From
€ 80,- per night
Sleeps 4
2 bedrooms
wifi
- Towels supplied
- Bed Linen supplied
- Barbeque
- Utilities included
- Pets are not allowed
- No smoking inside the house
- Minimum stay 4 nights
Casa Oliveira is situated in the south-west corner of Portugal, at 5 km from the Atlantic Ocean. It is a cozy, free standing holiday cottage in the countryside. It is the ideal location for a holiday in the middle of nature.
Casa Oliveira sleeps 4. It is a self-catering holiday home, yet well equipped and with tasteful decorations. Our location offers a tranquil holiday, away from busy tourism.
Two bedrooms
The cottage has two spacious bedrooms. One bedroom has a double bed and a large wardrobe. The other bedroom has two single beds. Everything will be fully prepared for your visit and we will have made the beds for your arrival.
Dining and living space
The comfortable living space has direct access to the veranda. Part of the sitting room can be closed off with wooden doors. You are welcome to read books from our library or play board games. Central in the living space is the woodburning stove to warm the cottage in winter.
- Free Wifi
Country kitchen.
The spacious kitchen is well equipped and offers everything you could possibly need to cook a lovely meal. The Dutch door opens onto the terrace with dining table and barbeque.
- 4 pit Gas Hob,
- Hot air oven,
- Fridge-freezer,
- Toaster,
- Juicer,
- Microwave oven,
- Electric kettle,
- Washing machine and airer,
- Iron and ironing board,
- Kitchen towels.
Bathroom
The bathroom has a washbasin, shower and toilet. Towels are supplied.
Terrace, veranda and barbeque
The sun terrace faces west and has easy access to the shaded dining area, with large table and barbeque. The veranda runs over the full length of the south side of the house. There is choice to spend your time in the shade or in the sunshine. It is a wonderful place to enjoy the famous Portuguese outdoor living.
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“A fantastic holiday home containing everything you need. Also the idyllic setting, sounds of nature and breathtaking silence.”
