2 Properties for Sale, Apartments Used, in Portimão, Alvor, Má Partilha

Two-bedroom flat with 129m2 of gross floor area, located close to the beaches of Alvor, supermarkets, pastry shops and a five-minute drive from the centre of Portimão, in the Má Partilha urbanisation.
The flat is part of a condominium with a swimming pool and garden, with two parking spaces in the basement.
Flat comprises entrance hall, large living room with balcony overlooking the garden, fully equipped kitchen, two bedrooms, one en suite.
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REF APT-6637

Shop transformed into a 1 bedroom flat for sale in Alvor, in the Má Partilha area. Inserted in a condominium with garden, swimming pool.

Property consisting of living room with kitchenette, bedroom, bathroom, pantry, parking space.

Alvor is a Portuguese town and parish in the municipality of Portimão, with an area of 15.25 km2 and 6,154 inhabitants (2011). Its population density is 403.5 inhabitants/km2.

A land of maritime and fishing tradition, of deep religious beliefs, marked by the Mother Church, from which its main portico of great decorative richness stands out, it has always been subject to the misfortunes of the toil and misfortunes of the sea. Today, along with artisanal fishing, catering, commerce and tourism are the main economic activities.

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Alvor is a seaside tourist and fishing village in the Algarve, the southernmost region of Portugal. This fishing village with maritime origins is deeply religious. The 16th-century Mother Church towers above the historic centre, and the 3 Islamic altars (morabitos) evoke the area’s Moorish heritage.

Located in the western part of the southern coast of Portugal, Alvor’s main economic activities are fishing, catering, commerce and tourism. The traditional Algarvian houses, narrow and small streets make this a quiet and worry-free holiday destination.

The wetlands of the estuary of the Alvor estuary provide a habitat for resident and migratory birds, where its main portico of great decorative richness stands out, it has always been subject to the misfortunes of the toil and misfortunes of the sea.

This charming town still retains many of its Moorish roots due to the fact that the region was controlled by Moors for several centuries. Alvor’s own name is quite similar to his old Moorish name: Al-Bûr.