Key Features - - Sea views and balconies
- - 64 apartments available
- - Due for completion Q4 2009
- - High specification finish throughout
- - Metres from Sesimbra beach
- - High demand area for tourism
The Azur Private Residences development is strategically placed to get the best of the stunning views of the village of Sesimbra whilst being a stones throw from the village itself giving access to its beaches and its renowned seafood restaurants.
Full Description
The Development
The development consists of 64 apartments and is due to complete Q4 2009. Every apartment is to have sea views and balconies and are finished to a very high specification throughout. Facilities on site will include swimming pools, sauna, steam room, Jacuzzi, gym and panoramic bar.
The plot is one of the last remaining plots in the town, ensuring long term growth and continued demand for holiday rentals.
Sesimbras continued popularity as both a holiday and weekend destination for several nationalities and the high specification finish of the Azur Private Residences will ensure high demand throughout the year for rental accommodation. The onsite facilities in addition to the extensive surrounding amenities offer everything a visiting family could need and with Lisbon a short drive away the possibilities for the entire family are limitless.
From Sesimbra one can venture into several different regions, including Lisbon, the Algarve and the increasingly popular Alentejo region, famous for its wine, horses and the beautiful walled city of Evora. Closer to Sesimbra are the mountain roads of hte Serra da Arrabida offering some of Portugal's most breathtaking scenery, with views from the Arrabida National park south to Setubal and the developing island of Troya.
The local holiday rental market is extremely buoyant, with huge demand all year for accommodation close to the town centre and with limited future development options; Sesimbra is set to benefit from substantial future growth.
Sesimbra
Sesimbra is located about 30 km south of Lisbon, in the shadows of the Serra da Arrabida hills and close to the Arrabida national park. The town is famous for its fishing port and boasts some of Portugal's best seafood restaurants and has a lively nightlife throughout the summer months. The local economy is sustained entirely through both fishing and tourism, with many of Lisbon's affluent population frequenting the area throughout the year and the surrounding amenities, including golf courses, water sports and many ‘hidden' beaches add to the variety of activities available to visitors from themovechannel.com.
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