Portugal Villa 20666 is a beautiful new traditional style 4 bedroom and 4 bathroom villa.

Featuring large airy rooms, high ceilings and tall double glazed doors and windows.

The villa is fully air-conditioned and with underfloor heating, a terrace and pool and large secure bright garage with pool table.

Spacious, comfortable and unique .

This brand new villa awaits the intrepid traveller. Make this space your home for a week, a month or a complete season.

A fully purpose designed kitchen built with enough storage space for an enjoyable extensive stay. As well as space to gather while preparing meals. Equipped with all modern Bosch appliances to make meal time a breeze.

The villa is a short drive or walk to many restaurants, bars and shops; the cobblestone footpath in front is well lit at night.

The 5-star Sheraton Pine Cliffs Resort with golf course and Country Club, set in stunning cliff top grounds is also minutes away.

The fabulous beaches of the Algarve, Falesia with it's magnificent red cliffs, Olhos de Agua with colourful fishing boats, Maria Luisa and Balaia are all a few minutes drive.

A short drive travelling west will take you into Albufeira, the central heart of the Algarve region.

Direction east is Vilamoura and marina with it's many waterside restaurants, shopping and world-class golf courses. Quinta de Lago is further east and renowned for having the best golf courses in Europe.

The Algarve is the name of the southern coast of Portugal, incorporating, amongst others, the towns of Faro, Lagos, and Sagres. The region's administrative centre is the town of Faro, which has its own international airport.

The Algarve is composed of 5,411 square kilometres with approximately 350,000 permanent inhabitants. The Algarve is a popular destination for tourism, primarily because of its clean beaches with their warm water, Mediterranean climate, safe and low costs. The length of the south-facing coastline is approximately 155 kilometres and stretches about 52 kilometres to the north on the west.

The coastline is also notable for picturesque limestone caves and grottoes, particularly around Lagos, which are accessible by powerboat. Praia da Marinha, Lagoa was classified as one of the 100 most beautiful and well preserved beaches of the world.

The Algarve is bordered by the Bay of Cádiz to the south, the Atlantic to the West, the region of the Alentejo to the north and the Spanish province of Huelva to the east.It is a hilly area, with fertile valleys, being in particular split by the Ria Formosa which empties into the sea at Faro.

Albufeira fish markets open every morning, displaying a great variety of fish from the local waters and buyers will be treated to the very meaning of fresh seafood. Alternatively on Saturday mornings experience the fruit and veg markets where country villagers come to sell their wares including figs, peaches, nectarines, almonds and walnuts - plus an array of local produce that will delight the senses.

If that all sounds a bit like hard work then the area boasts an array of cosmopolitan eating. From 5 star restaurants to quaint boutique cafés and a good fresh coffee is never far off.

Golf: The Algarve boasts over 100 golf courses. The Algarve is Europe’s favourite golfing destination for it’s many worldclass golf courses, excellent amenities and warm and dry playing conditions. Each golf course offers a unique design taking advantage of the local landscape allowing the golfer a challenging yet pleasurable game.