Algarve, Lagos, Portugal

A rare and distinguished opportunity to acquire a level rural property, comprising both a rustic parcel (mixed use classification) and an urban plot featuring a pre 1951 registered ruin with 126 m², designated for residential use. Ideally positioned, the ruin sits at the heart of the urbanised section of the land, offering a privileged setting for redevelopment. The site benefits from an already approved architectural project for a striking contemporary villa of 300 m² with a private swimming pool. The proposed design embraces a sophisticated, single storey U shaped layout, featuring three generously sized en-suite bedrooms, each with ample built-in wardrobe space, as well as a basement level ideal for storage. The social and leisure areas are equally impressive, with a welcoming living room complete with a fireplace, flowing seamlessly into a spacious garden area with a pool on one side and an elegant interior patio on the other. The kitchen is designed with functionality and aesthetics in mind, incorporating a dining space to enhance family living and entertaining. A covered carport with capacity for two vehicles is also included in the project. Designed to maximise comfort and natural light, the villa features expansive windows and open spaces that create a harmonious connection between indoor and outdoor living. The layout includes an internal patio and landscaped garden, ensuring a tranquil and inviting environment. The property is already connected to key utilities, including mains electricity and water. With ideal sun exposure, predominantly south-facing, the site enjoys a serene and private setting while offering excellent accessibility, just a 10 minute drive from the vibrant town centre of Lagos and its world renowned beaches.

Lagos is one of the most captivating towns in the Algarve, offering a unique blend of rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning natural beauty. Located in the western Algarve, this charming coastal town has long been admired for its golden beaches, dramatic cliffs, and crystal-clear waters, as well as its warm and welcoming atmosphere. Steeped in maritime heritage, Lagos played a key role during the Age of Discoveries and still retains many historical landmarks, including 16th-century city walls, the Governor's Castle, and the iconic Church of St. Anthony. The cobbled streets of the old town are filled with character, lined with traditional Portuguese houses, boutique shops, lively cafés, and a wide variety of restaurants serving fresh seafood and regional delicacies. Beyond its historical charm, Lagos is a dynamic and modern town with excellent infrastructure, a thriving local community, and a growing international presence. The marina is a hub of activity, offering boat tours, dolphin watching, and access to some of the Algarve's most beautiful grottoes and hidden beaches. Lagos is also known for its laid-back lifestyle and outdoor activities, from surfing and paddleboarding to hiking along the coastal trails. With a pleasant year-round climate, it is an ideal location not only for holidays but also for permanent living or investment. Whether you're drawn by its cultural richness, relaxed pace of life, or breathtaking scenery, Lagos stands out as one of the Algarve's most desirable destinations. Faro International airport is just 50 minutes away by car.
Energy Rating: Exempt
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