Semi-detached T2+1 villa with private pool in Popular Golf Resort

€ 725,000 £ 600,041 $ 759,061

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Reference: PP175682

Villa

Silves, Western Algarve

3 Bedrooms

2 Bathrooms

Ownership Status: Developer

Built in: n/a

134m² Build size

€ 5,410 £ 4,477 $ 5,664 / m² build

473m² Plot size

€ 1,533 £ 1,268 $ 1,605 / m² plot

Sophisticated two-story villas with a private pools, part of an exclusive collection of just six villas within a prestigious Golf Resort located in Silves.

The main floor features an open-plan living area with a fully equipped kitchen and a convenient breakfast bar. Both spaces seamlessly connect to the outdoor leisure area and private pool.

This level also includes a bedroom with a built-in wardrobe and direct access to the terrace and garden. Additionally, there is a second room with a built-in wardrobe, ideal as an office or TV room. A full bathroom with a shower completes this floor.

Upstairs, the master suite boasts a walk-in closet, an en-suite bathroom with both a shower and bathtub, and access to a spacious balcony. Another versatile room on this floor also opens onto a balcony. Large windows throughout the villa ensure every room enjoys abundant natural light and direct outdoor access.

Features

Pool
Air conditioning
Garden
Terrace/Balcony

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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: PP175682

Villa

Silves, Western Algarve

3 Bedrooms

2 Bathrooms

Ownership Status: Developer

Built in: n/a

134m² Build size

€ 5,410 £ 4,477 $ 5,664 / m² build

473m² Plot size

€ 1,533 £ 1,268 $ 1,605 / m² plot

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Silves, Western Algarve

Silves is a beautiful and attractive town with a rich history built on the banks of the River Arade. The river was navigable in historical times and represented an important link between the inland and the coast.

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The town, which is built on top of one of the largest underground aquifers in the south of Portugal, the Querenca-Silves aquifer, straddles the river and retains a medina-style gate, the Porta de Loule, and parts of the poured concrete walls that date back to the time of Moorish occupation

The area has been inhabited since Paleolithic times but the town reached its peak after the Moorish invasion of the Iberian Peninsula in 713. By the tenth century, Silves, then called Xelb, was the capital of the area now known as the Algarve.

Today Silves is an attractive, charming place of outdoor cafes and scented orange groves dominated by one of the best-preserved castles in the Algarve. The Moorish Fortaleza, which boasts a complete set of sandstone walls and detached towers, occupies twelve thousand square meters on top of the hill that overlooks the town. Iron Age remains have been found, along with a well, a governor's palace and the Cisterna Grande, a thirteenth century water cistern that once served the whole town. The Cisterna stands ten meters high, is supported by six columns and said to be haunted by the ghost of a Moorish maiden. A Moorish-style garden has recently been re-created and is open daily to visitors, along with the rest of the Fortaleza, whose walls offer impressive views over the town and surrounding countryside.

Below the Fortaleza is Silves' cathedral, built on the site of a grand mosque and flanked by wide Gothic towers. The cathedral retains some of its original grandeur. Lining the cathedral walls are tombs belonging to bishops and crusaders who died taking Silves back from the Moors. Opposite the cathedral, much of which dates back to the eighteenth century.

A defunct cork factory known as the Fabrica do Ingles (Englishman's factory) is home to a couple of museums and a cluster of bars, cafes and fountains that come alive in August during the town's annual beer festival. There is a market on the riverfront, near a narrow thirteenth century bridge, every morning from Monday to Saturday.