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Prime real estate, stunning two bedroom apartment that will steal your breath away.
Located in the heart of Funchal´s toursim area (hotel strip), this top floor apartment of a 5 storey building is more than perfect for those wishing to purchase a home for retirement, for relocation or simply for a holiday home in Madeira Island.
Gorgeous picturesque glass front bay-style window proudly shows off a fabulous 180º view including such sites as the ocean, city and mountains.
Excelent sun exposure due to it´s top floor location and abundance of windows.
This apartment has ample interior areas, was renovated in 1997 and was designed in a modern architechtural style. Air conditioning, alarm system, thermal accumulator and a fully equipped kitchen are just some of the features included in the purchase of this home.
Conviniently located within walking distance from: • Hotels • Lido beach complex • Restaurants • Shopping • Public Transportation • Pharmacy • Banks • Supermarkets • Downtown Funchal City
Forum Madeira Shopping Center – 5 minute drive (approx) Santa Catarina International Airport – 20 minute drive (approx)
Further information on Funchal . . .
The capital of the archipelago is on Madeira’s south coast, in a beautiful bay washed by the warm waters of the Atlantic Ocean and surrounded by tall, green mountains and deep valleys.
Funchal was made a city on 21 August 1508 by Royal Charter issued by King Manuel I. It is the most important business, tourist and cultural in the Madeira Archipelago.
Its name comes from a sweet-smelling wild herb called Foeniculum vulgare, more commonly known as fennel, which was abundant there when the first settlers arrived.
Funchal is the largest municipality in the region and has 10 parishes.
The city of Funchal has plenty of leisure activities to offer. You can visit its magnificent gardens, wander through its picturesque streets and squares with Portuguese cobblestone pavements or simply stop and relax at one of the pavement cafés in the city centre.