Properties for Sale, Houses - Villa in Faro, Montenegro

Quinta ’The last of the Moors’, with about 16 hectares of land, situated in the Ria Formosa Natural Park, 1 km from Faro International Airport, 1 km from the University of the Algarve, and 6 km from the city of Faro, capital of the Algarve Region.
It communicates through a canal to the Ria Formosa, which seeds the island of Faro and gives its name to the Ria Formosa Natural Park.
On the west side it faces the famous Quinta do Ludo, on the east side with another known farm called Quinta do Pontal and on the north and east sides with an extensive forest that constitutes an important kinetic reserve and is considered the ’Lung’ of the city of Faro.
Separating it from the forest there is a road that surrounds largely and that, after crossing Quinta do Ludo, the league of Quinta do Lago, the true pertussis of the Tourist Urbanizations of the Algarve and Portugal, frequented and used as a holiday residence by high national and international personalities.
In a second circle and about 2 km away, in addition to the Airport, the University of algarve, the beach and the island of Faro, there are several modern housing developments, namely Quinta do Eucalyptus and Monte Branco supported by recreational structures.
The Ria Formosa is a large area of sand dunes, island, Rias, sapais and lake areas and forests and runs from Quinda do Ludo, which is part of the municipality of Loulé, to the Guadiana River, which borders Portugal and Spain, in an extension of about 60 km. In this extension it involves the cities of Faro, Olhão, Tavira and Vila Real de Santo António, and encompasses the famous beaches and leisure areas, such as Faro Beach, Farol Island Beach, Armona Island Beach, Tavira Island Beach, and Montegordo Beach.
The Ria Formosa, due to its hydrological and morphological characteristics, for its location between the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea, which makes it an area of confluence of hot and cold waters and on the balcony of the European continent facing the African continent, has always been an important nature reserve ensuring the reproduction of many species of fish and shellfish and resident and migratory birds.
Considering the importance of this area to ensure the continuity of several unique species and the balance of others of great economic and ecological interest, the Ria Formosa, which gives its name to the Ria Formosa Natural Park, is a world heritage site, which will ensure that large areas such as Quinto Ludo, Quinda do Pontal and Quinta das Mouras, remain forever as authentic paradises , only accessible to those who know how to actually appreciate the true gifts of nature.