Beautiful spacious three bedroom detached house in Calheta, Madeira Island.

Indulge in the magnificent view of the Atlantic Ocean (South) and of the Mountains (North) from sunrise to sunset.

This house has excellent interior and exterior areas and only high quality materials were used in it´s construction.

Great sun exposure. In proximity of the tourist hot spot Paúl da Serra and the famous , breathtaking levada das 25 fontes (25 fountains) “Levadas are water courses running round the mountains and were built by the first settlers to carry water to inaccessible farmland. Today they are one of Madeira’s greatest tourist attractions.” (www.madeiratoursim.org).

Interior Divisions:

Ground Floor
- Ample Garage
- WC
- Leisure Room with Indoor Barbecue, sink and stove top (Great for Parties)

First Floor
- Kitchen
- Living / Dining Room
- Master Bedroom with private bathroom
- Bedroom 2
- Bedroom 3
- Main Bathroom

Exterior Divisions:

- Gated entrance
- Long Driveway paved in traditional Portuguese white and black cobblestones.
- Machinery Room
- Gardens to the front, side and back of the house


Further information on Calheta . . .

The town of Calheta is just over 31 km from Funchal and the sun is its best friend. It is also here that we find one of the oldest parishes on the island.

Calheta was one of the first areas in Madeira to be farmed. The municipality was once linked to the primary sector, and “industry” used to be important here. There were once as many as eight sugar cane processing factories, though only one of them still works today.

Its sea front has been refurbished with the construction of a marina, surrounded by spacious gardens, and an artificial white-sanded beach.
Two of its parishes, Paul do Mar and Jardim do Mar, challenge surfers to ride their spectacular waves, considered among the best in Europe.

There are several restaurants in these fishing villages, where you can taste a variety of fish dishes.

The atmosphere in Prazeres is of one incomparable peace and charm, where time stands still and no-one is ever in a hurry.

From Calheta you can go up to Paul da Serra a 1,500-metre-high plateau, where there is a view of both Madeira’s coasts. You can get to from Rabaçal from there. Here the untouched Madeiran forest covers the mountains with a green mantle.You can start out from Rabaçal to walk along some of the most beautiful, impressive paths into the depths of the island, until you find yourself surrounded by the Laurissilva Forest.

Miradouro da Fonte do Bispo

This belvedere is on the Paul da Serra plateau and nature lovers will feel the sensation of being enveloped by the exuberant vegetation of the Laurissilva Forest.

Miradouro do Farol da Ponta do Pargo

This belvedere is at the island’s westernmost point and from here we can see the rugged landscape from the lighthouse to Sítio das Achadas da Cruz.

Casa das Mudas Art Centre

This cultural facility in Calheta is divided into two parts, a mansion built in the 16th century that belonged to a granddaughter o