Casa do Vale

in Loule , Algarve

 
A contemporary hillside villa with postcard-worthy views, the Casa do Vale makes a stylish holiday base.
Set in its own gated gardens, there’s an air of seclusion to this villa. Plus, because it's built on a hillside, the views are to die for – you can see right down to the coast. That said, it’s not entirely off the beaten track. The centre of Loule is just a five minute drive away – so you’ve got a good mix of shops, bars and restaurants within easy reach. And when you do fancy a day at the beach, the Algarve’s coastline is just twenty minutes away by car. Plus, Faro’s about the same distance.

As for the villa itself, it’s a modern terracotta-coloured number framed by lawns and shrubs. Outside, a good-sized pool takes centre-stage. It overlooks the countryside and is fringed by a terrace peppered with loungers and linen shades. There’s a built-in barbecue, too, and an al fresco dining area with tables and chairs.

Head inside and a bright and airy set-up greets you. In terms of space, this roomy villa offers five bedrooms and the same number of bathrooms, so it easily sleeps ten. And on the décor front, it’s all about chic, contemporary touches. Think boldly coloured feature walls offset by an otherwise neutral colour scheme, monochrome sofas and over-sized rugs. In terms of extras, you’ll find nice touches like a CD and DVD player. The kitchen comes kitted out with everything you need including the all-important microwave, washing machine and dishwasher. Head upstairs, meanwhile, and you’ll find the bedrooms all come with balconies - perfect for soaking up those coastal views whenever you like.

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Villa features

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Swimming pool

Private pool: 9x 5m, 1.10-2.15 deep

Pool:

Private pool

Free child places

Available

Facilities

  • Washing machine
  • Iron/ironing board
  • Barbecue
  • Sunbeds and parasols
  • Tables and chairs
  • Terrace

Car Hire

included if you book this accommodation as part of one of our holiday packages

Other Information

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Sleeps up to

10

No. of bathrooms

5

No. of rooms

5

Villa facilities

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Villa facilities

  • Upper floor:
  • 3 double bedrooms with en suite bathrooms
  • 2 twin bedrooms
  • Separate shower room
  • Small lounge area
    Lower floor:
  • Lounge with TV, DVD player and radio
  • Kitchen with oven, hob, grill, kettle, toaster, American fridge/freezer with ice-maker, microwave, and dishwasher
  • Games room with table tennis, pool table - at a charge, and table football
  • Separate bathroom
  • Bathroom by the saltwater pool

Location

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  • Beach 15km
  • Resort centre, shops, restaurant and bar 4km
  • Supermarket 2km
  • Airport 22.5km

Beach - TVP

12km

Your guide to Loule, Algarve

“A vibrant, market town, where it’s not all about holidays! This is a real town – and perhaps that’s why it’s such a fascinating place to explore.”

Roll up to Loulé on a Saturday, and you’re in for a treat. For this is the day of the exuberant, open-air market where local handicrafts are in abundance. On weekdays, there’s a covered market selling piles of glossy vegetables, gleaming fish and fiery spices, and this too is well worth a wander. Loulé has long had a reputation for being the handicrafts capital of the Algarve, and as you explore the area of cobbled lanes in the centre, you may well watch artisans carving wood, making lace and sitting at a potter’s wheel. You’ll find all sorts of appealing mementos for sale in the shops – from clogs to copper and from candles to wrought ironmongery. When you’ve had your fill of shopping, plonk yourself down at a pavement café and watch the townsfolk going about their daily lives. There’s no shortage of places to eat, many serving wholesome regional dishes to holidaymakers and locals alike. However there’s more to Loulé than shopping and eating. Make sure you visit the 13th century castle, where the defensive ramparts now welcome visitors to walk around the high walls with great views over the rooftops. Look out for the elaborate, decorative chimneys – if it wasn’t for the walkway all that talent would be unappreciated! There’s a small museum at the castle where you can learn all about the Roman and Moorish history of this interesting town. Once you’ve overdosed on culture, you’ll be glad to know that glorious beaches, golf courses and waterparks are only 15 minutes away.

More on Loule, Algarve

More on Loule, Algarve

Roll up to Loulé on a Saturday, and you’re in for a treat. For this is the day of the exuberant, open-air market where local handicrafts are in abundance. On weekdays, there’s a covered market selling piles of glossy vegetables, gleaming fish and fiery spices, and this too is well worth a wander. Loulé has long had a reputation for being the handicrafts capital of the Algarve, and as you explore the area of cobbled lanes in the centre, you may well watch artisans carving wood, making lace and sitting at a potter’s wheel. You’ll find all sorts of appealing mementos for sale in the shops – from clogs to copper and from candles to wrought ironmongery. When you’ve had your fill of shopping, plonk yourself down at a pavement café and watch the townsfolk going about their daily lives. There’s no shortage of places to eat, many serving wholesome regional dishes to holidaymakers and locals alike. However there’s more to Loulé than shopping and eating. Make sure you visit the 13th century castle, where the defensive ramparts now welcome visitors to walk around the high walls with great views over the rooftops. Look out for the elaborate, decorative chimneys – if it wasn’t for the walkway all that talent would be unappreciated! There’s a small museum at the castle where you can learn all about the Roman and Moorish history of this interesting town. Once you’ve overdosed on culture, you’ll be glad to know that glorious beaches, golf courses and waterparks are only 15 minutes away.

Reviews

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Casa do Vale reviews - what customers thought

Thomson Web Reviews

Overall score: 5/5

Based on 8 reviews

What to expect

  • Room comfort Room comfort: 5/5
  • Location Location: 4/5
  • Food Food: 5/5
  • Cleanliness Cleanliness: 4/5

Latest Thomson Reviews

 

Written on 01/10/2009, Anonymous said...

This villa is lovely! We stayed with some friends in October last year and had a brilliant holiday. A car is essential as the villa's very rural but it's only a 5 min drive to Loule. The villa's huge and modern with plenty of space. The... more on this review

Giving it an overall rating out of 5: Overall score: 5/5

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A contemporary hillside villa with postcard-worthy views, the Casa do Vale makes a stylish holiday base.

Set in its own gated gardens, there’s an air of seclusion to this villa. Plus, because it's built on a hillside, the views are to die for – you can see right down to the coast. That said, it’s not entirely off the beaten track. The centre of Loule is just a five minute drive away – so you’ve got a good mix of shops, bars and restaurants within easy reach. And when you do fancy a day at the beach, the Algarve’s coastline is just twenty minutes away by car. Plus, Faro’s about the same distance.

As for the villa itself, it’s a modern terracotta-coloured number framed by lawns and shrubs. Outside, a good-sized pool takes centre-stage. It overlooks the countryside and is fringed by a terrace peppered with loungers and linen shades. There’s a built-in barbecue, too, and an al fresco dining area with tables and chairs.

Head inside and a bright and airy set-up greets you. In terms of space, this roomy villa offers five bedrooms and the same number of bathrooms, so it easily sleeps ten. And on the décor front, it’s all about chic, contemporary touches. Think boldly coloured feature walls offset by an otherwise neutral colour scheme, monochrome sofas and over-sized rugs. In terms of extras, you’ll find nice touches like a CD and DVD player. The kitchen comes kitted out with everything you need including the all-important microwave, washing machine and dishwasher. Head upstairs, meanwhile, and you’ll find the bedrooms all come with balconies - perfect for soaking up those coastal views whenever you like.

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