17 Flats / Apartments for sale T4+ of 120.000 € until 2.800.000 €, in Lagos, Algarve with greater price reduction

In an absolutely incredible location, in the middle of the historic center of Lagos, you can find this very wonderful apartment with four bedrooms and a lovely view of the square Praça Luis de Camões. The apartment, located on the top floor, was completely renovated in 2018 to a high modern standard. When you get in to the apartment, you are greeted by a pleasant hall where the social part of the apartment and the sleeping quarters are separated. If you go to the right in the hall, you will enter in to a bright and spacious living room with space for both a sofa group and a dining area. Large window sections allow the sun and light to flow into the room. There are two glass doors that lead out to a large and cozy balcony, facing southeast. Here you can enjoy the sun during most of the day. A wonderful place perfect to eat your meals and where you can look out over the crowd in the square, listen to the street musicians performing while you relax with a good glass of wine or a drink. Next to the living room you will find the modern and white kitchen and a laundry room with both a washing machine and dryer. Next to the kitchen is one of the apartment's two bathrooms. The bathroom has a shower and ventilation. There is also an extra room here that is currently used as storage. This room can easily be turned into a fifth bedroom or an office. To the left of the hall is the apartments sleeping quarters. There are four spacious and bright bedrooms on this side of the apartment. Two of the bedrooms have air conditioning and access to the large balcony. The other two bedrooms face the rear of the building and one of these bedrooms has access to a small balcony, which leads up to a small roof terrace. On the roof terrace, which may need some updating, you will find two solar panels for hot water. In the hall you will find the apartment's second bathroom with a walk-in shower and window. All windows in the apartment are double-glazed with PVC frames, good for sound and heat insulation, and has electric blinds. This apartment is perfect for those looking to live in the heart of the city with the benefits of being close to everything Lagos has to offer; cafes, restaurants, bars, shops and beaches and more. Contact us for a showing of this unique home! #ref:CM142

4 bedroom apartment UNDER CONSTRUCTION, in luxury condominium next to lagos marina. View of the Marina and Rio. These apartments with luxury finishes have the following features: Smart home system, Energy Certification A+, heated floor, air conditioning, double glazing, central vacuum, electric blinds in all rooms, fiber optics, floor-to-ceiling windows, blank doors and wardrobes, balconies with glass railing. Fully equipped kitchen with Bosch appliances. Communal swimming pool for adults and communal pool for children. Spa with Gym, Jacuzzi, Sauna, Bar/Lounge, Jacuzzi on the terrace. Private gardens throughout the Condominium. CONSTRUCTION COMPLETED IN JULY 2023. HISTORY OF LAGOS: Integrated in the prehistory of the south-west end of the Algarve, the area of the municipality of Lagos has been inhabited since backward times, as demonstrated by several archaeological stations. The primitive name of the city - Lacohriga - points to a Celtic origin, about 2,000 years a. C., being, for a long period, port frequented by Phoenicians, Greeks and Carthaginians. Numerous traces speak of the past of Lagos, but the time from which the county becomes, in historical terms, effectively known is from 228 to .C., when the treaty between Carthaginians and Romans was celebrated, which fixed the Ebro as a border between them. It dates from this time the flowering of Lacóbriga, which remained until the 7th century and which was the ancestor of the present-day Lagos. The origin of Lacóbriga is quite unknown. Apparently, there were two, built in different places. The primitive settlement would have been destroyed by an earthquake that occurred in the 4th .C. The second Lacóbriga, whose foundation is attributed to Bohodes, captain or Cargian governor who was part of the military forces of Carthage, which occupied the south of the Iberian Peninsula at the end of the 4th century .C. Lacóbriga will turn out to be a very important city in Roman times. In an 18th-century manuscript, Antiquities of Lagos and Their Churches are said to have existed between the two Lacóbrigas. From 713 when the Arabs are already absolute masters of the Peninsula, there are no more references to Lacóbriga. According to the most recent history, Lagos was definitively conquered from the Moors in the year 1249 by D. Paio Peres Correia, and the year 1266 was pointed out as the date when Lagos received the first foral, attributed by D. Afonso III. However, it was during the reign of Alfonso IV that Lagos affirmed himself, precisely with the reconstruction of the walls of the square and with the coming to the city of the military government of the Algarve. On January 5, 1361, during the reign of D. Pedro I, Lagos passes the Village and County with its own jurisdiction. Until this date he was under the command of the Bishop of Silves who had received it by donation from the King of Castile. Lagos is very important in 1415, during the reign of King John I, due to the Portuguese Discoveries. Infante D. Henrique lived in Lagos, in the castle, then Palácio dos Governadores, and which was also destroyed by the earthquake of 1755. Lagos was effectively the basis of maritime enterprises, the port of construction and armament of ships and the starting point of almost all the caravels that left for the Discoveries. #ref:PBI-1177

Nestled in the heart of Lagos, this stunning 4-bedroom, 5-bathroom apartment offers a luxurious and convenient lifestyle for its new owners. With a spacious house area of 223 square meters and a gross area of 291 square meters, this used property boasts a range of attractive features, including a garage, air conditioning, a fireplace, a lift, double glazing, an equipped kitchen, and multiple terraces with breathtaking views of the sea, mountains, river, city, and urbanization. Built in 1977, this charming apartment is just a minute away from the vibrant town center, Contact us today for more information on this private ownership property. #ref:A/06076

