New development of semi-detached villas with private pool

Development of semi-detached houses with private pool under construction. Located in the countryside on the outskirts of Sesmarias, between the picturesque village of Ferragudo and Praia do Carvoeiro. Only a few minutes to some of the most beautiful beaches in the Algarve.

Semi-detached villas of modern style, with great energetic and acoustic performance. The large windows with good sun exposure allow beautiful views over the surrounding nature, the Monchique hills and, in the background the entrance to the city of Portimão.

Open plan fully equipped ktchen, air conditioning/heating in all rooms.

T1+2 classification, consisting of: Patio, a bright and spacious living room and open kitchen, the largest en-suite bedroom, office, TV room, terraces and swimming pool.

Stage payments during construction, handkey delivery in max. 8 months.

For organized tourist accommodation or own use. Gated community with reception service and night surveillance.

Owners enjoy discounts on all Pestana Courses and Clubhouses in the Algarve and exclusive access to Golf Club membership.


In the Algarve, in the municipality of Lagoa, is the village of Carvoeiro, where I have been very, very happy. It is still a very special place, although its sandy beach is getting smaller and smaller and, in summer, it is almost impossible to find a place to spread a beach towel.

The current population of Carvoeiro does not reach three thousand souls and it was once a predominantly fishing village, but it has grown and nowadays tourism is its main focus for business and economic development (it has many shops, restaurants and bars, as well as houses for rent).

It is from Carvoeiro that many of the boats leave to discover the coastal strip of the Barlavento and its caves, cliffs and spectacular rock formations. The village is small, with white houses, some hotels further away from the centre and is a very lively place, especially in the spring and summer. Quieter between autumn and winter.

The name "Carvoeiro" has its origin in the history of the Arabs in this region: "carboiere" meant "fishermen's village" and, for centuries, fishing was the means of subsistence for the local population. History also tells us that Carvoeiro became better known when the fleet of the commander D. Pedro da Cunha defeated the pirates of Turco Xarramet in 1544. In fact, this has always been a place of several battles with privateers.