Located in the center of the Algarve, in a rural environment, Quinta Jardim das Palmeiras was an old agricultural farm in which some traditions of agricultural activity used by the owner's grandparents are still preserved.
10 minutes from one of the best beaches in the Algarve, Praia Grande, 15 minutes from major tourist cities such as Albufeira and Silves and 30 minutes from Serra de Monchique, whose highest point - Foia, with 902 m of altitude - is the highest of the Algarve.
A 4-minute drive away is the village of Algoz where you can find all types of commerce and services, with a market supplying fresh fish and a butcher's shop with meat from the producer, bakery, pharmacy, banks, etc.
This Farm has seven cozy single-story houses, six T2 and one T1 adapted for people with reduced mobility.
In the common spaces you will find two swimming pools for adults and two for children, a children's playground, garden, games room, outdoor dining area and free parking.
The outdoor dining area has BBQ's where you can share meals outdoors in the shade of the orange trees or choose a more secluded corner. The games room is a pleasant space to socialize.
This particular house has two bedrooms, one with a double bed and the other with two single beds, a bathroom with shower and a living room with a kitchenette. This house is very functional and is equipped with air conditioning.
At Quinta Jardim das Palmeiras, small pets are welcome!
Accessible to guests
- Adult/Children's Swimming Pool
- Garden
- Parking
- BBQ
- WiFi
- TV
- Games Room
The apartment is delivered with sheets applied to the beds, face and bath towels for each guest.
Reservations made through Sales Channels and the VRBO group are subject to our confirmation.
We do not accept bookings from people under 18 years of age. Reservations for people aged between 18 and 25 will require a deposit of €300, which will be returned after checking the good condition of the apartment. If anything is damaged, the cost of repairing or replacing it will be deducted from the deposit.
