, central vacuum, electric blinds in all rooms, fiber optics, floor-to-ceiling windows, blank doors and wardrobes, balconies with glass railing. Fully equipped kitchen with Bosch appliances. Communal swimming pool for adults and communal pool for children. Spa with Gym, Jacuzzi, Sauna, Bar/Lounge, Jacuzzi on the terrace. Private gardens throughout the Condominium. CONSTRUCTION COMPLETED IN JULY 2023. HISTORY OF LAGOS: Integrated in the prehistory of the south-west end of the Algarve, the area of the municipality of Lagos has been inhabited since backward times, as demonstrated by several archaeological stations. The primitive name of the city - Lacohriga - points to a Celtic origin, about 2,000 years a. C., being, for a long period, port frequented by Phoenicians, Greeks and Carthaginians. Numerous traces speak of the past of Lagos, but the time from which the county becomes, in historical terms, effectively known is from 228 to. C., when the treaty between Carthaginians and Romans was celebrated, which fixed the Ebro as a border between them. It dates from this time the flowering of Lacóbriga, which remained until the 7th century and which was the ancestor of the present-day Lagos. The origin of Lacóbriga is quite unknown. Apparently, there were two, built in different places. The primitive settlement would have been destroyed by an earthquake that occurred in the 4th. C. The second Lacóbriga, whose foundation is attributed to Bohodes, captain or Cargian governor who was part of the military forces of Carthage, which occupied the south of the Iberian Peninsula at the end of the 4th century. C. Lacóbriga will turn out to be a very important city in Roman times. In an 18th-century manuscript, Antiquities of Lagos and Their Churches are said to have existed between the two Lacóbrigas. From 713 when the Arabs are already absolute masters of the Peninsula, there are no more references to Lacóbriga. According to the most recent history, Lagos was definitively conquered from the Moors in the year 1249 by D. Paio Peres Correia, and the year 1266 was pointed out as the date when Lagos received the first foral, attributed by D. Afonso III. However, it was during the reign of Alfonso IV that Lagos affirmed himself, precisely with the reconstruction of the walls of the square and with the coming to the city of the military government of the Algarve. On January 5,1361, during the reign of D. Pedro I, Lagos passes the Village and County with its own jurisdiction. Until this date he was under the command of the Bishop of Silves who had received it by donation from the King of Castile. Lagos is very important in 1415, during the reign of King John I, due to the Portuguese Discoveries. Infante D. Henrique lived in Lagos, in the castle, then Palácio dos Governadores, and which was also destroyed by the earthquake of 1755. Lagos was effectively the basis of maritime enterprises, the port of construction and armament of ships and the starting point of almost all the caravels that left for the Discoveries.

4 Bedroom apartment UNDER CONSTRUCTION, in luxury condominium next to lagos marina. View of the Marina and Rio. These apartments with luxury finishes have the following features: Smart home system, Energy Certification A+, heated floor, air conditioning, double glazing, central vacuum, electric blinds in all rooms, fiber optics, floor-to-ceiling windows, blank doors and wardrobes, balconies with glass railing. Fully equipped kitchen with Bosch appliances. Communal swimming pool for adults and communal pool for children. Spa with Gym, Jacuzzi, Sauna, Bar/Lounge, Jacuzzi on the terrace. Private gardens throughout the Condominium. CONSTRUCTION COMPLETED IN JULY 2023. HISTORY OF LAGOS: Integrated in the prehistory of the south-west end of the Algarve, the area of the municipality of Lagos has been inhabited since backward times, as demonstrated by several archaeological stations. The primitive name of the city - Lacohriga - points to a Celtic origin, about 2,000 years a. C., being, for a long period, port frequented by Phoenicians, Greeks and Carthaginians. Numerous traces speak of the past of Lagos, but the time from which the county becomes, in historical terms, effectively known is from 228 to. C., when the treaty between Carthaginians and Romans was celebrated, which fixed the Ebro as a border between them. It dates from this time the flowering of Lacóbriga, which remained until the 7th century and which was the ancestor of the present-day Lagos. The origin of Lacóbriga is quite unknown. Apparently, there were two, built in different places. The primitive settlement would have been destroyed by an earthquake that occurred in the 4th. C. The second Lacóbriga, whose foundation is attributed to Bohodes, captain or Cargian governor who was part of the military forces of Carthage, which occupied the south of the Iberian Peninsula at the end of the 4th century. C. Lacóbriga will turn out to be a very important city in Roman times. In an 18th-century manuscript, Antiquities of Lagos and Their Churches are said to have existed between the two Lacóbrigas. From 713 when the Arabs are already absolute masters of the Peninsula, there are no more references to Lacóbriga. According to the most recent history, Lagos was definitively conquered from the Moors in the year 1249 by D. Paio Peres Correia, and the year 1266 was pointed out as the date when Lagos received the first foral, attributed by D. Afonso III. However, it was during the reign of Alfonso IV that Lagos affirmed himself, precisely with the reconstruction of the walls of the square and with the coming to the city of the military government of the Algarve. On January 5,1361, during the reign of D. Pedro I, Lagos passes the Village and County with its own jurisdiction. Until this date he was under the command of the Bishop of Silves who had received it by donation from the King of Castile. Lagos is very important in 1415, during the reign of King John I, due to the Portuguese Discoveries. Infante D. Henrique lived in Lagos, in the castle, then Palácio dos Governadores, and which was also destroyed by the earthquake of 1755. Lagos was effectively the basis of maritime enterprises, the port of construction and armament of ships and the starting point of almost all the caravels that left for the Discoveries.

