Spacious 4 bedroom Villa for sale in Loule, Algarve
Conveniently located close to Vilamoura Marina and a number of beaches, including Vale do Lobo, within easy access to all necessary amenities.
This South facing double storey villa of 341m2 offers an easy flowing layout with an attractive approach.
The ground floor is accessed by an acclimatized entrance hall, leading to a spacious sunken and light sitting room with a double-sided wood burning stove, one side also providing heating for the large family snug room, an open plan dining area all with access sliding doors to the pool area and garden. ...
Conveniently located close to Vilamoura Marina and a number of beaches, including Vale do Lobo, within easy access to all necessary amenities.
This South facing double storey villa of 341m2 offers an easy flowing layout with an attractive approach.
The ground floor is accessed by an acclimatized entrance hall, leading to a spacious sunken and light sitting room with a double-sided wood burning stove, one side also providing heating for the large family snug room, an open plan dining area all with access sliding doors to the pool area and garden.
The well equipped separate farmhouse style kitchen has a separate utility room and pantry.
On this floor there is also an en-suite guest bedroom currently being used as a music studio, and a small study/office.
The first floor has 3 bedrooms, one en-suite and two sharing a family bathroom.
There is a single car garage and a carport for two vehicles.
The gardens are very low maintenance and the property has a large swimming pool with attractive al fresco dining areas and sun terraces. Very attractively priced.
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