Maximum: 4 adults plus 3 child/children
This delightful villa is nestled between Boliqueime and Paderne and is just a 20 minute drive from Vilamoura Marina, making it an ideal loaction for those wishing to explore both the more traditional Portugal and the vibrant nightlife near the coast.
Coralie is set in its own grounds with electric gates and a large driveway. Recently competely renovated, it has a fresh, welcoming feel and all the comforts and amenities of a much loved second home including a fully equipped kitchen, comfortable seating, air conditoning, and a large TV with a wide range of English channels.
There is a spacious terrace with a covered, outside dining area and barbeque that leads to the pool terrace which has lovely views of the surrounding countryside.
There are some low walls around the pool terrace so extra care should be taken with very young children.
Al licence number is 75039/AL
Steps up to entrance. Open plan living/dining/kitchen.
Steps up to small twin (best suited for children as beds are at a right angle). Shower room. Twin bedroom with double headboard (can be made up as a double on request). Master bedroom with queen size bed & shower room en-suite.
Blow up mattress available for a child, free of charge & by request only.
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01 May - 30 Jun 21 | £1337 | |
01 Jul - 31 Aug 21 | £1785 | |
01 Sep - 30 Sep 21 | £1337 |
Prices are in £'s sterling per week. If your holiday dates cross two seasons please ask us for a quote.
Refundable security deposit - 2021 - £300.00
Taxi transfer 1 - 4 people £53.00
Taxi transfer 5 - 8 people £76.00
Any taxi prices shown are for 1 way journeys
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In the hills behind Faro there are some wonderful towns and villages which remain relatively unaffected by tourism. Loulé is a typical, bustling market town with lots of history and remnants of its Roman and Moorish past, including the old castle walls and mosque-like churches. As the coast has developed, gradually more villas have been built on the almond tree filled hills surrounding Loulé but this has not changed the character of the town; if you wander down the cobbled side streets, you will find workshops with craftsmen busily working on leatherware, weavers making baskets and metal workers beating out copperware.
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