Villa Amorosa
Villa Amorosa offers a stylish countryside escape in the heart of the Algarve, just beyond a traditional village. This peaceful retreat blends modern design with home comforts, creating the perfect spot to unwind. Recently built and carefully furnished, the villa invites you to relax and recharge in total comfort. ... Sitting atop a gentle knoll, the villa showcases stunning views of the surrounding countryside. Its private, gated entrance ensures full seclusion. With a single-level, bungalow-style layout, the home provides easy access throughout—no stairs, just open, flowing space. Inside, the spacious, open-plan living area connects seamlessly to a fully equipped kitchen and a dining table for six—ideal for sharing meals or enjoying relaxed evenings. Villa Amorosa features three comfortable bedrooms and modern bathrooms, including two en-suites. Each room flows effortlessly into the next, creating a calm, cohesive space. To keep you connected and entertained, the villa includes high-speed Wi-Fi and MEO satellite ...
...TV. Step outside to enjoy the inviting pool area (with optional heating available for an additional fee). Fire up the BBQ, dine under the covered patio, or simply stretch out with a book in the sun. An outdoor WC adds extra convenience, making the outdoor space perfect for long, lazy days in the Algarve warmth. Villa Amorosa’s location balances privacy with easy access to local attractions. Reach the lively market town of São Bartolomeu de Messines in just 8.5 km, where you’ll find shops, services, and authentic Portuguese restaurants. Spend a day at the beach with the golden sands of Armação de Pêra only 25 minutes away. Or explore the medieval streets of Silves, just a 20 minute drive from your doorstep. Whether you’re seeking tranquility or adventure, Villa Amorosa offers a stylish, welcoming base to experience the Algarve at its best.
São Bartolomeu de Messines is a charming inland town located in the Silves municipality, in the central Algarve. Unlike the more tourist-heavy coastal resorts of the Algarve, Messines offers a more authentic Portuguese experience, blending rural traditions with historical character.
Key Features:
Historical Roots: The town dates back to Moorish times and has retained much of its old-world charm, with narrow cobbled streets, traditional whitewashed houses, and a peaceful pace of life.
Literary Significance: It is the birthplace of the famous Portuguese poet João de Deus, known for his contributions to education and literature. There’s a museum and a school named after him in the town.
Church of São Bartolomeu: This impressive Baroque-style church, dating to the 16th century, is a local landmark and worth visiting for its architecture and serene atmosphere.
Natural Surroundings: Messines lies near the Barrocal region, an area of rolling hills, cork oak forests, and orange groves. It’s ideal for walking, cycling, and enjoying rural Algarve.
Local Life: The town has a strong agricultural tradition, and local markets, cafés, and bakeries give visitors a taste of the Algarve as it was before mass tourism.
Accessibility:
It is about 20–25 minutes by car from Silves and 30–40 minutes from the Algarve coast, including towns like Albufeira and Armação de Pêra.
It is also close to the IC1 highway, offering convenient travel north toward Lisbon or south toward the Algarve's major coastal areas.
If you're planning to visit, Messines makes a great base for exploring the rural Algarve, offering peace, tradition, and natural beauty —
Flights direct to faro from all major European destinations , 40 mins drive from Faro
7 day rentals
Barbecue
Private pool
Note: all prices based on 7 night arrivals , friday only
Prices may be subject to change.