Summary:
This frontline townhouse takes full advantage of the panoramic views out over the estuary and Castle Situated in a perfect location just a few meters away from a wonderful beach and a short stroll into the quaint fishing village of Ferragudo with it´s variety of restaurants and cafes.
The Space:
Recently renovated this exclusive townhouse takes full advantage of the panoramic views out over the estuary and Castle Situated in a perfect location just a few meters away from a wonderful beach and a short stroll into the quaint fishing village of Ferragudo with its variety of restaurants and cafes. The entrance door leads directly to the first floor where you find: WC, Fully fitted kitchen and large open living room with sliding doors leading to the balcony. From here admire the lovely inviting atmosphere combined with an amazing view – comfortable sitting for 4 persons. Downstairs is a double and twin bedroom both with en-suite bathrooms, fitted wardrobes and terraces. Available upon request is a topper to convert the twin beds to a king-size double bed.
You have use of Vila Castelo's communal swimming pool.
Ferragudo is located just 8 minutes from Carvoeiro & Portimao. It has recently become one of the most fashionable holiday resorts on the Algarve and it’s easy to see why. It still retains that original fishing village charm, with one of the most picturesque harbours on the coast and only minutes away from some of the finest beaches in Portugal
Tourist Tax came into force on 13 April 2024, in accordance with Regulation no. 425/2024, published in Diário da República no. 72 of 12/04/2024. The tourist tax charge is €2 per night during the high season (April to October) and €1 during the rest of the year (November to March) per person, up to a maximum of seven straight nights for all tourists aged 13 or older. The tax is to be paid either prior or upon arrival.
Guest Access:
Check-in / Check-out: 2 pm / 10 am. Bed linen, bathroom towels and pool towels provided. Travel cot and highchair available upon request.
