Villa Campones

Description

Located on the stunning Silver Coast, Villa Campones is a spacious and contemporary three-bedroom villa with plenty of space for up to seven guests. Just 300m from the beach, a short walk to the centre of Atalaia and around an hour from Lisbon city, the villa is in a great location with fantastic sea views, a private pool and a host of resort facilities nearby. For those looking to switch off and spend some quality time with loved ones, Villa Campones provides the ideal home away from home for families, groups of friends or multiple couples.

Set on two floors, this villa is a sleek and modern holiday home oozing luxury and charm. On the ground floor, there is a sleek and modern kitchen with a breakfast table that seats six, as well as plenty of prep space and state-of-the-art appliances. The spacious living/dining room has plenty of plush seating and a flat-screen TV for guests to get together and relax. The glass dining table adds an extra bit of glamour, and provides the perfect setting for a casual dinner party!

Upstairs, guests will find three bedrooms, including two doubles and one triple bedroom - perfect for those with kids! There are also three well-equipped bathrooms, so no fighting over who gets to shower first! Floor to ceiling windows is a regular feature throughout Villa Campones, commanding spectacular views of the Silver Coast and filling the space with light. The bedrooms are no exception; each offers stylish serenity and a private haven for those afternoon siestas and for guests to rest and recharge.

Outside, guests will find a spacious pool area and a private pool, surrounded by indulgent sun loungers for topping up your tan or relaxing with a good book. There is also a built-in barbecue and outdoor seating which provides the perfect setting for guests to prepare and enjoy delicious al fresco meals together. With the beach on your doorstep as well as an array of restaurants and activities to choose from nearby, guests are truly spoilt for choice at Villa Campones.

#### Features
The Villa

Villa Campones boasts amazing ocean views located in the village of Atalaia. There are 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and it sleeps up to 7 people.

Ground Floor
- Open-plan living and dining room
- Fully equipped kitchen and breakfast table
- Bathroom

First Floor
- Double bedroom with en-suite bathoom and balcony access
- Double bedroom with balcony access
- Bedroom with three single beds
- Bathroom

Exterior Grounds
- Swimming pool (7 x 4m)
- Sun loungers
- Barbecue

Additional Facilities
- Television
- Wi-Fi
- Air-conditioning
- Washing machine
- Iron and iron board
- Dishwasher
- Baby cot on request

#### Location
Located in a residential area in Atalaia, just 3km from Lourinha, Villa Campones offers the best of both worlds; quiet serenity and convenience to the busier areas. Lisbon is within easy reach, and the beach is on your doorstep!

The Silver Coast is known for being cooler and fresher than The Algarve, thanks to the sea breeze blowing in off the ocean. Famous beaches include Santa Cruz, Baleal and Nazare; all sharing Praia del Rey's impossibly blue sea and glorious white sand.

During your stay, you have an excellent choice of day trips within easy reach of Villa Bom Vento. As well as a mecca for world-class surfers, Peniche is a hotspot for tourists wanting to visit the historical relics left behind since its time as a royal fortress and fishing port, the latter still active today. Be sure to sample the freshly caught seafood in a local restaurant at lunchtime.

Obidos, a small but charming town located inland, is also worth a visit. A morning's sightseeing can include a walk around the town walls, a visit to the twelfth-century castle and trip to see the beautifully tiled Porta da Vila chapel.

Also inland, Caldas da Rainha has been visited by tourists for hundreds of years, attracted by its natural springs and restorative hydrotherapy spa. A pretty garden and lake now occupy the site of what used to be a thermal hospital. Take in the Museu de Ceramica to learn more about Caldas da Rainha's ceramics heritage before heading back to Villa Bom Vento. Another favourite reason to visit Cascais is the Boca do Inferno, a rugged cliff formation which has taken a visible battering from the Atlantic and continued to do so. It's informally referred to as ‘Hell's Mouth' – visitors in winter will experience the full drama.

Sintra is historically rich and fascinatingly so, with numerous notable buildings. From the romantic Palacio da Pena to arabesque Palacio de Monserrate and gothic Palacio Nacional, the variety could keep you going for days.The surroundings are just as striking, providing beautiful and challenging conditions for hiking, rock climbing, cycling and the like.