2 Properties for Sale, Apartments Used, in Tavira, Santa Luzia, with Double Glazed

Cozy 2-bedroom apartment, on the second and top floor, in good condition.

Comprising entrance hall, equipped kitchen, two bedrooms, one of which has a wardrobe and access to a balcony, a bathroom with bathtub, living/dining room and a spectacular terrace with barbecue, with an area of 74.40 m2 where you can enjoy delicious meals and delicious drinks.

On the ground floor there is a garage with a laundry area and a patio that is an integral part of the apartment.

Located in a building without a lift, it is less than 5 minutes’ walk from the pier for Praia da Terra Estreita.

This pleasant apartment is furnished and is close to all the amenities in the village.

A great opportunity to buy for profit or live all year round.



About the village of Santa Luzia

This fishing village also thrives on tourism, with accommodation, restaurants and quality beaches. Known as the ’capital of the octopus’, Santa Luzia offers all its visitors true moments of harmony and well-being.

Enjoy the life of this village and the fishing arts that coexist in an environment of harmony with tourism and the hospitality of the people of Santa Luzia.

Casas do Sotavento is a family business, recognized in Portugal and abroad by customers, employees and investors for the quality of our actions and our projects. Our mission is to provide an easy and peaceful experience. Our concern is to treat everyone as we would like to be treated.

Are you looking for a retreat in the village of Santa Luzia, this could be your opportunity.
Completely renovated in 2015, this east/west facing apartment offers good light.
The village of Santa Luzia, located in the middle of the Ria Formosa, also known as the octopus capital, is one of the few fishing villages that still retains its characteristics, where you can enjoy several restaurants with local specialties.
Being close to Terra Estreita beach and the Ria Formosa estuary where you can observe the famous Pink Flamingos in the vast area of salt flats that date back to Roman times.