Carrapateira, Faro

Imagine a charming little house, in the Historic Center of Carrapateira, in Aljezur, where tradition is combined with the raw beauty of Algarve nature. This house features a typical Algarve chimney that mixes rustic charm with the region's traditional architecture. With white walls and blue details give it a vibrant and typical touch of the area with a tribute to the history of the region. When you enter, the house reveals a welcoming atmosphere, with the ceramic floor in warm tones and the exposed wooden beams that adorn the ceiling. Each space is utilized and carefully thought out, integrating the living room and kitchen, creating a convivial environment. The kitchen (equipped with stove, electric oven, water heater, washing machine and microwave) and with wooden finishes, maintains its rustic character, with vintage details, on shelves decorated with crockery from other times, bringing to light the traditional spirit of the Algarve.The living room offers a perfect space to relax and with access to the upper floor (an additional floor was created), finding a suite where an iron bed painted blue becomes a peaceful refuge, with an atmosphere of unique serenity. The exterior of the house is equally charming, reminiscent of the typical little houses on the souvenir postcards of those who pass by. The small stone patio and bougainvillea trees provide an outdoor dining space, inspired by the calm of the countryside. The silence that emanates from the place is interrupted only by the soft sound of the wind and the singing of local birds. This villa in the historic center of Carrapateira is an invitation to experience the essence of Aljezur, where the authenticity of the past meets the amenities of the present, offering a home of comfort and tranquility, in the heart of one of the most authentic areas of the Algarve.About the Historic Center of Carrapateira:The urban agglomeration that gave rise to the village of Carrapateira had its birthplace from the hill where the Church and the Fortress are located. Due to the sometimes cold, strong and harsh winds coming from the North quadrant, it extended south of the respective hill. From here, in this more sheltered area, the majority of the houses began to be concentrated, where residential houses and animal stables coexisted. Visits by appointment on specific days. Make your appointment today. Bring an identification document.