Description

For sale luxurious villa, with excellent quality of finishes, located in a closed development with a privileged location.

House spread over 3 floors:

Floor 0
- Garage with capacity to park 5 to 6 cars, access to the villa from the inside;
- Access to the villa by the garage through stairs..

Floor 1
- Access to the villa, patio and patio;
- Common room with unobstructed view and access to the outside;
- Kitchen in open space with access to the outside, equipped with hob, oven and extractor;
- Laundry with heat pump;
- Social bathroom;
- Pre-installation of air conditioning in the room.

Floor 2
- 1 Suite with balcony and private bathroom and wardrobe;
- 2 Bedrooms with wardrobe;
- 1 Bathroom
- Pre-installation of air conditioning in the rooms;

Condominium located in a sunny and mild area, with the Atlantic Ocean as a background landscape, on the slope of the wonderful valley of Câmara de Lobos, with easy access to the main connection nodes of the Expressway.

Its privileged location allows access to the center of Funchal and commercial areas in a few minutes, allowing you to enjoy all the comfort of living in a quiet residential area with a wonderful sun exposure.

Urbanization composed of semi-detached houses of typology T3 with very generous areas.

With excellent sea and mountain views, these luxury villas have incredible natural lighting, inserted in a reserved condominium, very cozy and with high quality materials, chosen for your well-being and comfort.

If you are looking for a property a villa with modern architecture, large areas, good lighting and proximity to all kinds of services and commercial areas, this will certainly be the space for you.

Câmara de Lobos is a city seat of municipality and parish, located on the south coast of the island of Madeira was the first place where inhabited João Gonçalves Zarco, the navigator who discovered the island, between 1420 and 1424.
This was the first settlement created in Madeira by João Gonçalves Zarco himself, being elevated to parish in 1430.

The name of this parish comes from the fact that, at the time of the discovery of the island, a large number of fur seals were sighted in that cove that still maintains the same configuration today. Currently, these animals occasionally appear only on the south coast of the island, with a colony preserved in the Desertas Islands.



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