Country Villa with Amazing Views and a Tennis Court

€ 1,200,000 £ 1,023,285 $ 1,360,175

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Key information

Reference: PP5703

Villa

Boliqueime, Central Algarve

5 Bedrooms

Ownership Status: Private

Built in: n/a

542m² Build size

€ 2,214 £ 1,887 $ 2,509 / m² build

6,428m² Plot size

€ 187 £ 159 $ 211 / m² plot

This lovely traditional quinta is situated in the quaint and quiet area of São Faustino, Boliqueime. The property features stunning views down to the sea, a large plot and a private tennis court.

The villa has 4 ensuite bedrooms with typical Portuguese characteristics, a spacious lounge area with a log fire and a modern country kitchen.

This spacious villa also has a separate studio apartment.

The large garden area has a heated swimming pool and tennis courts, and different levels for dining and enjoying the views.

The property could be turned into an amazing home with just a few improvements made on it.

Features

Pool
Garden
Furnished
Parking
Reception room
Terrace/Balcony
Gym
Storage room
Character property
Features great views
Sea view
Evening sun
Near bars / restaurants
Near school(s)
Near shops
Near a golf course
Near the beach

Energy rating

A+
A
B
B-
C
D
E
F
G

The energy rating shows the energy efficiency of a building on a scale of A to G. The most efficient homes – which should have the lowest fuel bills – are in band A, whereas the most inefficient homes are in band G.

Key information

Reference: PP5703

Villa

Boliqueime, Central Algarve

5 Bedrooms

Ownership Status: Private

Built in: n/a

542m² Build size

€ 2,214 £ 1,887 $ 2,509 / m² build

6,428m² Plot size

€ 187 £ 159 $ 211 / m² plot

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Boliqueime, Central Algarve

Boliqueime is a lovely little town, part of the Loule district. It is located 10 minutes drive from Vilamoura inland to the West. Easy accessible by the National Road 125 or the highway A22. The town’s name comes from the word “bulicame” which means “thermal spring” and the origin of this town is closely connected to the Genovese, Venetians and Sicilians who used to travel in the 13th, 14th and 15th centuries to this place, for the tuna and whale fishing.

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