Charming Villa V3 in Conde Carvalhal, Funchal, Madeira Island

Located on Rua Conde de Carvalhal, in a posh area of the city, where houses built in the first half of the 20th century for the upper-middle class predominate.

This charming villa is located at an enviable altitude of only 88m, being very well positioned and with a fabulous view of the bay and port of Funchal and the entire historic center.

With a unique architecture that marks a period in history, this villa dates from 1939, having been renovated in 2007. All built in Cyclopean concrete, it is developed on 2 floors.

On the upper floor you will find: hall and access to the balcony, 3 bedrooms, one en suite, shared bathroom and access to the attic which is the size of the entire house.

On the lower floor are: kitchen, bathroom, living and dining room, office, snooker/library room and entrance hall.

In the courtyard, almost entirely covered in traditional Madeiran stone pavement, different areas were created, such as:
1-viewpoint facing the bay, with dining table for 8 people, charcoal grill and decorative fireplace.
2-a ground floor dependence that serves as a small living room.
3-Jacuzzi for six people, permanently heated.
4-parking for 2 cars with a wallbox for electric car charging.

As for accessibility, the house has 3 accesses:
- main pedestrian gate
- underground garage door
- surface garage door
All accesses to the house are protected by an alarm system and continuous video surveillance.

This house has an autonomous solar energy system, so it does not use gas for water heating or any other activity.

Features

• Garden
• Garage
• Parking
• Terrace/Balcony
• Covered dining area
• BBQ
• Laundry room
• Storage room
• Features great views
• Sea view
• Morning sun
• Evening sun
• Orientation: South
• 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.