Hus for Køb i Armacao de Pera, Faro

Villa Under Construction For Sale in Armacao De Pera Portugal
 This two storey V3 + 1 Bed, 3 Bathroom Villa Under Construction For Sale in Armacao De Pera Portugal is in the final stages of construction. The property is in a residential area with sea views and a 10 minute walk to the center of Armacao De Pera.
 Villa Under Construction For Sale in Armacao De Pera Portugal Details:
 
 3 En-Suite Bedrooms with sea and countryside views
 2 Bathrooms
 Fully Equipped Kitchen
 Living and dining room
 Service Toilet
 Office (can be used as 4th bedroom)
 Pantry
 Swimming Pool
 Kids Swimming Pool
 Basement garage for 4 cars
 Solar panels for hot water
 Pre-Installation of air conditioning in every room
 Electric shutters
 Double Glazing
 South facing
 ENERGY CERTIFICATE: A
 
 
 
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 Silves
 Silves is an enchanting town littered with orange and lemon trees, sitting on the banks of the Arade River. There is history everywhere you look in Silves, to remind you of its affluent and bold past as a Moorish capital.The importance of Silves lay in the fact that it was the main access to the inland areas of the Algarve.
 
 The most prominent monument is Castelo de Silves, which is now the best preserved castle in the Algarve. The castle and the Cathedral beside it are sitting on the hilltop above the town. They are also the first buildings you see as you approach Silves.
 
 Silves has a very pretty central square, Praça do Municipio. With palms and flowers, beautiful gardens, and a newly paved river front. If you would like to improve your fitness a little there is an exercise area which also has a ‘Life Trail Wellness Stations.
 Armacao De Pera
 Armação de Pêra is a mix of slightly weather worn buildings and new, modern apartment blocks along the sea front. The ‘old village’ is at the eastern end by the fishermen’s beach and is more typically Algarvean. It is here, on the beachfront that the remains of a 17th century fort still stand. There is a chapel inside, dedicated to Santo António, which is also 17th century.
 
 The views of the coast from the fort are of the long, long stretch of golden sand which runs from the rocks and caves at the western end by Senhora da Rocha, to Praia de Galé (near to Albufeira) in the east.
 Faro
 Faro offers much more than just a landing point in Portugal. The area is also full of shops, restaurants, cafes, theatres, and galleries. Faro also offers great beaches and the Ria Formosa nature reserve.
 
 From Faro marina you will find Porta Nova pier where you can also catch a ferry to the ilha beaches. The boat ride through the Ria Formosa is a 30 minute trip each way.
 
 On the streets you will find many cafes and restaurants around the old town. As you move further away from the water front, you will also find modern office and apartment blocks.
 Old town of Faro
 The history of Faro is reflected in the sights and monuments amongst the old town. Faro’s city centre has many parts which have now been pedestrianised.
 Praia de Faro
 Praia De Faro is the main beach of Faro and stretches for about 5 kilometres. The beach is located near the airport and the natural park of Ria Formosa. There is a bridge to the beach, so it is possible to reach it by car or by bus.
 Eduardo VII Park
 Eduardo VII Park is the largest park in the centre of Lisbon. The park also offers hedges and nice walkways. Here you will find the hothouse with the its exotic plants. Also the greenhouse which is filled with tropical plants. In the greenhouse you will also find ponds, and endless varieties of palms and also some cactus.
 Lisbon Metro
 Lisbon metro is the fastest way to travel around the city. There are four metro lines which cover a total of 46 km and have 55 metro stations. The first service of the day is at 6:30 am and the last service of the night is at 1:00 am. Some minor stations close at 9:30 pm. There is a departure every 6-12 minutes.
 
 The metro is the best way to travel from Lisbon airport to the city centre. It is also the best way to travel throughout Lisbon. Tickets for the metro can be purchased at a ticket machine. The ticket machines also provide instructions in multiple languages. The  machines operate in English, French, Spanish and Portuguese.
 Walking in Lisbon
 Walking is one of the best ways to experience the old quarters. Several viewpoints offer stunning views over the city. The old trams are also a good way to tour the city.
 Trams
 Lisbon’s trams are part of the public cities public transport network. The trams cover the areas of the city where there is no access to the metro. Along with the main public transport routes there is a selection of tourist tram tours.
 
 There are five tram routes with 58 trams. These trams operate across a combined distance of 48 km. Many people assume that Lisbon’s trams are just for tourists.
 
 Locals still use them today and are their main transport throughout the city.
 Tuk Tuk Tours
 A tuk tuk tour is a great way of seeing the city with kids without it being boring for them.
 Santos / 24 Julho / Docks
 Santos, Avenida 24 de Julho and the Docks were formerly Lisbon’s port area.
 
 The area is where there used to be old warehouses, but changed in the 1990’s. The docs are now know for its pop and mainstream music. Here you will also find some of the best restaurants, bars and discos.
 
 All the riverfront bars and restaurants overlook the small marina.
 KidZania Lisboa
 This child-sized city is the best way to keep the kids busy on a rainy day in Lisbon. Young visitors can play at being grownups and try out occupations. Children will be able to be a grown up for a day and have play money to shop with
 Lisbon Zoo
 A day trip to Lisbon’s zoo will offer you big cats, primates, a reptile house, and dolphin shows. You can also see the park by riding on the zoo’s miniature train.
 Climbing Centre
 Lisbon’s largest climbing centre is down by the river. The wall is 400 square metres and is a paradise for keen climbers of all ages
 Hippo Trip
 The Hippo trip is a city tour that then plunges into the waters of the Tagus. The vehicle is also a boat that enters the water to the sound of 2001: a Space Odyssey.
 Children’s Sailing Trip
 On this tour kids can be the captain of the boat. Children can also sit behind the wheel cruising the Tagus river. You can also relax and spend time with your family on this private sailing experience.
 Pop Cereal
 Pop Cereal is the first place in Lisbon dedicated only to breakfast cereals. A good choice for breakfast, afternoon snacks or even desserts. At Pop Cereal you can combine the cereals with other cereals as well as with sweets. There are more than 100 different cereals to choose from.
 Water Sports
 A water sport should be at the top of your list of things to do in Lisbon. Surf, or kite surf is most popular in Lisbon Your local teacher will take you to the best beaches and introduce you to any of these sports safely. If you’re already experienced have a great time surfing some of the best waves in Europe.
 Public Toilets
 Public toilets in Lisbon are few and far between. Train, metro and bus stations generally have public toilets. You can also enter a cafe or bar. If you just want to use the washroom order a coffee or water.
 Porto
 Porto and the River Douro are on the Gaia side, where the Port Wine lodges are located. The city of Porto is now becoming a popular tourist destination. There is a lot to see and do in Porto.
 Port Wine 
 The grapes that are used to make Port wine are grown in the mountainous Upper Douro region of Porto. This protected region is the only place in the world that can produce authentic Port.
 Zoo                                                                                                                  
 Vila Nova de Gaia also has the Zoo Santo Inácio. The zoo brings awareness of wildlife protection and animal welfare. All animals live according to their original environment by providing them the best conditions for living healthy.
 Cable Car In Porto
 A great way to see the Port wine area in Vila Nova de Gaia is to take the cable car from the top of the town. From the town the car travels down to Cais de Gaia, on the river bank.
 
 The cable car was built between March 2009 and April 2011. The upper station puts you close to the Metro station. Here you can either take a tram across the river to Porto city centre, or you can walk across the bridge.