4 bedroom apartment UNDER CONSTRUCTION, in luxury condominium next to lagos marina. View of the Marina and Rio. These apartments with luxury finishes have the following features: Smart home system, Energy Certification A+, heated floor, air conditioning, double glazing, central vacuum, electric blinds in all rooms, fiber optics, floor-to-ceiling windows, blank doors and wardrobes, balconies with glass railing. Fully equipped kitchen with Bosch appliances. Communal swimming pool for adults and communal pool for children. Spa with Gym, Jacuzzi, Sauna, Bar/Lounge, Jacuzzi on the terrace. Private gardens throughout the Condominium. CONSTRUCTION COMPLETED IN JULY 2023. HISTORY OF LAGOS: Integrated in the prehistory of the south-west end of the Algarve, the area of the municipality of Lagos has been inhabited since backward times, as demonstrated by several archaeological stations. The primitive name of the city - Lacohriga - points to a Celtic origin, about 2,000 years a. C., being, for a long period, port frequented by Phoenicians, Greeks and Carthaginians. Numerous traces speak of the past of Lagos, but the time from which the county becomes, in historical terms, effectively known is from 228 to .C., when the treaty between Carthaginians and Romans was celebrated, which fixed the Ebro as a border between them. It dates from this time the flowering of Lacóbriga, which remained until the 7th century and which was the ancestor of the present-day Lagos. The origin of Lacóbriga is quite unknown. Apparently, there were two, built in different places. The primitive settlement would have been destroyed by an earthquake that occurred in the 4th .C. The second Lacóbriga, whose foundation is attributed to Bohodes, captain or Cargian governor who was part of the military forces of Carthage, which occupied the south of the Iberian Peninsula at the end of the 4th century .C. Lacóbriga will turn out to be a very important city in Roman times. In an 18th-century manuscript, Antiquities of Lagos and Their Churches are said to have existed between the two Lacóbrigas. From 713 when the Arabs are already absolute masters of the Peninsula, there are no more references to Lacóbriga. According to the most recent history, Lagos was definitively conquered from the Moors in the year 1249 by D. Paio Peres Correia, and the year 1266 was pointed out as the date when Lagos received the first foral, attributed by D. Afonso III. However, it was during the reign of Alfonso IV that Lagos affirmed himself, precisely with the reconstruction of the walls of the square and with the coming to the city of the military government of the Algarve. On January 5, 1361, during the reign of D. Pedro I, Lagos passes the Village and County with its own jurisdiction. Until this date he was under the command of the Bishop of Silves who had received it by donation from the King of Castile. Lagos is very important in 1415, during the reign of King John I, due to the Portuguese Discoveries. Infante D. Henrique lived in Lagos, in the castle, then Palácio dos Governadores, and which was also destroyed by the earthquake of 1755. Lagos was effectively the basis of maritime enterprises, the port of construction and armament of ships and the starting point of almost all the caravels that left for the Discoveries. #ref:PBI-1179

4 bedroom apartment UNDER CONSTRUCTION, in luxury condominium next to lagos marina. View of the Marina and Rio. These apartments with luxury finishes have the following features: Smart home system, Energy Certification A+, heated floor, air conditioning, double glazing, central vacuum, electric blinds in all rooms, fiber optics, floor-to-ceiling windows, blank doors and wardrobes, balconies with glass railing. Fully equipped kitchen with Bosch appliances. Communal swimming pool for adults and communal pool for children. Spa with Gym, Jacuzzi, Sauna, Bar/Lounge, Jacuzzi on the terrace. Private gardens throughout the Condominium. CONSTRUCTION COMPLETED IN JULY 2023. HISTORY OF LAGOS: Integrated in the prehistory of the south-west end of the Algarve, the area of the municipality of Lagos has been inhabited since backward times, as demonstrated by several archaeological stations. The primitive name of the city - Lacohriga - points to a Celtic origin, about 2,000 years a. C., being, for a long period, port frequented by Phoenicians, Greeks and Carthaginians. Numerous traces speak of the past of Lagos, but the time from which the county becomes, in historical terms, effectively known is from 228 to .C., when the treaty between Carthaginians and Romans was celebrated, which fixed the Ebro as a border between them. It dates from this time the flowering of Lacóbriga, which remained until the 7th century and which was the ancestor of the present-day Lagos. The origin of Lacóbriga is quite unknown. Apparently, there were two, built in different places. The primitive settlement would have been destroyed by an earthquake that occurred in the 4th .C. The second Lacóbriga, whose foundation is attributed to Bohodes, captain or Cargian governor who was part of the military forces of Carthage, which occupied the south of the Iberian Peninsula at the end of the 4th century .C. Lacóbriga will turn out to be a very important city in Roman times. In an 18th-century manuscript, Antiquities of Lagos and Their Churches are said to have existed between the two Lacóbrigas. From 713 when the Arabs are already absolute masters of the Peninsula, there are no more references to Lacóbriga. According to the most recent history, Lagos was definitively conquered from the Moors in the year 1249 by D. Paio Peres Correia, and the year 1266 was pointed out as the date when Lagos received the first foral, attributed by D. Afonso III. However, it was during the reign of Alfonso IV that Lagos affirmed himself, precisely with the reconstruction of the walls of the square and with the coming to the city of the military government of the Algarve. On January 5, 1361, during the reign of D. Pedro I, Lagos passes the Village and County with its own jurisdiction. Until this date he was under the command of the Bishop of Silves who had received it by donation from the King of Castile. Lagos is very important in 1415, during the reign of King John I, due to the Portuguese Discoveries. Infante D. Henrique lived in Lagos, in the castle, then Palácio dos Governadores, and which was also destroyed by the earthquake of 1755. Lagos was effectively the basis of maritime enterprises, the port of construction and armament of ships and the starting point of almost all the caravels that left for the Discoveries. #ref:PBI-1178

