Câmara De Lobos, Madeira, Address available on request

Elegant property of style and traditional Madeiran architecture, consisting of 2 main buildings with common entrance and a large and beautiful garden with space to relax and enjoy the sunlight that never lacks in this property!

 

The star of this property with a land area of 880m² is the 6+2 bedroom villa which features a private main entrance through a picturesque and traditional upper courtyard. 
Inside the property you can count on the typical Madeiran features, the high ceilings and decorated with detailed friezes of the season, wooden floors, with wooden and glass doors, and basaltic stone arches.

Some spaces have undergoing improvements, namely the kitchen and bathrooms. All of its 6 bedrooms excel in brightness and areas. 

Distributed over its 2 floors + Living Basement, you will find:

Floor 1: 
- Equipped kitchen 
- Informal + Formal dining room 
- Living room 
- 2 Offices 
- 1 Bedroom 
- 1 Bathroom 

On Floor 2:
- Informal living room with access to back patio 
- Common Bathroom 
- 3 bedrooms 
- 1 Suite 
- Access to the Basement converted into a Bedroom with Bay Window.

 

In the Commercial Space separated from the Villa by the sidewalk ramp you will find on the main floor, 1 large lounge with access to a backyard, 1 Office and 1 Bathroom. On the lower floor is the Warehouse, and an interior and exterior garage space.

The Showcase / Entrance of this commercial space has great visibility and traffic by car all day, which becomes a positive factor for your future space for business.



Câmara de Lobos is a town of municipality and parish, located on the south coast of the island of Madeira. 

The name of this parish comes from the fact that, at the time of the discovery of the island, a large number of sea wolves were sighted in that cove that still maintains the same configuration today. Currently, these animals occasionally appear only on the south coast of the island, with a colony preserved in the Desertislands.

Câmara de Lobos was the first place where João Gonçalves Zarco, the navigator who discovered the island, lived between 1420 and 1424. This was the first village created in Madeira by João Gonçalves Zarco himself, being elevated to the parish in 1430.

This land of fishermen, who have as main specialization the fishing of black swordfish, owes its fame to the fishermen who paint the bay with its picturesque boats and well characteristic - the 'Xavelhas'. Former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill painted this exceptional portrait when he visited the island on January 8, 1950.



The information made available, although accurate, is purely informative and therefore cannot be considered binding and may be subject to change. 
Energy Rating: D 
 ref:HH 929MD21