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House in the historic center of Tavira

A few steps from the Roman Bridge, close to restaurants, pharmacies and markets. Panoramic view of the city.
This villa is composed garage at ground floor level, with place for up to 6 cars and a warehouse.
Slight slope reached the yard with fruit trees, water hole, storage. external bathroom

Giving access to an agricultural warehouse, with entrance to a house of 60m in ruin with a land of 200m that allows expansion of the villa, and can also build swimming pool.

At the level of the 1st floor we have a typical Algarvian house of 3 bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen, 2 bathrooms.
The house needs remodeling, but is in perfect condition.
At the level of 2nd floor a large terrace with storage, panoramic view of the city of Tavira and the River Gilão.

The villa has immense potential for expansion and construction of housing up to the third floor, as already reported
the owner of the chamber of Tavira making a total of 596m

About The City of Tavira:
Tavira is a small town on the Algarve coast of Portugal. It extends along the Gilão River, which reaches the sea through the entrances of the lagoons of the Ria Formosa Natural Park.
The Island of Tavira has a long sandy beach and salt pans that attract flamingos, spoonspoons and other canisters.
Tavira is a city of a history very marked by Christian reconquest and some of its landmarks reflect this same history: the medieval castle of Tavira that offers views of the city, the Roman Bridge that crosses the River Gilão, and its churches that hold true treasures.
All these characteristics enthrall those who visit this city make them want to stay here.
Living in Tavira is never wanting to live anywhere else.

Casas do Sotavento is a family business, recognized at home and abroad, by customers, employees, investors, for the quality of our actions and our project. Our mission is to provide an easy and peaceful experience. Our concern, to treat everyone as we would like to be treated.

União das Freguesias de Tavira (Santa Maria e Santiago), Tavira, Faro (Algarve)