This townhouse is currently under construction and is scheduled for completion in the third quarter of 2026. It is located in a quiet residential area with green spaces and trees in Moncarapacho, just a few minutes' walk from the town centre and all its amenities. It has 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, plus a smaller bedroom that can be used as an office on the ground floor, an open-plan kitchen with living/dining room, and on the top floor there is an attic that can be used for storage or another living space with access to a south-facing terrace with large areas.

The cottage also has a patio at the front and another one at the rear for alfresco dining. The kitchen is fully equipped with Bosch appliances, black angola granite worktops and the kitchen units will be lacquered in the colour of your choice. You have the opportunity to personalise your new home with finishes to suit your taste.

The plot has 142.50m2 and a total construction area of 150m2 excluding the 40m2 attic. Moncarapacho is a small village situated in the municipality of Olhão, north side and close to the fishing village of Fuseta, Attractions near the village: Fuseta and its island and beach, the Monterossa olive oil factory, Armona , Farol and Culatra islands, the Arroteia area for water sports, a visit to the cork factory, the Bela Romão croquet club, Olhão markets, trails in the mountains, cerro São Miguel, cerro da Cabeça among others.

Faro and Olhão are the most important towns near Moncarapacho, Faro being the capital of the region, mostly lived in by locals, thus offering a vibrant Portuguese atmosphere. An old town around a medieval wall, old cobbled streets where you can find restaurants serving local cuisine, shops and bars, some with breathtaking views of the sunset over the Ria Formosa, a cathedral, squares with different types of traditional architecture, museums and the famous chapel of bones.

Olhão, the city of the Restoration with its cubist architecture in the typical neighbourhoods of Barreta and Levante with their little white houses with whitewashed roofs and Algarvian chimneys, the labyrinth of little alleys with a few shops and taverns. Enjoy walks in the well-kept parks by the Ria Formosa to the new marina shopping area, crossing the famous fruit and vegetable and fish market square with several south-facing terraces cafés admiring the natural park of Ria Formosa . And of course, you can't visit the city without taking the boat that takes you to the islands of Armona, Culatra and Farol. #ref: 139196