3 Bedroom apartment UNDER CONSTRUCTION, in luxury condominium next to lagos marina. View of the Marina and Rio. These apartments with luxury finishes have the following features: Smart home system, Energy Certification A+, heated floor, air conditioning, double glazing, central vacuum, electric blinds in all rooms, fiber optics, floor-to-ceiling windows, blank doors and wardrobes, balconies with glass railing. Fully equipped kitchen with Bosch appliances. Communal swimming pool for adults and communal pool for children. Spa with Gym, Jacuzzi, Sauna, Bar/Lounge, Jacuzzi on the terrace. Private gardens throughout the Condominium. CONSTRUCTION COMPLETED IN JULY 2023. HISTORY OF LAGOS: Integrated in the prehistory of the south-west end of the Algarve, the area of the municipality of Lagos has been inhabited since backward times, as demonstrated by several archaeological stations. The primitive name of the city - Lacohriga - points to a Celtic origin, about 2,000 years a. C., being, for a long period, port frequented by Phoenicians, Greeks and Carthaginians. Numerous traces speak of the past of Lagos, but the time from which the county becomes, in historical terms, effectively known is from 228 to. C., when the treaty between Carthaginians and Romans was celebrated, which fixed the Ebro as a border between them. It dates from this time the flowering of Lacóbriga, which remained until the 7th century and which was the ancestor of the present-day Lagos. The origin of Lacóbriga is quite unknown. Apparently, there were two, built in different places. The primitive settlement would have been destroyed by an earthquake that occurred in the 4th. C. The second Lacóbriga, whose foundation is attributed to Bohodes, captain or Cargian governor who was part of the military forces of Carthage, which occupied the south of the Iberian Peninsula at the end of the 4th century. C. Lacóbriga will turn out to be a very important city in Roman times. In an 18th-century manuscript, Antiquities of Lagos and Their Churches are said to have existed between the two Lacóbrigas. From 713 when the Arabs are already absolute masters of the Peninsula, there are no more references to Lacóbriga. According to the most recent history, Lagos was definitively conquered from the Moors in the year 1249 by D. Paio Peres Correia, and the year 1266 was pointed out as the date when Lagos received the first foral, attributed by D. Afonso III. However, it was during the reign of Alfonso IV that Lagos affirmed himself, precisely with the reconstruction of the walls of the square and with the coming to the city of the military government of the Algarve. On January 5,1361, during the reign of D. Pedro I, Lagos passes the Village and County with its own jurisdiction. Until this date he was under the command of the Bishop of Silves who had received it by donation from the King of Castile. Lagos is very important in 1415, during the reign of King John I, due to the Portuguese Discoveries. Infante D. Henrique lived in Lagos, in the castle, then Palácio dos Governadores, and which was also destroyed by the earthquake of 1755. Lagos was effectively the basis of maritime enterprises, the port of construction and armament of ships and the starting point of almost all the caravels that left for the Discoveries.