This nice and tasteful apartment is only ten minutes' walk from the old town of Lagos. The apartment has four bedrooms and an impressive terrace of 275 square meters in a southwest orientation. And it is the huge terrace that makes this apartment completely unique. With 275 square meters, there is plenty of space for socializing, cooking and plants of all kinds. With imagination and green fingers, you can create a lovely oasis here where you can enjoy the sun throughout the day. Today, there is a built-in BBQ just outside the kitchen, which means that you can create a fantastic outdoor kitchen here with a fridge, storage, outdoor hob and maybe a small herb garden. Next to, and outside the living room, there is already a pergola which is created for a perfect and large dining area. Here you can have wonderful dinners for many, many guests. This part of the terrace is in a south-west position, which means that this part has sun from morning to evening. Where the terrace rounds the corner of the apartment you will find an excellent place for sunbeds as this area has the most sun throughout the day. Around the corner where you have a more northwesterly location, it is appropriate to have a large lounge furniture to spend warm and lovely evenings on, watch the sun go down and enjoy an evening drink and relax with family and friends. At the bottom of the terrace, a jacuzzi would have its best location, because from the western part of the terrace you have direct access to all four bedrooms of the apartment. This terrace can become a patio that leaves very little to be desired. In addition to this obvious place for dining and socializing, there is also a lot of indoor living space to enjoy. The apartment itself has a living area of 184 square meters. A large and welcoming hall, with several wardrobes, meets you when you enter the apartment. Directly from the entrance is a special sleeping area with three of the four bedrooms. When you enter the sleeping area, you are first greeted by a hall with plenty of extra storage for towels, sheets, etc. The master bedroom is spacious and bright and has built-in wardrobes and a private bathroom. The two guest bedrooms are bright and pleasant with built-in wardrobes and they share a bathroom with bath, bidet and ventilation. From the large entrance there is the apartment's fourth bedroom with a guest bathroom with shower as well as a storage room just outside. All bedrooms have access to the large terrace. The kitchen is fully equipped and has plenty of storage and counter space. There is also a small bar table where you can drink your morning coffee or you can go out through the patio doors to the terrace and enjoy your coffee in the morning sun. Next to the kitchen is the very spacious living room. It accommodates both a sofa group and dining room furniture. Large sliding patio doors create a lovely light in the room and lead out to the terrace. From the apartment, it is close to a lot, partly to the old town and to grocery stores. There are also several restaurants, cafes and shops within walking distance. The nearest beach is within a 20-minute walk. Another very unique feature of this home is that there are a total of four parking spaces in the ground level garage. To enter the garage, there are two electric gates, which are controlled by remote control. The four places are very spacious and the high roof means that there is plenty of room for larger cars. Right near the parking spaces, there is a common washing area, perfect for when the car needs a refresh. Adjacent to the parking spaces is a large storage room and an elevator that takes you up to the apartment's entrance. The apartment also has air conditioning in all rooms, double-glazed windows and electric blinds and more. A warm welcome to the viewing of this pleasant apartment! #ref:CM140

4 bedroom apartment UNDER CONSTRUCTION, in luxury condominium next to lagos marina. View of the Marina and Rio. These apartments with luxury finishes have the following features: Smart home system, Energy Certification A+, heated floor, air conditioning, double glazing, central vacuum, electric blinds in all rooms, fiber optics, floor-to-ceiling windows, blank doors and wardrobes, balconies with glass railing. Fully equipped kitchen with Bosch appliances. Communal swimming pool for adults and communal pool for children. Spa with Gym, Jacuzzi, Sauna, Bar/Lounge, Jacuzzi on the terrace. Private gardens throughout the Condominium. CONSTRUCTION COMPLETED IN JULY 2023. HISTORY OF LAGOS: Integrated in the prehistory of the south-west end of the Algarve, the area of the municipality of Lagos has been inhabited since backward times, as demonstrated by several archaeological stations. The primitive name of the city - Lacohriga - points to a Celtic origin, about 2,000 years a. C., being, for a long period, port frequented by Phoenicians, Greeks and Carthaginians. Numerous traces speak of the past of Lagos, but the time from which the county becomes, in historical terms, effectively known is from 228 to .C., when the treaty between Carthaginians and Romans was celebrated, which fixed the Ebro as a border between them. It dates from this time the flowering of Lacóbriga, which remained until the 7th century and which was the ancestor of the present-day Lagos. The origin of Lacóbriga is quite unknown. Apparently, there were two, built in different places. The primitive settlement would have been destroyed by an earthquake that occurred in the 4th .C. The second Lacóbriga, whose foundation is attributed to Bohodes, captain or Cargian governor who was part of the military forces of Carthage, which occupied the south of the Iberian Peninsula at the end of the 4th century .C. Lacóbriga will turn out to be a very important city in Roman times. In an 18th-century manuscript, Antiquities of Lagos and Their Churches are said to have existed between the two Lacóbrigas. From 713 when the Arabs are already absolute masters of the Peninsula, there are no more references to Lacóbriga. According to the most recent history, Lagos was definitively conquered from the Moors in the year 1249 by D. Paio Peres Correia, and the year 1266 was pointed out as the date when Lagos received the first foral, attributed by D. Afonso III. However, it was during the reign of Alfonso IV that Lagos affirmed himself, precisely with the reconstruction of the walls of the square and with the coming to the city of the military government of the Algarve. On January 5, 1361, during the reign of D. Pedro I, Lagos passes the Village and County with its own jurisdiction. Until this date he was under the command of the Bishop of Silves who had received it by donation from the King of Castile. Lagos is very important in 1415, during the reign of King John I, due to the Portuguese Discoveries. Infante D. Henrique lived in Lagos, in the castle, then Palácio dos Governadores, and which was also destroyed by the earthquake of 1755. Lagos was effectively the basis of maritime enterprises, the port of construction and armament of ships and the starting point of almost all the caravels that left for the Discoveries. #ref:PBI-1178

