67 Woningen te koop Met parkeerplaats in de afgelopen maand hoogste prijs m2 Op Albufeira, Algarve, Portugal

T2 for sale in a gated community, with garden, swimming pool and garage 10 mins from Oura beach, Albufeira We invite you to discover paradise with this exquisite 2-bedroom flat, sold fully furnished, with AL, inserted in the prestigious Corcovada condominium, in the heart of Albufeira, Algarve. Apartment with large hall where there are two large storage areas. Ceilings with recessed lamps and parquet floors. The living room is large, with a seating area and dining area. The living room is south facing and gives access to a balcony with space to cool off or eat enjoying the wonderful views provided by the garden, with pine trees and other species of trees, flowers and shrubs. The kitchen is large and fully equipped. A third storage area stands out, where the central vacuum equipment is located. We have a large service bathroom with shower and a large bedroom with window, built-in wardrobe. Next door, we have an en-suite bedroom, with a full bathroom, built-in wardrobe and a large window that gives access to a balcony. All rooms are air-conditioned. Access to the garage via lift or stairs. With unrivalled amenities and a prime location, just a 10-minute walk from the stunning beaches of Oura and Santa Eulalia, this property offers the epitome of coastal living. All in all, this is a luxurious space, with a spacious and meticulously designed interior, where modern comfort blends perfectly with chic aesthetics. The condo offers resort-style living with access to pristine pools, lush gardens, and private garage parking, ensuring that every moment is filled with relaxation and convenience. The proximity to Oura and Santa Eulália beaches, just a 10-minute walk away, are perfect for leisurely walks or exciting water activities. Enjoy the best of both worlds: this flat is a 10-minute walk from the vibrant nightlife, renowned restaurants, and bustling shopping districts, offering numerous entertainment options on your doorstep. Key features: T2, ideal for family residence or holiday getaways Well-equipped kitchen with modern appliances Balcony or terrace for alfresco dining and panoramic views 24/7 secure gated community for peace of mind Tranquil setting amid landscaped gardens for serene living #ref:T2-P-2056

Prächtige Villen im Bau in einer ruhigen Gegend in der Gemeinde Albufeira und Loulé (Patã de Cima). 3 km vom Strand von Olhos de Água, 10 Minuten vom Zentrum von Albufeira und dem Yachthafen von Vilamoura entfernt. Einfacher Zugang zu Hauptstraßen und Autobahnen Es gibt 3 Reihenhäuser mit Swimmingpool, Garten, Terrasse und Garage unabhängig. Hervorragende Verarbeitungsqualität durch die Verwendung hochwertiger Materialien. Bestehend aus: Untergeschoss: Garage und Abstellraum 1 Schlafzimmer Suite mit begehbarem Kleiderschrank, Terrasse mit Grill 1. Stock: 2 Schlafzimmer mit Einbauschränken, 2 Bäder und eine großzügige Terrasse. #ref:ADP-7043

The essence of the Algarve is the pleasure that all its visitors and residents have in enjoying this excellent location! One of the ex-libris of the Algarve region is Albufeira, one of the most sought-after and visited places by those looking for quality of life, relaxation, yet at the centre of the Algarve’s vibrant life. Balaia, where our property is located, is one of these aggregation centres of the best the region has to offer. A short walk from some of the Algarve’s finest beaches, such as Praia Maria Luísa (a beach almost exclusive to the project), Praia da Falésia and Praia de Santa Eulália, is one of the deciding factors for investing in this location. The proximity of Club Med, a supermarket, a petrol station, a pharmacy, restaurants and, above all, a swimming pool just a few steps away, are the key arguments for choosing this flat. Originally a 2-bedroom flat, it has been transformed into a 2+1 bedroom with the addition of a third bedroom with window, and the addition of a second bathroom has improved the final layout. A spacious terrace for meals and relaxing afternoons overlooking the pool is the icing on the cake. The urbanisation has an excellent family atmosphere, two swimming pools at your disposal, management and surveillance, as well as space available for your car. The fee of €101 includes Wi-Fi and television. Contact us for more information The toponym Albufeira comes from the Arabic name ’Al-buhera’ which means ’castle of the sea’, a reason that may be linked to the proximity of the ocean and/or the lagoon that formed in the lower part of the town. The Arabs built solid defensive fortifications, making it almost impregnable, which to a certain extent was not unfounded, because Albufeira was one of the squares that the Arabs kept the longest in their possession. The development of agriculture has been remarkable and new techniques and crops have been introduced. The Arabs already used ploughs and fertilisers, as well as noras to raise water in the wells. They introduced new irrigation systems in the fields, especially the weirs and levadas, thus transforming uncultivated areas into vegetable gardens and orchards. When King Afonso III occupied the throne, part of the Algarve had already fallen into the hands of the Christians. Templars and Hospitallers, military orders that assisted in the Reconquista, often raided the lands that were still under Arab rule, but always stopped in front of the strong walls of Albufeira. It was only after the capture of Faro that the situation in Albufeira became untenable. Surrounded by enemies on all sides, the square fell into the hands of King Afonso III, who immediately donated it to the Order of Aviz. The Moors were persecuted in such a way that only those who fled and took refuge in a cave, called Cova do Xorino, located under the rocks bordering the city on the south side, escaped the fury of the victors. In the reign of King Manuel I, the town had already regained its former importance, as this monarch granted it a charter on August 20, 1504. Albufeira was the most punished by natural cataclysms of the Algarve. But it was the earthquake that caused the most damage. The sea invaded the village with waves that reached 10m high, destroying almost all the buildings, with only 27 houses left standing and these were very ruined. The Mother Church, an ancient Arab mosque adapted to Christian worship, where the population had taken refuge, asking for mercy, collapsed causing 227 victims. After this earthquake, the whole of the Algarve continued to suffer violent shocks until August 20 of the following year, which did not prevent the reconstruction works from starting immediately by order of Bishop D. Francisco Gomes de Avelar. In 1833, during the civil war between absolutists and liberals, Albufeira was besieged and attacked by the soldiers of Remexido: an absolutist popular chief who deeply damaged the town and executed a large number of its inhabitants. From the mid-nineteenth century onwards there was a development of the economy thanks to fishing activity. In the first decades of the twentieth century there was a sharp increase in the export of fish and nuts. The village then had five factories that employed 700 to 800 people, mostly fishermen’s wives. From the 1930s to the 1960s there were times of decline, fishing traps were ruined, factories closed, boats disappeared and many houses were abandoned. The population was halved and fishing became a subsistence activity again. At the beginning of the 60s, the birth of the tourist phenomenon was witnessed, Albufeira was sought after by national tourists, but it was mainly with the English that it prospered. In the 1980s, there was a huge urban boom, and the city grew to the east, where most of the administrative services, including the City Hall, were transferred. #ref:919 HP