Magnificent 5-bed villa set in wonderful grounds in a privileged and tranquil location with 360-degree views. Built to the highest building practices and maintained to an exceptional standard.
On arriving at the property double electric gates open into a driveway suitable for several cars that leads to a double integrated garage and to the main entrance of the property.
Double doors open into a large entrance hallway that allows access to the rest of the property. Good sized living area with far-reaching country views, wood burner and patio doors leading out onto the sunny south-facing pool terrace.
Modern fully fitted kitchen with quality appliances and laundry room with an entrance onto one of the many private terraces, there is a separate dining room also boasting country views.
There is also a good-sized double bedroom on this level with a full en-suite bathroom, separate dressing/T.V room and patio doors leading out to the pool terrace.
The first floor consists of 4 further double en-suite bedrooms with fitted wardrobes and the master boasting a separate dressing room/office. All rooms feed out onto the huge South facing first-floor veranda with panoramic sea views. There is also a further roof terrace that allows spectacular 360-degree sea and country views.
The property has a huge basement that is currently used as an entertainment/games room with kitchen separate gymnasium with steam room and sauna. Ideal to convert into a very good-sized self-contained annexe or guest accommodation.
Surrounded by spectacular mature gardens on a secure plot with huge 16m pool and vast terraces with all-day sunshine and covered dining area with an outdoor kitchen and BBQ.
Great location on small urbanization of similar calibre properties, just a short stroll into the pretty beach village of Burgau, a short drive to Luz or the city of Lagos and about an hour to Faro airport.
Perfect family home or investment with excellent holiday rental potential.
About the area…
Burgau is easy to drive through and not be over-awed by its charm. You need to explore on foot to fully appreciate this little gem. The labyrinth of narrow streets leading down to the beach, with the whitewashed houses leaning crookedly against each other, the beach of fine sand backed by rocky outcrops and the broad Atlantic horizon all work their magic to create an atmosphere of great tranquillity. Burgau is known as the smuggler’s village and it is easy to imagine lots of clandestine activity going on in the hidden alleys and lanes, in times gone by.
Praia da Luz ( “Beach of Light” ). Like most towns on the Algarve coast, it was originally a fisherman’s village. Even though today it has grown into a popular seaside resort it still manages to retain a lot of its old-world charm and at the same time offering the holidaymaker golden sands, superb dining and first-class facilities. The bay is protected to the East by the famous Rocha Negra cliff, a product of the Monchique region’s volcano lava flow from some 150 million years ago. To the West is the old 16th-century fort built to ward off pirates but now is a smart restaurant which has some spectacular views from its terraces.
Lagos… The city lies along the bank of the Rio Bensafrim, with 16th-century walls enclosing the old town’s pretty, cobbled lanes, picturesque piazzas and churches. The city has an exceptional choice of bars and restaurants and the World-class Marina and beaches just add to the allure. With every activity under the sun (literally) on offer, plus a lively nightlife, it’s not surprising that people of all ages are drawn here. Aside from its hedonistic appeal, Lagos has a lot of historical clout, having launched many naval excursions during Portugal’s extraordinary Age of Discoveries.
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