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Casa Belazure - on the nearby island of Porto Santo
Light and airy, this spacious three-bedroom, detached house offers comfortable and stylish accommodation for 2-7 guests for the months of May until October only. Within easy walking distance you have the glorious, sandy Porto Santo beach which stretches for nearly 9 kms along the south coast of the island.
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Open plan lounge with stairs
leading up to the mezzanine area |
The decked terrace with table
and seating for up to 6 |
Inside, another table which seats up to 6 |
Casa Belazure is primarily intended as the family holiday retreat for the owner and designer, Joy, who lives on Madeira. Peacefully situated towards the south western end of the island you have views of the fabulous sandy beach (nearly 9kms in length), only five minutes away on foot. Nearby you have a supermarket and restaurants and the island's main village, Vila Baleira, can be reached by a very short bus ride.
The accommodation is of the highest quality and is mainly ground floor. The layout was inspired by a converted wine press discovered by Joy and her family while on holiday in Provence and the decor follows a plantation theme, with terracotta floor tiles, colonial-style rattan furniture and colourful Designers Guild fabrics.
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Looking from the lounge
to the dining area |
A well-equipped kitchen |
Approach to Casa Belazure |
With four sets of French windows facing south and west and a wonderfully tall ceiling, the spacious L-shaped living/dining room feels light and airy. There is comfortable seating for 6 in the lounge area with a TV and music centre and the dining table seats 6. The open plan kitchen comes complete with all mod cons (including washing machine and dishwasher). The three ground floor double bedrooms, one with an en-suite shower room and the other two sharing a second shower room, are comfy and very spacious. The en-suite bedroom contains an extra single bed suitable for a child. Pure cotton bedlinen and bath towels are provided and changed weekly. Cleaning is provided weekly. Please bring your own beach towels. |
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A typical bedroom with double bed |
The twin bedroom |
The 2nd double bedroom
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Immediately outiside the main living area a decking terrace contains a Weber kettle BBQ, shaded dining table for six and some loungers and garden chairs. From here and the garden you have lovely views of the hills and down to the beach. An outside shower is useful for washing off sand from the beach and you can park your car securely right next to the main entrance door.
Private holiday rental villas of this quality are almost impossible to find on Porto Santo so you can feel excited to have discovered this one! Ideal for a romantic get-away or for families seeking a wonderfully laid-back escape from the pressures and fast pace of everyday life!
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Another view of the lounge
with comfy seating |
Looking from the kitchen
to dining area |
The mezzanine area
is used for extra storage |
A typical lounger
on the terrace |
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ABOUT THE ISLAND OF PORTO SANTO
Often reffered to as Madeira's little sister, the small island of Porto Santo lies less than 50 miles north west of Madeira and couldn't be more different! Compared to Madeira's majestic mountains, lush tropical vegetation and pebble beaches, Porto Santo's hills are small and gentle, the dryer climate produces a somewhat barren landscape and a glorious sandy beach with dunes extends nearly 9 kms along the entire south coast of the island.
This beach is undoubtedly Porto Santo's prime attraction but for the more active visitors a brand new golf course (designed by Seve Ballesteros), a tennis academy and an equestrian centre have recently opened. The picturesque capital, Vila Baleira, is just a lively village of less than 3,000 souls. The small variety of hotels, some very new, can be mainly found on the south coast together with a selection of shops, banks, restaurants, bars, cafés and shops including a well stocked supermarket. In the summer the island teems with visitors, mostly Portuguese, whereas at other times of the year there are few tourists.
HOW TO GET THERE
A ferry and several flights operate daily between Funchal and Porto Santo. We can help you find more sources of information on Porto Santo and how to get there.
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