Plot with ruin with splendid views to the ocean. Located 16 kms north of Sta Catarina de Fonte do Bispo, Tavira, Eastern Algarve. Plot 863…
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95 m2
863 m2 
Plot with an Approved Project A ruin on a plot of 4.800 m² with an approved project for a 3 bedroom villa of 200 m².…
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A large traditional cottage for restoration near Sta Catarina, Tavira, with good country views. Local bar, café close by. Open for a good offer. The…
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3 Bedrooms
2 WC 
A plot of 1.256 m² to be sold with architects plan to build a villa of about 190 m² with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.…
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3 Bedrooms
2 WC 
A ruin of 115 m² on a plot of 970 m² located in the hills above Santa Catarina with lovely views across the countryside to…
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Hotel Project with land of 40.000 m2 Located close to a natural reservation area. Covered with hundreds of orange trees and other fruit trees. On…
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29 Bedrooms
28 WC Since 1997 Elly is the director of Elly van Hulst Real Estate, Lda. She is Government licensed [AMI no. 6392] and a member of APEMIP [Association of Professional Real Estate agents in Portugal, no. 3076].
Elly competed for almost 20 years as a world class athlete (runner) in competitions all over the world. She competed in the Olympic Games of Los Angeles (’84) and Seoul (’88) as well as in several World and European Championships.
She held the world record 3000m indoor 12 years (1989-2001), was 2 times World Champion and 3 times European Champion and holder of more than 70 Dutch titles. See with this link on Dutch TV Elly running her World Record and becoming World Champion in Budapest 1989. Since 1980 she went for warm weather training to Portugal several times each year. During those stages she fell in love with the people and areas in Portugal and decided after ending her running career to start her own business.
AMI Nº 6392 APEMIP Nº 3076
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