4 bedroom apartment UNDER CONSTRUCTION, in luxury condominium next to lagos marina. View of the Marina and Rio. These apartments with luxury finishes have the following features: Smart home system, Energy Certification A+, heated floor, air conditioning, double glazing, central vacuum, electric blinds in all rooms, fiber optics, floor-to-ceiling windows, blank doors and wardrobes, balconies with glass railing. Fully equipped kitchen with Bosch appliances. Communal swimming pool for adults and communal pool for children. Spa with Gym, Jacuzzi, Sauna, Bar/Lounge, Jacuzzi on the terrace. Private gardens throughout the Condominium. CONSTRUCTION COMPLETED IN JULY 2023. HISTORY OF LAGOS: Integrated in the prehistory of the south-west end of the Algarve, the area of the municipality of Lagos has been inhabited since backward times, as demonstrated by several archaeological stations. The primitive name of the city - Lacohriga - points to a Celtic origin, about 2,000 years a. C., being, for a long period, port frequented by Phoenicians, Greeks and Carthaginians. Numerous traces speak of the past of Lagos, but the time from which the county becomes, in historical terms, effectively known is from 228 to .C., when the treaty between Carthaginians and Romans was celebrated, which fixed the Ebro as a border between them. It dates from this time the flowering of Lacóbriga, which remained until the 7th century and which was the ancestor of the present-day Lagos. The origin of Lacóbriga is quite unknown. Apparently, there were two, built in different places. The primitive settlement would have been destroyed by an earthquake that occurred in the 4th .C. The second Lacóbriga, whose foundation is attributed to Bohodes, captain or Cargian governor who was part of the military forces of Carthage, which occupied the south of the Iberian Peninsula at the end of the 4th century .C. Lacóbriga will turn out to be a very important city in Roman times. In an 18th-century manuscript, Antiquities of Lagos and Their Churches are said to have existed between the two Lacóbrigas. From 713 when the Arabs are already absolute masters of the Peninsula, there are no more references to Lacóbriga. According to the most recent history, Lagos was definitively conquered from the Moors in the year 1249 by D. Paio Peres Correia, and the year 1266 was pointed out as the date when Lagos received the first foral, attributed by D. Afonso III. However, it was during the reign of Alfonso IV that Lagos affirmed himself, precisely with the reconstruction of the walls of the square and with the coming to the city of the military government of the Algarve. On January 5, 1361, during the reign of D. Pedro I, Lagos passes the Village and County with its own jurisdiction. Until this date he was under the command of the Bishop of Silves who had received it by donation from the King of Castile. Lagos is very important in 1415, during the reign of King John I, due to the Portuguese Discoveries. Infante D. Henrique lived in Lagos, in the castle, then Palácio dos Governadores, and which was also destroyed by the earthquake of 1755. Lagos was effectively the basis of maritime enterprises, the port of construction and armament of ships and the starting point of almost all the caravels that left for the Discoveries. #ref:PBI-1177

4 bedroom apartment UNDER CONSTRUCTION, in luxury condominium next to lagos marina. View of the Marina and Rio. These apartments with luxury finishes have the following features: Smart home system, Energy Certification A+, heated floor, air conditioning, double glazing, central vacuum, electric blinds in all rooms, fiber optics, floor-to-ceiling windows, blank doors and wardrobes, balconies with glass railing. Fully equipped kitchen with Bosch appliances. Communal swimming pool for adults and communal pool for children. Spa with Gym, Jacuzzi, Sauna, Bar/Lounge, Jacuzzi on the terrace. Private gardens throughout the Condominium. CONSTRUCTION COMPLETED IN JULY 2023. HISTORY OF LAGOS: Integrated in the prehistory of the south-west end of the Algarve, the area of the municipality of Lagos has been inhabited since backward times, as demonstrated by several archaeological stations. The primitive name of the city - Lacohriga - points to a Celtic origin, about 2,000 years a. C., being, for a long period, port frequented by Phoenicians, Greeks and Carthaginians. Numerous traces speak of the past of Lagos, but the time from which the county becomes, in historical terms, effectively known is from 228 to .C., when the treaty between Carthaginians and Romans was celebrated, which fixed the Ebro as a border between them. It dates from this time the flowering of Lacóbriga, which remained until the 7th century and which was the ancestor of the present-day Lagos. The origin of Lacóbriga is quite unknown. Apparently, there were two, built in different places. The primitive settlement would have been destroyed by an earthquake that occurred in the 4th .C. The second Lacóbriga, whose foundation is attributed to Bohodes, captain or Cargian governor who was part of the military forces of Carthage, which occupied the south of the Iberian Peninsula at the end of the 4th century .C. Lacóbriga will turn out to be a very important city in Roman times. In an 18th-century manuscript, Antiquities of Lagos and Their Churches are said to have existed between the two Lacóbrigas. From 713 when the Arabs are already absolute masters of the Peninsula, there are no more references to Lacóbriga. According to the most recent history, Lagos was definitively conquered from the Moors in the year 1249 by D. Paio Peres Correia, and the year 1266 was pointed out as the date when Lagos received the first foral, attributed by D. Afonso III. However, it was during the reign of Alfonso IV that Lagos affirmed himself, precisely with the reconstruction of the walls of the square and with the coming to the city of the military government of the Algarve. On January 5, 1361, during the reign of D. Pedro I, Lagos passes the Village and County with its own jurisdiction. Until this date he was under the command of the Bishop of Silves who had received it by donation from the King of Castile. Lagos is very important in 1415, during the reign of King John I, due to the Portuguese Discoveries. Infante D. Henrique lived in Lagos, in the castle, then Palácio dos Governadores, and which was also destroyed by the earthquake of 1755. Lagos was effectively the basis of maritime enterprises, the port of construction and armament of ships and the starting point of almost all the caravels that left for the Discoveries. #ref:PBI-1179

