10% discount on available dates up to 2 Nov 2019 Prices displayed do not include this reduction
This substantial villa is set in 1500 square meters of lovely landscaped gardens and has panoramic views of the coast. There is a large lawn below the pool terrace and another section of the garden contains a waterfall, complete with bridge leading to a duck pond (fenced for safety). The décor is tasteful with high quality bed linen. The circular kitchen is exceptionally well equipped with a large American fridge freezer connects through to the dining room which contains a bleached oak table and from here there are two steps down to the living room. A further two steps down lead to a charming semi open summer room with seating, a further TV and the pool table. The outside furniture is extremely comfortable with rattan chairs and there is a further outdoor dining room with a kitchenette close to the barbeque. There is a garage for two cars and parking for a further four cars.
Accommodation
Ground floor: Hall with staircases up & down. Living room. Dining room. Kitchen. 1 double bedroom with shower room en-suite. 1 twin bedroom with bathroom en-suite. 1 twin bedroom with shower room en-suite. Washroom. Games room.
4 steps down to: 1 suite with king size bed & raised Jacuzzi bath. 1 double bedroom with shower room en-suite.
Stairs up to: Laundry room. Roof terace.
Note: Twin beds can be made up as a double, please request at time of booking
Features
- Wifi
- TV
- DVD player
- Washing machine
- Dishwasher
- Microwave
- Hairdryer in each bathroom
- Games room with pool table, football table & Playstation 3
- Tennis Court - Tennis racquets & balls provided
- Air Conditioning throughout
- Central Heating
- Cot available
- Highchair available
- Baby buggy available by request
- Maid 3 times per week
- Weekly towel change
- Safe
- Pool towels
- Heatable pool 12 x 6m with seating, ladder & cover. Depth 1.4 - 2m. Heating at extra cost
- If bookings include children of 12 years or under the adult swimming pool will be fenced. If you do not want the pool fenced please advise us at the time of booking.
- Heated children's pool 3 x 3m. Depth 40cms (heating included)
- Built-in charcoal barbeque
- Outside kitchen
Distances
- Supermarket 2kms
- Restaurant 2kms
- Village (Boliqueime) 2kms
- Beach 14kms
- Vilamoura Golf 16kms
- Faro Airport 35kms
Prices
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| Number of people | |||
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| 1 - 6 | 7 - 8 | 9 - 10 | |
| 15 Jun - 13 Jul 19 | £4844 | £4844 | £4844 |
| 14 Jul - 31 Aug 19 | £5152 | £5152 | £5152 |
| 01 Sep - 14 Sep 19 | £4697 | £4697 | £4697 |
| 15 Sep - 05 Oct 19 | £2198 | £2338 | £2436 |
| 06 Oct - 03 Nov 19 | £1750 | £1848 | £1939 |
| Number of people | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 - 6 | 7 - 8 | 9 - 10 | |
| 28 Mar - 24 Apr 20 | £1890 | £2016 | £2548 |
| 25 Apr - 22 May 20 | £1988 | £2114 | £3115 |
| 23 May - 29 May 20 | £4683 | £4683 | £4683 |
| 30 May - 12 Jun 20 | £3549 | £3549 | £3549 |
| 13 Jun - 10 Jul 20 | £4683 | £4683 | £4683 |
| 11 Jul - 28 Aug 20 | £5327 | £5327 | £5327 |
| 29 Aug - 11 Sep 20 | £4697 | £4697 | £4697 |
| 12 Sep - 02 Oct 20 | £2240 | £2380 | £2492 |
| 03 Oct - 30 Oct 20 | £1778 | £1876 | £1974 |
Prices are in £'s sterling per week. If your holiday dates cross two seasons please ask us for a quote.
Additional Costs & Information
- Pool Heating (both pools) £294 per week
- Pool Heating (children's pool) £114 per week
- Prices may be subject to a currency surcharge
Refundable security deposit - 2019 - £500.00
Refundable security deposit - 2020 - £500.00
Transfers
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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Reviews
Mr & Mrs M "What a holiday! We only wish it could have been longer and can't thank you enough".
Map
Boliqueime, Algarve
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.
São Brás is a sleepy town 12kms from Loulé with a central square, an interesting museum, several restaurants and few tourists. Close by is the village of Estoi which has Roman ruins, an 18th Century palace and an excellent market held on the second Sunday of each month. ...
The village centre of Boliqueime is in the hills just in front of the motorway and a short drive to the coast. It retains a village atmosphere yet is just a fifteen minute drive from the centre of Albufeira and about the same to the golf courses at Vilamoura. The centre still has some cobbled streets with local shops, a post office, chemist and a couple of cafés and there is an annual fair, held during the summer in the church square, with stalls selling locally produced handicrafts and food. On the main road there is a well used and authentic café/restaurant, where one of our directors was once defeated by a rustic local stew of pig's head, complete with ears! The surrounding countryside is hilly, with pine and almond trees and dotted with gleaming white villas. This is the way to get the best of the Algarve if you do not mind a short drive to the shops and beaches. Salir is well known for its 12th century castle, originally built by the Moors to protect the countryside and its peoples from a Christian attack, It is situated at the top of the village and there are some outstanding views across the town and the surrounding countryside. It is close to the Rocha da Pena national park which is a popular hiking area, with locals and visitors alike.