4 Bedroom apartment UNDER CONSTRUCTION, in luxury condominium next to lagos marina. View of the Marina and Rio. These apartments with luxury finishes have the following features: Smart home system, Energy Certification A+, heated floor, air conditioning, double glazing, central vacuum, electric blinds in all rooms, fiber optics, floor-to-ceiling windows, blank doors and wardrobes, balconies with glass railing. Fully equipped kitchen with Bosch appliances. Communal swimming pool for adults and communal pool for children. Spa with Gym, Jacuzzi, Sauna, Bar/Lounge, Jacuzzi on the terrace. Private gardens throughout the Condominium. CONSTRUCTION COMPLETED IN JULY 2023. HISTORY OF LAGOS: Integrated in the prehistory of the south-west end of the Algarve, the area of the municipality of Lagos has been inhabited since backward times, as demonstrated by several archaeological stations. The primitive name of the city - Lacohriga - points to a Celtic origin, about 2,000 years a. C., being, for a long period, port frequented by Phoenicians, Greeks and Carthaginians. Numerous traces speak of the past of Lagos, but the time from which the county becomes, in historical terms, effectively known is from 228 to. C., when the treaty between Carthaginians and Romans was celebrated, which fixed the Ebro as a border between them. It dates from this time the flowering of Lacóbriga, which remained until the 7th century and which was the ancestor of the present-day Lagos. The origin of Lacóbriga is quite unknown. Apparently, there were two, built in different places. The primitive settlement would have been destroyed by an earthquake that occurred in the 4th. C. The second Lacóbriga, whose foundation is attributed to Bohodes, captain or Cargian governor who was part of the military forces of Carthage, which occupied the south of the Iberian Peninsula at the end of the 4th century. C. Lacóbriga will turn out to be a very important city in Roman times. In an 18th-century manuscript, Antiquities of Lagos and Their Churches are said to have existed between the two Lacóbrigas. From 713 when the Arabs are already absolute masters of the Peninsula, there are no more references to Lacóbriga. According to the most recent history, Lagos was definitively conquered from the Moors in the year 1249 by D. Paio Peres Correia, and the year 1266 was pointed out as the date when Lagos received the first foral, attributed by D. Afonso III. However, it was during the reign of Alfonso IV that Lagos affirmed himself, precisely with the reconstruction of the walls of the square and with the coming to the city of the military government of the Algarve. On January 5,1361, during the reign of D. Pedro I, Lagos passes the Village and County with its own jurisdiction. Until this date he was under the command of the Bishop of Silves who had received it by donation from the King of Castile. Lagos is very important in 1415, during the reign of King John I, due to the Portuguese Discoveries. Infante D. Henrique lived in Lagos, in the castle, then Palácio dos Governadores, and which was also destroyed by the earthquake of 1755. Lagos was effectively the basis of maritime enterprises, the port of construction and armament of ships and the starting point of almost all the caravels that left for the Discoveries.

Excellent apartment duplex, inserted in a building of reference in Vila Nova de Gaia. Enjoy fantastic views of the river and over the city of Porto. Benefits of quality construction combined with a perfect organization of space. It also has a license for local accommodation. Close to services and commerce, and 15 minutes from the Airport of Porto. CHARACTERISTICS:Area: 175 m2 | 1 883 sq ftBedrooms: 3Bathrooms: 2Garage: 2Energy efficiency: CFEATURES: Fantastic views to the river Douro and City of Porto; Sun exposure: North and South; Balcony in the room ; Suite with walk-in closet; Central heating and solar panel; Security: secure door, door locks, alarm and video intercom. Internationally awarded, LUXIMOS Christie's presents more than 1,200 properties for sale in Portugal, offering an excellent service in real estate brokerage. LUXIMOS Christie's is the exclusive affiliate of Christie´s International Real Estate (1350 offices in 46 countries) for the Algarve, Porto and North of Portugal, and provides its services to homeowners who are selling their properties, and to national and international buyers, who wish to buy real estate in Portugal. Our selection includes modern and contemporary properties, near the sea or by theriver, in Foz do Douro, in Porto, Boavista, Matosinhos, Vilamoura, Tavira, Ria Formosa, Lagos, Almancil, Vale do Lobo, Quinta do Lago, near the golf courses or the marina. LIc AMI 9063

Building with design and licensing for several accommodation units, in the central area of Ferragudo, close to golf courses, beaches, restaurants and other relevant services. This investment is unique in Ferragudo. Under an area of land with 1800 m2 these existing villas are incorporated into a project for 22 units as well as restaurants, swimming pools and other services with a construction area of 1500m2. COME AND SEE THIS PROJECT. Come and see this magnificent and unique project in the village of Ferragudo. With interesting areas, the rooms were designed and designed to convey a feeling of perfect harmony to make the customer feel comfortable. These accommodation units will be the ideal place to relax, enjoy the fantastic local cuisine, enjoy nature, taste the wines of our region, take a walk or cool off with a dip in the rustic pool or the surrounding beaches. Book your visit now, make your proposal and we will close the deal! We carry out online visits to properties in real time through video call (WhatsApp/Messenger) and/or videoconference (Skype/Zoom). ... And you already know that the best deals are with BP ALGARVE REALTY!