This nice and tasteful apartment is only ten minutes' walk from the old town of Lagos. The apartment has four bedrooms and an impressive terrace of 275 square meters in a southwest orientation. And it is the huge terrace that makes this apartment completely unique. With 275 square meters, there is plenty of space for socializing, cooking and plants of all kinds. With imagination and green fingers, you can create a lovely oasis here where you can enjoy the sun throughout the day. Today, there is a built-in BBQ just outside the kitchen, which means that you can create a fantastic outdoor kitchen here with a fridge, storage, outdoor hob and maybe a small herb garden. Next to, and outside the living room, there is already a pergola which is created for a perfect and large dining area. Here you can have wonderful dinners for many, many guests. This part of the terrace is in a south-west position, which means that this part has sun from morning to evening. Where the terrace rounds the corner of the apartment you will find an excellent place for sunbeds as this area has the most sun throughout the day. Around the corner where you have a more northwesterly location, it is appropriate to have a large lounge furniture to spend warm and lovely evenings on, watch the sun go down and enjoy an evening drink and relax with family and friends. At the bottom of the terrace, a jacuzzi would have its best location, because from the western part of the terrace you have direct access to all four bedrooms of the apartment. This terrace can become a patio that leaves very little to be desired. In addition to this obvious place for dining and socializing, there is also a lot of indoor living space to enjoy. The apartment itself has a living area of 184 square meters. A large and welcoming hall, with several wardrobes, meets you when you enter the apartment. Directly from the entrance is a special sleeping area with three of the four bedrooms. When you enter the sleeping area, you are first greeted by a hall with plenty of extra storage for towels, sheets, etc. The master bedroom is spacious and bright and has built-in wardrobes and a private bathroom. The two guest bedrooms are bright and pleasant with built-in wardrobes and they share a bathroom with bath, bidet and ventilation. From the large entrance there is the apartment's fourth bedroom with a guest bathroom with shower as well as a storage room just outside. All bedrooms have access to the large terrace. The kitchen is fully equipped and has plenty of storage and counter space. There is also a small bar table where you can drink your morning coffee or you can go out through the patio doors to the terrace and enjoy your coffee in the morning sun. Next to the kitchen is the very spacious living room. It accommodates both a sofa group and dining room furniture. Large sliding patio doors create a lovely light in the room and lead out to the terrace. From the apartment, it is close to a lot, partly to the old town and to grocery stores. There are also several restaurants, cafes and shops within walking distance. The nearest beach is within a 20-minute walk. Another very unique feature of this home is that there are a total of four parking spaces in the ground level garage. To enter the garage, there are two electric gates, which are controlled by remote control. The four places are very spacious and the high roof means that there is plenty of room for larger cars. Right near the parking spaces, there is a common washing area, perfect for when the car needs a refresh. Adjacent to the parking spaces is a large storage room and an elevator that takes you up to the apartment's entrance. The apartment also has air conditioning in all rooms, double-glazed windows and electric blinds and more. A warm welcome to the viewing of this pleasant apartment! #ref:CM140

Apartamento T4 EM CONSTRUÇÃO, em Condomínio de luxo junto á Marina de Lagos. Vista para a Marina e para o Rio. Estes apartamentos com acabamentos de Luxo tem as seguintes características: Sistema de casa inteligente, Certificação Energética A+, chão aquecido, ar condicionado, vidros duplos, aspiração central, estores elétricos em todas as divisões, fibra ótica, janelas do chão ao teto, portas e roupeiros em branco, varandas com gradeamento em vidro. Cozinha totalmente equipada com eletrodomésticos da Bosch. Piscina comum para adultos e piscina comum para crianças. Spa com Ginásio, Jacuzzi, Sauna, Bar/Lounge, Jacuzzi no terraço. Jardins privados em todo o Condomínio. CONSTRUÇÃO CONCLUIDA EM JULHO DE 2023. HISTÓRIA DE LAGOS: Integrada na pré-história da extremidade sudoeste do Algarve, a área do concelho de Lagos é habitada desde tempos recuados, como o demonstram diversas estações arqueológicas. O primitivo nome da cidade - Lacohriga - aponta para uma origem celta, cerca de 2.000 anos a. C., sendo, durante um largo período, porto frequentado por fenícios, gregos e cartagineses. Numerosos vestígios falam do passado de Lagos, mas a época a partir da qual o concelho se torna, em termos históricos, efetivamente conhecido é a partir de 228 a.C., quando se celebrou o tratado entre Cartagineses e Romanos, que fixava o Ebro como fronteira entre eles. Data dessa época o florescimento de Lacóbriga, que se manteve até ao século VII e que foi a antepassada da Lagos atual. A origem de Lacóbriga é bastante desconhecida. Ao que parece, existiam duas, edificadas em locais diferentes. A primitiva povoação teria sido destruída por um terramoto ocorrido no século IV a.C., sem deixar vestígios. A segunda Lacóbriga, cuja fundação se atribui a Bohodes, capitão ou governador cartaginês que fez parte das forças militares de Cartago, que ocuparam o sul da Península Ibérica, no final do século IV a.C. Lacóbriga virá a ser uma importantíssima cidade na época romana. Num manuscrito do século XVIII, Antiguidades de Lagos e Suas Igrejas diz-se que entre as duas Lacóbrigas existia uma distância de quase meia légua. A partir de 713 quando os árabes são já senhores absolutos da Península, não mais se registam referências a Lacóbriga. Segundo a história mais recente, Lagos foi conquistada definitivamente aos mouros no ano de 1249 por D. Paio Peres Correia, sendo o ano de 1266 apontado como a data em que Lagos recebeu o primeiro foral, atribuído por D. Afonso III. No entanto, foi no reinado de Afonso IV que Lagos se afirmou, precisamente com a reconstrução das muralhas da praça e com a vinda para a cidade do governo militar do Algarve. A 5 de Janeiro de 1361, no reinado de D. Pedro I, Lagos passa a Vila e Concelho com jurisdição própria. Até esta data estava sob o comando do Bispo de Silves que o havia recebido por doação do rei de Castela. Lagos revela-se com bastante importância, em 1415, no reinado de D. João I, em virtude dos Descobrimentos Portugueses. O Infante D. Henrique viveu em Lagos, no castelo, depois Palácio dos Governadores, e que também foi destruído pelo terramoto de 1755. Lagos foi, efetivamente, a base das empresas marítimas, o porto de construção e armamento dos navios e o ponto de partida de quase todas as caravelas que partiram para as Descobertas. #ref:15446286

