In the middle of the village of Salir, I present this beautiful house that is currently just a short time away from being finished. With 2 floors, on the ground floor, we enter directly into the living room and kitchen equipped in open space, toilet service and laundry. On the 2nd floor, we have 2 bedrooms. Bathroom with Italian shower and small balcony leading to the bedrooms. The owner used excellent materials, from triple glazing in Pvc Veka Softline 82 - Top Plast, with swing stop and interior shutter, wooden steps laminate floor, fire retardant cables, pre-installation of air conditioning in all rooms, as well as betting on the insulation that was placed both at the lower and upper levels. A pleasant surprise for those who want a nest, within a very hospitable and welcoming community. In Salir, land of almonds, carob, arbutus and cork, there are schools, health centres, petrol stations, restaurants, pharmacies, post offices, etc. ’The history of this village spans many years. It was once inhabited by the Celts, but later it was the Arabs who gave it greater importance, having in the period of the Almohad Caliphate, in the twelfth century, built in it the castle of Salir of which today only ruins remain and which is believed to have been burned down and rebuilt twice. The beautiful traditional architecture with the roof terraces, the chimneys and the stonework, the archaeological remains, the noras, the watermills, the windmills and water mills, the oral literature, the customs, the typicalism, are ’ingredients’ that make Salir a village of extraordinary beauty. In the surroundings, true natural treasures, such as the Classified Site of Rocha da Pena and Malhão are an excuse for restful stays and are excellent areas of tourist aptitude. The Festa da Espiga, celebrated on Ascension Thursday, in May) is the most relevant event in terms of the traditional manifestations of the Parish of Salir, since it contains truly ancestral aspects that are related to the cultural roots of its people. The ethnographic parade, unique in the country, works as a tourist attraction along with an exhibition/fair of the most genuine handicrafts.’ Salir to Loulé: 15 min Salir to Quarteira: 30 min Salir Faro airport: 35 min #ref:CAS_126
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