Lagos property for sale - own a property in Reserva da Luz, near Lagos, Portugal and you'll own a slice of heaven! Around 90 luxury villas are currently for sale in this exclusive development in the west of the Algarve. Each villa enjoys panoramic views from its secluded position on the coast.
Whether you're a keen golfer looking for an Algarve property near the region's famous golf courses, or whether you can see the fabulous investment opportunities presented by a villa around Lagos, Reserva da Luz offers the perfect choice.
From your villa in Reserva da Luz, your nearest town is charming and historic Lagos, just 7km away. It could hardly be more picturesque. Curving around the Bensafrim river and its stunning new marina, the traditional white-washed houses of old Lagos nestle within ancient town walls. Whether you want a leisurely stroll through medieval streets, thrilling and exciting water sports, or sun-drenched paradise beaches, Lagos has it all.
And of course, Lagos is the perfect place for golfers, as it sits within striking distance of four superb courses – Boavista, Parque de Floresta, Palmares and Penina.
Lagos' pretty pavement restaurants serve up gourmet treats, from regional specialities and local wines, to delicacies of the Far East. The “catch of the day” still comes straight from the traditional fishing port. With boutiques, art shops, street cafes, discos, clubs and bars, and its historic buildings like the beautiful 17 th century church of Santo António, Lagos is a delightful town.
Around Lagos you'll find mile after mile of lush, unspoilt countryside, picture-perfect golden beaches like Meia Praia just 10 minutes from the town centre, and the famous Algarve coastline of secret, hidden coves and wild, dramatic cliffs. Don't miss a chance to visit Sagres perched high up on the extremity of Cape St Vincent, on perilously steep and jagged cliffs.
Lagos' history is inextricably linked with the sea. Once the capital of the Algarve, the town is famous for its maritime heroes, such as explorer Vasco de Gama who in 1499 set sail from its sheltered harbour to conquer the New World. Prince Henry the Navigator also sent out many daring expeditions from Lagos.
For residents, Lagos has much to offer. The third largest town in the Algarve, it has a good range of supermarkets and fresh produce markets, every-day shops like hardware and stationery stores, banks, garages, cinemas, schools, private hospital and other amenities. With a fully-equipped gym, tennis courts, horse riding, scuba diving and lots more, the town offers residents plenty of leisure opportunities.
For culture vultures, the new Cultural Centre hosts regular concerts, plays and exhibitions, and regularly welcomes international touring companies. In summer, residents and visitors alike enjoy concerts at the open-air auditorium. With excellent transport links thanks to a new motorway, Lagos is less than one hour from Faro airport.