Apartamento T4 EM CONSTRUÇÃO, em Condomínio de luxo junto á Marina de Lagos. Vista para a Marina e para o Rio. Estes apartamentos com acabamentos de Luxo tem as seguintes características: Sistema de casa inteligente, Certificação Energética A+, chão aquecido, ar condicionado, vidros duplos, aspiração central, estores elétricos em todas as divisões, fibra ótica, janelas do chão ao teto, portas e roupeiros em branco, varandas com gradeamento em vidro. Cozinha totalmente equipada com eletrodomésticos da Bosch. Piscina comum para adultos e piscina comum para crianças. Spa com Ginásio, Jacuzzi, Sauna, Bar/Lounge, Jacuzzi no terraço. Jardins privados em todo o Condomínio. CONSTRUÇÃO CONCLUIDA EM JULHO DE 2023. HISTÓRIA DE LAGOS: Integrada na pré-história da extremidade sudoeste do Algarve, a área do concelho de Lagos é habitada desde tempos recuados, como o demonstram diversas estações arqueológicas. O primitivo nome da cidade - Lacohriga - aponta para uma origem celta, cerca de 2.000 anos a. C., sendo, durante um largo período, porto frequentado por fenícios, gregos e cartagineses. Numerosos vestígios falam do passado de Lagos, mas a época a partir da qual o concelho se torna, em termos históricos, efetivamente conhecido é a partir de 228 a.C., quando se celebrou o tratado entre Cartagineses e Romanos, que fixava o Ebro como fronteira entre eles. Data dessa época o florescimento de Lacóbriga, que se manteve até ao século VII e que foi a antepassada da Lagos atual. A origem de Lacóbriga é bastante desconhecida. Ao que parece, existiam duas, edificadas em locais diferentes. A primitiva povoação teria sido destruída por um terramoto ocorrido no século IV a.C., sem deixar vestígios. A segunda Lacóbriga, cuja fundação se atribui a Bohodes, capitão ou governador cartaginês que fez parte das forças militares de Cartago, que ocuparam o sul da Península Ibérica, no final do século IV a.C. Lacóbriga virá a ser uma importantíssima cidade na época romana. Num manuscrito do século XVIII, Antiguidades de Lagos e Suas Igrejas diz-se que entre as duas Lacóbrigas existia uma distância de quase meia légua. A partir de 713 quando os árabes são já senhores absolutos da Península, não mais se registam referências a Lacóbriga. Segundo a história mais recente, Lagos foi conquistada definitivamente aos mouros no ano de 1249 por D. Paio Peres Correia, sendo o ano de 1266 apontado como a data em que Lagos recebeu o primeiro foral, atribuído por D. Afonso III. No entanto, foi no reinado de Afonso IV que Lagos se afirmou, precisamente com a reconstrução das muralhas da praça e com a vinda para a cidade do governo militar do Algarve. A 5 de Janeiro de 1361, no reinado de D. Pedro I, Lagos passa a Vila e Concelho com jurisdição própria. Até esta data estava sob o comando do Bispo de Silves que o havia recebido por doação do rei de Castela. Lagos revela-se com bastante importância, em 1415, no reinado de D. João I, em virtude dos Descobrimentos Portugueses. O Infante D. Henrique viveu em Lagos, no castelo, depois Palácio dos Governadores, e que também foi destruído pelo terramoto de 1755. Lagos foi, efetivamente, a base das empresas marítimas, o porto de construção e armamento dos navios e o ponto de partida de quase todas as caravelas que partiram para as Descobertas. #ref:15446288

Apartamento T4 EM CONSTRUÇÃO, em Condomínio de luxo junto á Marina de Lagos. Vista para a Marina e para o Rio. Estes apartamentos com acabamentos de Luxo tem as seguintes características: Sistema de casa inteligente, Certificação Energética A+, chão aquecido, ar condicionado, vidros duplos, aspiração central, estores elétricos em todas as divisões, fibra ótica, janelas do chão ao teto, portas e roupeiros em branco, varandas com gradeamento em vidro. Cozinha totalmente equipada com eletrodomésticos da Bosch. Piscina comum para adultos e piscina comum para crianças. Spa com Ginásio, Jacuzzi, Sauna, Bar/Lounge, Jacuzzi no terraço. Jardins privados em todo o Condomínio. CONSTRUÇÃO CONCLUIDA EM JULHO DE 2023. HISTÓRIA DE LAGOS: Integrada na pré-história da extremidade sudoeste do Algarve, a área do concelho de Lagos é habitada desde tempos recuados, como o demonstram diversas estações arqueológicas. O primitivo nome da cidade - Lacohriga - aponta para uma origem celta, cerca de 2.000 anos a. C., sendo, durante um largo período, porto frequentado por fenícios, gregos e cartagineses. Numerosos vestígios falam do passado de Lagos, mas a época a partir da qual o concelho se torna, em termos históricos, efetivamente conhecido é a partir de 228 a.C., quando se celebrou o tratado entre Cartagineses e Romanos, que fixava o Ebro como fronteira entre eles. Data dessa época o florescimento de Lacóbriga, que se manteve até ao século VII e que foi a antepassada da Lagos atual. A origem de Lacóbriga é bastante desconhecida. Ao que parece, existiam duas, edificadas em locais diferentes. A primitiva povoação teria sido destruída por um terramoto ocorrido no século IV a.C., sem deixar vestígios. A segunda Lacóbriga, cuja fundação se atribui a Bohodes, capitão ou governador cartaginês que fez parte das forças militares de Cartago, que ocuparam o sul da Península Ibérica, no final do século IV a.C. Lacóbriga virá a ser uma importantíssima cidade na época romana. Num manuscrito do século XVIII, Antiguidades de Lagos e Suas Igrejas diz-se que entre as duas Lacóbrigas existia uma distância de quase meia légua. A partir de 713 quando os árabes são já senhores absolutos da Península, não mais se registam referências a Lacóbriga. Segundo a história mais recente, Lagos foi conquistada definitivamente aos mouros no ano de 1249 por D. Paio Peres Correia, sendo o ano de 1266 apontado como a data em que Lagos recebeu o primeiro foral, atribuído por D. Afonso III. No entanto, foi no reinado de Afonso IV que Lagos se afirmou, precisamente com a reconstrução das muralhas da praça e com a vinda para a cidade do governo militar do Algarve. A 5 de Janeiro de 1361, no reinado de D. Pedro I, Lagos passa a Vila e Concelho com jurisdição própria. Até esta data estava sob o comando do Bispo de Silves que o havia recebido por doação do rei de Castela. Lagos revela-se com bastante importância, em 1415, no reinado de D. João I, em virtude dos Descobrimentos Portugueses. O Infante D. Henrique viveu em Lagos, no castelo, depois Palácio dos Governadores, e que também foi destruído pelo terramoto de 1755. Lagos foi, efetivamente, a base das empresas marítimas, o porto de construção e armamento dos navios e o ponto de partida de quase todas as caravelas que partiram para as Descobertas. #ref:15446287

