V4 Tunes

Description from the owner

New villa with 4 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, Air Conditioning, BBQ, garden, small football field, private pool and panoramic views of the Algarve coast. It is set on a plot of 6000m2, located 10km north of Albufeira near Tunes.

Villa Tunes is a beautiful country house set in the hillside of the Tunes, near Albufeira. This fantastic villa is a graceful countryside estate, perfect for groups and families wanting to escape to the countryside in luxurious and peaceful surroundings, yet within easy reach of Albufeira with its shops and many great beaches.

This is a new villa in prime location for panoramic views of the Algarve coast. It is... situated on top of a hill with good access, ideal for a holiday in absolute relaxation

4 bedrooms, all en suite: 2 with double bed and two with two single beds. 1 Bedroom with double bed is located on the ground floor with access to a balcony. Three bedrooms upstairs, two of which have access to a balcony.

5 Bathroom: 3 with bath, 1 with bath and shower and one WC

Large living room with direct access to the pool, equipped with satellite TV (Sky and four national channels), DVD player and wireless Internet.

Kitchen with electric hob, oven, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine, fridge-freezer and tumble dryer. The existing small appliances in the kitchen are a toaster, juicer, blender, mixer and coffee maker.

Air conditioning in every room including the kitchen

The villa is on a plot of 6000m2

Small football field

Table Tennis

BBQ area with coffee table, sink and barbecue as well as a large table for outdoor dining.

Private pool (8.5mx 4.5m) and garden with open views to the coast

10 minutes drive to Albufeira's beaches, shops, restaurants and bars. 10 minute drive from the small village of Guia, famous for its chicken piri-piri restaurants. 5 minute drive to Algarve shopping centre with well-known high street shops, cinemas, bowling, restaurants, big supermarket .

Distances:

Beach: 10km | Albufeira center: 10km | Tunes: 1.5 km | Faro Airport: 35km | Restaurant: 1km | Small Supermarket: 1km | Shopping Guia: 6.5 km | Zoomarine: 10km | Golf: 11kmRead more

Additional Location Information

Albufeira - History
In history Albufeira was a thriving seaport and had its own castle that was later destroyed in the earthquake of 1755. Happily, most of the older parts of the town that survived and have been carefully maintained. In Roman times it was know as Baltum and later changed by the Moors to Al-Buhera. During the Moors 8th Century occupation the town became an important trading port. In 1532 and in 1755 the town was badly hit by earthquakes, and in the latter, 227 unlucky people perished when the roof of the town church collapsed. During the "War of the Miguels" the town was besieged and set ablaze. The destroyed town consequently suffered a very long period of poverty and really only recovered with the boom of tourism in the later half of the 20th Century. (Visit - Portugal History)

Albufeira - Description
As a result of the tide of tourism, this "once upon a time" fishing village has expanded since the 1960s into a major holiday resort and now has over 15,000 permanent residents. As the sun sets the centre of the town changes its character. A plentiful collection of bars, restaurants and clubs that start to fill-up with people until they spill over into the narrow streets. A fine selection of good sandy beaches extend east and west from the town. Praia de Balaia, Praia de Castelo, Praia de Falésia, Praia de Galé, de Olhos d’Agua, Praia de Maria Luisa, and Praia de São Rafael, being the principal ones. There is a small museum of 15th and 17th century Ming ceramics and a Municipal art gallery that holds regular exhibitions during the season. A further addition to the town is a new Virtual Archaeological Museum. A new Marina has been completed on the west side of the town and offers a different and attractive aspect.

Albufeira - Nearby Locations
Some other places of interest near to Albufeira are, Armação de Pera, Boliqueime, Guia and Paderne with its ruined castle perched on an isolated hill some distance from the village. This castle was liberated from Moor occupation in 1248 by Dom Paulo Peres Correia. At Ponte Grande there are impressive caverns with large arches, and also the underwater caverns of Grutas do Xorino

Location Type Away from it all, Beach

Rental fees

Additional notes from owner

Minimum stay: 7 nights
Only saturday to saturday bookings accepted during the months of June, July, August and September

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