T1 set in tranquil surroundings of the Quinta Nova complex overlooking manicured gardens, this renovated one bedroom apartment comprises of a large lounge/dining room with air conditioning and access to a spacious veranda, equipped kitchen with breakfast bar, 1 double bedroom with fitted wardrobes and family bathroom.
The complex also incorporates tennis court, football pitch and gardens and is within walking distance of Alvor centre.
Area: 65m2 Energy Certificate: Letter D Zone: Alvor - Quinta Nova.
Located on the estuary of the River Arade, Portimão is known for its excellent sandy beaches with warm, calm waters, making it a very seductive holiday destination.
Portimão has a long fishing tradition, where you can visit the excellent restoration of an old factory, the Portimão Museum.
It's in the riverside area that you can try the grilled sardines, followed by a sea walk around the Marina.
Just six kilometres from Portimão is the fishing village of Alvor, where it retains its charm with its streets of white houses and colourful boats. At the highest point there are some stretches of castle walls, but the highlight is the Mother Church with its profusely carved 16th century portico and the panorama that can be seen from the churchyard over the sea and the Ria, which has a special charm at dawn when absolute tranquillity reigns.
But to get the full picture of the Portimão area, you need to appreciate it from all angles. For example, on a boat trip along the coast to see beaches inaccessible by land and admire the rock formations.
The information described here is true and does not constitute a binding offer, subject to confirmation with our company.
The complex also incorporates tennis court, football pitch and gardens and is within walking distance of Alvor centre.
Area: 65m2 Energy Certificate: Letter D Zone: Alvor - Quinta Nova.
Located on the estuary of the River Arade, Portimão is known for its excellent sandy beaches with warm, calm waters, making it a very seductive holiday destination.
Portimão has a long fishing tradition, where you can visit the excellent restoration of an old factory, the Portimão Museum.
It's in the riverside area that you can try the grilled sardines, followed by a sea walk around the Marina.
Just six kilometres from Portimão is the fishing village of Alvor, where it retains its charm with its streets of white houses and colourful boats. At the highest point there are some stretches of castle walls, but the highlight is the Mother Church with its profusely carved 16th century portico and the panorama that can be seen from the churchyard over the sea and the Ria, which has a special charm at dawn when absolute tranquillity reigns.
But to get the full picture of the Portimão area, you need to appreciate it from all angles. For example, on a boat trip along the coast to see beaches inaccessible by land and admire the rock formations.
The information described here is true and does not constitute a binding offer, subject to confirmation with our company.