L&A tem o prazer de apresentar este espaçoso apartamento com 4 quartos Imóvel completamente renovado pronto a ser usufruido por si, de realçar que é vendido exatamente como se encontra mobiliado. Ao entrar deparamos-nos com um generoso hall de entrada em que os acabamentos chamam à atenção até para os mais distraídos. Uma mistura de moderno com vintage oferece um ambiente extremamente acolhedor. Todos os quartos estão equipados com ar condicionado para maior conforto tanto no inverno curto do Algarve mas também nos nossos longos e famosos Verões. . Ambas as casas de banho oferecem tambem toalheiros aquecidos, palavra cozy é predominante neste imóvel. Quando parece que não pode ficar melhor deparamos-nos com a sala que oferece uma amplitude acima da média, área generosa essa que permite ter um bom sofá assim como uma mesa de jantar e uma garrafeira. A cozinha totalmente equipada oferece bastante espaço de manobra assim como uma mesa . Oferece também acesso à varanda/marquise que tem espaço para uma zona técnica bem como uma área de lazer. Podíamos estar aqui a escrever muito mais sobre esta oportunidade porem convidamos antes a que venha tomar conhecimento do acima descrito. A equipa L&A aguarda o seu contacto. Categoria Energética: F #ref:14098863

4 bedroom apartment UNDER CONSTRUCTION, in luxury condominium next to lagos marina. View of the Marina and Rio. These apartments with luxury finishes have the following features: Smart home system, Energy Certification A+, heated floor, air conditioning, double glazing, central vacuum, electric blinds in all rooms, fiber optics, floor-to-ceiling windows, blank doors and wardrobes, balconies with glass railing. Fully equipped kitchen with Bosch appliances. Communal swimming pool for adults and communal pool for children. Spa with Gym, Jacuzzi, Sauna, Bar/Lounge, Jacuzzi on the terrace. Private gardens throughout the Condominium. CONSTRUCTION COMPLETED IN JULY 2023. HISTORY OF LAGOS: Integrated in the prehistory of the south-west end of the Algarve, the area of the municipality of Lagos has been inhabited since backward times, as demonstrated by several archaeological stations. The primitive name of the city - Lacohriga - points to a Celtic origin, about 2,000 years a. C., being, for a long period, port frequented by Phoenicians, Greeks and Carthaginians. Numerous traces speak of the past of Lagos, but the time from which the county becomes, in historical terms, effectively known is from 228 to .C., when the treaty between Carthaginians and Romans was celebrated, which fixed the Ebro as a border between them. It dates from this time the flowering of Lacóbriga, which remained until the 7th century and which was the ancestor of the present-day Lagos. The origin of Lacóbriga is quite unknown. Apparently, there were two, built in different places. The primitive settlement would have been destroyed by an earthquake that occurred in the 4th .C. The second Lacóbriga, whose foundation is attributed to Bohodes, captain or Cargian governor who was part of the military forces of Carthage, which occupied the south of the Iberian Peninsula at the end of the 4th century .C. Lacóbriga will turn out to be a very important city in Roman times. In an 18th-century manuscript, Antiquities of Lagos and Their Churches are said to have existed between the two Lacóbrigas. From 713 when the Arabs are already absolute masters of the Peninsula, there are no more references to Lacóbriga. According to the most recent history, Lagos was definitively conquered from the Moors in the year 1249 by D. Paio Peres Correia, and the year 1266 was pointed out as the date when Lagos received the first foral, attributed by D. Afonso III. However, it was during the reign of Alfonso IV that Lagos affirmed himself, precisely with the reconstruction of the walls of the square and with the coming to the city of the military government of the Algarve. On January 5, 1361, during the reign of D. Pedro I, Lagos passes the Village and County with its own jurisdiction. Until this date he was under the command of the Bishop of Silves who had received it by donation from the King of Castile. Lagos is very important in 1415, during the reign of King John I, due to the Portuguese Discoveries. Infante D. Henrique lived in Lagos, in the castle, then Palácio dos Governadores, and which was also destroyed by the earthquake of 1755. Lagos was effectively the basis of maritime enterprises, the port of construction and armament of ships and the starting point of almost all the caravels that left for the Discoveries. #ref:PBI-1179

