Madeira, Funchal, Portugal

Dating from 1970, this villa unfolds over three levels — a basement and two above-ground floors — offering a balanced combination of functionality, space, and a privileged location.

The basement includes two individual garages, each with space for two vehicles. The garages are interconnected and have internal vertical access to the main living area.

The residential space is distributed across the two upper floors. On the first floor, the entrance hall/winter garden leads to a central corridor. From here, one accesses the main living room, a TV lounge, a full bathroom, and a kitchen with dining area, which has direct access to the outside both to the south and to the backyard at the north. The outdoor area includes two annexes, a laundry room, and a storage space. An internal staircase connects this level to the upper floor.

The top floor features four bedrooms, one of which is a suite. The remaining rooms are served by a complete bathroom. The two south-facing bedrooms have access to a large balcony running along the entire width of the facade, offering panoramic views over Funchal, from east to west, with highlights such as the Sé Cathedral tower, Pico do Castelo, and the chimney of Santa Luzia Gardens.

All rooms in the villa benefit from natural light and ventilation, ensuring comfort and well-being.

The outdoor area combines paved and gardened zones, as well as a concrete pergola covered with climbing plants, ideal for outdoor leisure moments. In the northwest corner of the plot, there is an irrigation tank and an external support bathroom.