3 bedroom villa for sale in Carvoeiro with sea views and just 300 meters from the beach.
Property consisting of two floors:
On the ground floor: entrance hall, two bedrooms, kitchen and bathroom
On the 1st floor, there is a bedroom and bathroom.
Ref. : 5232
Carvoeiro is a small village in the western part of the Algarve. According to historical sources, the name of the village derives from 'Caboiere', an ancient name for a fishing village from the Arab-medieval period. Also known as Praia do Carvoeiro, it is a Portuguese village in the municipality of Lagoa, with an area of 11.12 km² and 2,721 inhabitants. Its population density was 233.4 h/km². It was elevated to village on April 19, 2001, receiving the name of Vila de Carvoeiro.
There are indications that point to the Roman presence in the village, as well as extensive maritime activity. The area where the village of Carvoeiro is located has a long history of military and pirate attacks, having witnessed a series of naval battles, among which the one that gave rise to the battle of 1544 between a squadron of ships commanded by Dom Pedro da Cunha and the Turkish privateer called Xarramet stands out.
For most of its history, fishing was the mainstay of the local economy, however, nowadays the main economic sector of this picturesque village is tourism. A dry, warm climate and breathtaking beaches make this an ideal destination for golf and water sports or simply to rest.
Property consisting of two floors:
On the ground floor: entrance hall, two bedrooms, kitchen and bathroom
On the 1st floor, there is a bedroom and bathroom.
Ref. : 5232
Carvoeiro is a small village in the western part of the Algarve. According to historical sources, the name of the village derives from 'Caboiere', an ancient name for a fishing village from the Arab-medieval period. Also known as Praia do Carvoeiro, it is a Portuguese village in the municipality of Lagoa, with an area of 11.12 km² and 2,721 inhabitants. Its population density was 233.4 h/km². It was elevated to village on April 19, 2001, receiving the name of Vila de Carvoeiro.
There are indications that point to the Roman presence in the village, as well as extensive maritime activity. The area where the village of Carvoeiro is located has a long history of military and pirate attacks, having witnessed a series of naval battles, among which the one that gave rise to the battle of 1544 between a squadron of ships commanded by Dom Pedro da Cunha and the Turkish privateer called Xarramet stands out.
For most of its history, fishing was the mainstay of the local economy, however, nowadays the main economic sector of this picturesque village is tourism. A dry, warm climate and breathtaking beaches make this an ideal destination for golf and water sports or simply to rest.
