Villa Kyania

Description

Villa Kyania is a traditional, ‘farmhouse' style villa in Vilamoura, on the Algarve; sympathetically restored with subtle, understated style whilst retaining much of its rustic charm.

Nestled in its own lush gardens and grounds in the rolling countryside between Faro and Loule, this is a stunning ‘home from home' which boasts its own pool. The villa has a wonderful open, lateral lay out and is surprisingly spacious, accommodating up to twelve across five bedrooms.

Pulling up into stunning tree-lined avenue, this holiday home casts an impressive silhouette, its mustard tones and grand facade very much in keeping with the spirit of the locality.

The interiors are finished with immaculate taste, with splashes of opulent design flair, wonderful solid wood furnishings and chandelier lighting, along many of the original features such as exposed timber, large open fireplaces, ochre tones and farmhouse style kitchen.

Guests will immediately relax within this roomy style haven, so tranquil, so subtly finished - it combines modern rustic style with accents of luxe.

There is a wonderful “flow” through the villa; the gorgeous open plan living space offers a large solid wood dining table as well as chic mustard toned fireside seating and comfortable sofa. The vast open fireplace with original stone, tiles and sloping ceiling retain the country feel. Stunningly lit, neutral tones with splashes of ochre, interiors enthusiasts will be impressed.

The huge family kitchen in traditional colours has a large central island and is flooded with natural light, and leads directly onto the outdoor terrace area.

Ideal for large groups, a couple of families or a large family - this villa is roomy, airy, and the thick, ancient walls keep it cool and fresh in the summer months whilst being warm and cosy in the winter. Aside from the open plan living space, there is a further ‘snug' with wonderful cosy fabrics and soft upholstery.

The bedrooms are every bit in keeping with the style of the villa; simple yet elegant, they boast neutral tones, clean lines, wonderful light, traditional wooden shutters and sumptuous crisp white bedlinen. There are two bedrooms with double beds, two bedrooms that can be used as either double rooms or twin beds, and a further suite with twin beds. Three bathrooms are shared among these rooms, as well as a further separate WC.

The outdoor spaces really set this villa apart, with tranquil cloistered veranda ideal for al fresco dining, to poolside table and chairs for evening drinks and nibbles to the traditional courtyard family dining space, guests will truly enter the spirit of southern Portuguese living.

Wonderful verdant gardens with tropical foliage and palm trees look out onto stretches of open, rugged countryside. Every little detail has been considered with this charming villa, television and DVD player will provide that outlet for downtime for children in the group, Wi-Fi, air conditioning and all the modern touches are present.

#### Features
The Villa
Beautiful villa for 10-12 people, with a private, fenced pool and a beautiful garden. It's located in the countryside between Faro and Loule. The villa provides air conditioning in all bedrooms and Wi-Fi. Children can enjoy table tennis and play in the fenced pool and in the garden. There is also a lovely terrace with comfortable chairs and sunshades to enjoy the Portuguese sun, and a covered terrace overlooking the pool, to relax in the shade while keeping an eye on the children in the pool. The villa is perfect for a peaceful holiday with friends or family.

Ground Floor
- Double bedrooms
- Twin bedroom, with en-suite bathroom
- Twin bedrooms
- Communal bathrooms
- Dining & living area
- Fully equipped kitchen

Exterior
- Private swimming pool, with Roman steps access (9mx5m)
- Barbecue
- Lawn area
- Outdoor dining & furniture
- Poolside shower
- Private Parking
- Sun loungers

#### Location
Vilamoura, in the Algarve region of Portugal, is rich in opportunity for visitors. At just thirty five kilometres from Faro airport, and a mere three kilometres from the closest supermarkets, this home is incredibly convenient for those seeking comfort and ease.

Golf enthusiasts, fans of water sports and nature lovers will all be in paradise in this corner of Portugal.

Vilamoura itself is know for its large marina and golf courses. For history buffs, the Cerro da Vila archeological museum has a ruined Roman villa with bathhouses and mosaics. Red cliffs line Falesia beach, which stretches west to the fishing village Olhos de Agua.

Venturing a little further, Albufeira is worth a day trip. Albufeira is the liveliest and busiest town on Portugal's beautiful southern Algarve coastline. Previously a modest fishing village, it is now a well known coastal town brimming with holiday potential. Traditional charm by way of original Moorish flair, the ‘Old Town' offers a little taste of historic and sleepy small-town authenticity. A stone's throw from the quiet white-washed streets you will find the dynamic and edgy “Strip” for a buzzing nightlife experience.

Old fortress remnants dating from Roman times and historical charm nestle alongside contemporary, sleek bars and restaurants. Both the beaches and wonderful climate are what draw visitors back year after year. The marina in Albufeira is unmissable with its candy coloured apartments. Found on the western outskirts of the town, this is an ideal spot to while away an afternoon with an ice cream or cool drink, watching the boats go by.

The beach at Albufeira, as well as others along the coastline, are second-to-none. Whether it be long, lazy days on the loungers or taking advantage of the many water sports including deep sea fishing, windsurfing, diving or dolphin watching, the region is rich with natural beauty.

There really is something for everyone in the Vilamoura region. Golf players or those who love watersports won't be disappointed, whilst culinary enthusiasts can take advantage of the many restaurants offering fresh seafood and other delights.

For those who wish to venture further afield, day trips to Silves, Faro and Loule are worth considering. Boat and coastal tours offer a leisurely pace for exploring

Whether it be pretty historic streets and traditional plazas, a business golfing trip or nightlife hedonism, this corner of Southern Portugal has it covered.