4 bedroom apartment UNDER CONSTRUCTION, in luxury condominium next to lagos marina. View of the Marina and Rio. These apartments with luxury finishes have the following features: Smart home system, Energy Certification A+, heated floor, air conditioning, double glazing, central vacuum, electric blinds in all rooms, fiber optics, floor-to-ceiling windows, blank doors and wardrobes, balconies with glass railing. Fully equipped kitchen with Bosch appliances. Communal swimming pool for adults and communal pool for children. Spa with Gym, Jacuzzi, Sauna, Bar/Lounge, Jacuzzi on the terrace. Private gardens throughout the Condominium. CONSTRUCTION COMPLETED IN JULY 2023. HISTORY OF LAGOS: Integrated in the prehistory of the south-west end of the Algarve, the area of the municipality of Lagos has been inhabited since backward times, as demonstrated by several archaeological stations. The primitive name of the city - Lacohriga - points to a Celtic origin, about 2,000 years a. C., being, for a long period, port frequented by Phoenicians, Greeks and Carthaginians. Numerous traces speak of the past of Lagos, but the time from which the county becomes, in historical terms, effectively known is from 228 to .C., when the treaty between Carthaginians and Romans was celebrated, which fixed the Ebro as a border between them. It dates from this time the flowering of Lacóbriga, which remained until the 7th century and which was the ancestor of the present-day Lagos. The origin of Lacóbriga is quite unknown. Apparently, there were two, built in different places. The primitive settlement would have been destroyed by an earthquake that occurred in the 4th .C. The second Lacóbriga, whose foundation is attributed to Bohodes, captain or Cargian governor who was part of the military forces of Carthage, which occupied the south of the Iberian Peninsula at the end of the 4th century .C. Lacóbriga will turn out to be a very important city in Roman times. In an 18th-century manuscript, Antiquities of Lagos and Their Churches are said to have existed between the two Lacóbrigas. From 713 when the Arabs are already absolute masters of the Peninsula, there are no more references to Lacóbriga. According to the most recent history, Lagos was definitively conquered from the Moors in the year 1249 by D. Paio Peres Correia, and the year 1266 was pointed out as the date when Lagos received the first foral, attributed by D. Afonso III. However, it was during the reign of Alfonso IV that Lagos affirmed himself, precisely with the reconstruction of the walls of the square and with the coming to the city of the military government of the Algarve. On January 5, 1361, during the reign of D. Pedro I, Lagos passes the Village and County with its own jurisdiction. Until this date he was under the command of the Bishop of Silves who had received it by donation from the King of Castile. Lagos is very important in 1415, during the reign of King John I, due to the Portuguese Discoveries. Infante D. Henrique lived in Lagos, in the castle, then Palácio dos Governadores, and which was also destroyed by the earthquake of 1755. Lagos was effectively the basis of maritime enterprises, the port of construction and armament of ships and the starting point of almost all the caravels that left for the Discoveries. #ref:PBI-1178

4 bedroom apartment UNDER CONSTRUCTION, in luxury condominium next to lagos marina. View of the Marina and Rio. These apartments with luxury finishes have the following features: Smart home system, Energy Certification A+, heated floor, air conditioning, double glazing, central vacuum, electric blinds in all rooms, fiber optics, floor-to-ceiling windows, blank doors and wardrobes, balconies with glass railing. Fully equipped kitchen with Bosch appliances. Communal swimming pool for adults and communal pool for children. Spa with Gym, Jacuzzi, Sauna, Bar/Lounge, Jacuzzi on the terrace. Private gardens throughout the Condominium. CONSTRUCTION COMPLETED IN JULY 2023. HISTORY OF LAGOS: Integrated in the prehistory of the south-west end of the Algarve, the area of the municipality of Lagos has been inhabited since backward times, as demonstrated by several archaeological stations. The primitive name of the city - Lacohriga - points to a Celtic origin, about 2,000 years a. C., being, for a long period, port frequented by Phoenicians, Greeks and Carthaginians. Numerous traces speak of the past of Lagos, but the time from which the county becomes, in historical terms, effectively known is from 228 to .C., when the treaty between Carthaginians and Romans was celebrated, which fixed the Ebro as a border between them. It dates from this time the flowering of Lacóbriga, which remained until the 7th century and which was the ancestor of the present-day Lagos. The origin of Lacóbriga is quite unknown. Apparently, there were two, built in different places. The primitive settlement would have been destroyed by an earthquake that occurred in the 4th .C. The second Lacóbriga, whose foundation is attributed to Bohodes, captain or Cargian governor who was part of the military forces of Carthage, which occupied the south of the Iberian Peninsula at the end of the 4th century .C. Lacóbriga will turn out to be a very important city in Roman times. In an 18th-century manuscript, Antiquities of Lagos and Their Churches are said to have existed between the two Lacóbrigas. From 713 when the Arabs are already absolute masters of the Peninsula, there are no more references to Lacóbriga. According to the most recent history, Lagos was definitively conquered from the Moors in the year 1249 by D. Paio Peres Correia, and the year 1266 was pointed out as the date when Lagos received the first foral, attributed by D. Afonso III. However, it was during the reign of Alfonso IV that Lagos affirmed himself, precisely with the reconstruction of the walls of the square and with the coming to the city of the military government of the Algarve. On January 5, 1361, during the reign of D. Pedro I, Lagos passes the Village and County with its own jurisdiction. Until this date he was under the command of the Bishop of Silves who had received it by donation from the King of Castile. Lagos is very important in 1415, during the reign of King John I, due to the Portuguese Discoveries. Infante D. Henrique lived in Lagos, in the castle, then Palácio dos Governadores, and which was also destroyed by the earthquake of 1755. Lagos was effectively the basis of maritime enterprises, the port of construction and armament of ships and the starting point of almost all the caravels that left for the Discoveries. #ref:PBI-1177