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Casa Pomar

Guia, Algarve

FROM £ 1,210 PER WEEK

Accommodation

Ground Floor: Living/dining room, patio doors to terrace. Kitchen (oven, dishwasher, fridge freezer, microwave). Double bedroom (A/C) with en suite bathroom. Washing machine.
First Floor: Double bedroom (A/C) with en suite bathroom. Two twin bedrooms (A/C) with en suite bathrooms.
Outside: Gated entrance. Grassed area. Private parking. Covered dining terrace. In-built barbecue and sun terrace. Washing machine.
Private swimming pool (8m x 4m).

Sitting proudly in its large plot Casa Pomar enjoys commanding views across gently undulating countryside of neatly planted fields and olive groves to the azure coastline beyond. In a convenient location within 700m of a restaurant and further amenities, the villa is in an ideal location and is enhanced by well maintained gardens encircling this spacious house.

Open and covered sun terraces and an inviting pool are positioned to take full advantage of the views. The interior of this traditional, handsome villa is comfortable and spacious with an easy flowing layout and light filled rooms. The open plan living/dining room is bathed in light from floor to ceiling patio doors leading to the terrace, garden and private pool. All four bedrooms are conveniently ensuite and comfortably air conditioned, the three first floor bedrooms all enjoy the beautiful views with access to either a Juliet balcony or private terrace.

This central area of the Algarve is very well served for attractions and options for day trips. Albufeira old town offers authentic shopping 8km away, and for those after a taste of night life, there are plenty of bars and clubs (9km). Golf enthusiasts will be dazzled by the variety of world class golf courses within a 20 minute drive and children will love a day out at Zoomarine water park (6km). A choice of smooth, golden sand beaches is never far away along this famous coastline. Sample freshly grilled local specialties at beach front restaurants, try your hand at paddle boarding or water skiing at a water sports centre or explore some of the wonderful hikes along the iconic cliffs. Faro airport is a 40 minute drive.

Property Licence No. 81344/AL

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Great Things to Do Near Casa Pomar

The whole family will enjoy a day at Aqualand water park

Located on the EN125 at Alcantarilha, close to Armaçao de Pera. Open daily from June. www.aqualand.pt

Capture the atmosphere of Faro

steeped in history, by taking a walk around the old town, which is encircled by medieval walls. Evidence of the rich history of the town can be found in the Museu Arqueologico including a Roman floor mosaic and a collection of Moorish oil lamps. A visit to the Cathedral is a 'must'.

Try sardines along the quay at Portimao

freshly caught and simply served with salad and local wine. Explore the narrow streets of the old quarter with their fascinating shops, some specialising in leather goods.

Needing some retail therapy?

Visit the Algarve Shopping Centre, on the EN125 at Guia. As well as a great variety of shops, there are bars and restaurants for those who need a little respite from carrying those heavy shopping bags and to rest those weary feet. Open daily from 10am till late.

Wine tasting

Visit the Quinta da Miradouro winery near Guia to sample the Vida Nova wines specially produced for Sir Cliff Richard. Tours are available but must be pre-booked. Visit www.winesvidanova.com or if you simply wish to purchase you can visit Cellar Door Shop.

Visit the World of Sand

This international sand sculpture festival is usually held between May and October. Reportedly the biggest sand city in the world, this fascinating and spectacle will amaze all members of the family! There are sand sculpture activities for children and it is illuminated by night. Located on the EN125 between Porches and Lagoa, opposite the Noel International School.

Visit some charming inland villages

Alte is a popular village with white washed houses and narrow cobbled streets. Explore the charming little shops and then relax in the shade with a picnic by the Fontes and have a refreshing swim in the freshwater pool.

Go Dolphin spotting!

Take a boat trip to experience dolphin watching with Dream Wave (Albufeira Marina). www.dreamwavealgarve.com

The village of Guia

is renowned for the number of restaurants famous for serving the typical Algarvean dish of chicken piri piri. Naturally, they all claim to be the best but you can be assured that they are all very good and represent excellent value for money.

Visit the attractive fishing village of Ferragudo

which sits at the mouth of the Rio Arade, on the opposite banks to Portimao. Very much a working village, the quayside is dotted with fishermen's huts, artisans' workshops and a sprinkling of excellent fish restaurants. The nearby sandy beach of Praia Grande is home to an excellent windsurfing school. Narrow cobbled alleyways wind their way uphill to the impressive church with great views.

Explore the very local town of Loulé

and witness craftsmen at work in many traditions such as copper, tin, brass and wrought iron mainly in the streets around where the market is held. Other items manufactured locally are shoes, cane furniture, pottery, wax candles and harnesses. Many a fascinating hour can be spent watching the craftsmen plying their trade.

Play Golf!

The Algarve is renowned for the quality of its golf courses, offering challenges for every standard of player. There are over 30 courses along the length of the region.