2 bedroom river barge for sale, Marina Parque das Nações/Expo, Lisbon, Portugal For investors! THE VESSEL: The traditional British river barge is a distinctive accommodation that has existed for many years on English river navigation channels. This type of accommodation is fully equipped and furnished and offers all the comfort of an apartment with private access/entrance, bedroom (1), bathroom, kitchenette with open space living room, it also has air conditioning, LCD TV (with cable TV) , Wi-Fi and access to parking. THE BUSINESS: If you are looking for a business aimed at the tourist market (local accommodation), something different from the usual and quite appealing, invest in a typical British barge permanently anchored at the Parque das Nações Marina. The entire logistical and support structure, which involves the operation of a tourist accommodation, is already organized and in operation, with a reduced investment you can obtain an annual profitability of 8% THE LOCALIZATION: At the Expo Marina - Integrated into the Tagus Estuary, we find the modern and cosmopolitan Marina where the barges are anchored! With 24-hour security for recreational vessels (with mooring posts), the Marina is equipped with support infrastructure - Event Pier and a Pier Bridge - prepared to accommodate cruise vessels, large historic vessels, nautical events , but also as a support area for events on land. THE SURROUNDINGS: Parque das Nações – located in the eastern part of Lisbon with contemporary architecture (the result of an urban and environmental requalification project), has various leisure, sports and cultural facilities, inviting residents and visitors to practice activities all year round. sporting, recreational and/or cultural activities. We also find the cable car that offers a fantastic ride with panoramic views over the river and the city, as well as countless restaurants, shops, cafes, bars and all the essential shops and services for everyday life. Some of the Expo's equipment: Science and Technology Museum, Portuguese Pavilion, Knowledge Pavilion, Altice Arena, Vasco da Gama Tower, Lisbon Oceanarium, Casino, Gare do Oriente, Vasco da Gama Shopping Center, CUF Hospital, etc…. Due to its location next to the river, Parque das Nações has an extensive riverside area full of green spaces inviting for walking, cycling, canoeing classes, sailing, etc.. always guaranteed as a backdrop the stunning beauty of the Tejo River! Come and climb aboard your new business! I look forward to hearing from you so we can schedule a visit! From my behalf, I can guarantee professional support throughout the entire process, always with cordiality! For more information or to schedule a visit: Cristina Castro – nine three six seven eight two two four eight [email protected] #ref: 61725

1-bedroom river barge for sale, Marina Parque das Nações/Expo, Lisbon, Portugal For investors! THE VESSEL: The traditional British river barge is a distinctive accommodation that has existed for many years on English river navigation channels. This type of accommodation is fully equipped and furnished and offers all the comfort of an apartment with private access/entrance, bedroom (1), bathroom, kitchenette with open space living room, it also has air conditioning, LCD TV (with cable TV) , Wi-Fi and access to parking. THE BUSINESS: If you are looking for a business aimed at the tourist market (local accommodation), something different from the usual and quite appealing, invest in a typical British barge permanently anchored at the Parque das Nações Marina. The entire logistical and support structure, which involves the operation of a tourist accommodation, is already organized and in operation, with a reduced investment you can obtain an annual profitability of 8% THE LOCALIZATION: At the Expo Marina - Integrated into the Tagus Estuary, we find the modern and cosmopolitan Marina where the barges are anchored! With 24-hour security for recreational vessels (with mooring posts), the Marina is equipped with support infrastructure - Event Pier and a Pier Bridge - prepared to accommodate cruise vessels, large historic vessels, nautical events , but also as a support area for events on land. THE SURROUNDINGS: Parque das Nações – located in the eastern part of Lisbon with contemporary architecture (the result of an urban and environmental requalification project), has various leisure, sports and cultural facilities, inviting residents and visitors to practice activities all year round. sporting, recreational and/or cultural activities. We also find the cable car that offers a fantastic ride with panoramic views over the river and the city, as well as countless restaurants, shops, cafes, bars and all the essential shops and services for everyday life. Some of the Expo's equipment: Science and Technology Museum, Portuguese Pavilion, Knowledge Pavilion, Altice Arena, Vasco da Gama Tower, Lisbon Oceanarium, Casino, Gare do Oriente, Vasco da Gama Shopping Center, CUF Hospital, etc…. Due to its location next to the river, Parque das Nações has an extensive riverside area full of green spaces inviting for walking, cycling, canoeing classes, sailing, etc.. always guaranteed as a backdrop the stunning beauty of the Tejo River! Come and find out, and get on board with your new business! I look forward to hearing from you so we can schedule a visit! From my behalf, I can guarantee professional support throughout the entire process, always with cordiality! For more information or to schedule a visit: Cristina Castro – nine three six seven eight two two four eight [email protected] #ref: 61392