Project over view:

Vistas Del Guadiana will be a luxury gated villa development consisting of only 60 spacious villas built in 3 designs to match every customer's demands. Located on the banks of the River Guadiana it certainly boasts superb views. The site slopes down to the river front maximising views for each villa owner.

Building licences have been in place since November 2006 so development is due to commence shortly.




Development highlights:

Built alongside the attractive Guadiana river with stunning uninterrupted river views across to Portugal

Guard security on entrance to villa development

Communal tennis courts, gardens and children's play area

Located on the highly successful Costa Esuri development

Costa Esuri highlights:

Two championship golf courses designed by Jose Canales

Central clubhouse

Three luxury hotels, one five star and two four star

7 commercial centres, one with plans for a supermarket, bowling alley, retail shops, bars and restaurants

Sports complex, education facilities, health and social services

Green zones for countryside walking and horse trekking

Property highlights:

60 luxury detached 3 bedroom villas

3 villa styles to choose from

Plot sizes ranging from 500 - 1,200m2

Very high specifications including:

Fully installed kitchen with top of the range white goods

Air conditioning the house

Pre installation of solar energy for hot water

Video entry system

Fully fitted wardrobes

Optional extras including private swimming pool, garden landscaping, alarm and electric gate

Investment case:

Shortage of villa developments along Western Costa de la Luz

Competitive price point with strong capital growth potential

Long completion date and excellent payment terms

Built with the international buyers in mind, with cleverly designed properties that maximise outdoor living space

Only 35 minutes from Faro International Airport

Attractive payment terms:

€6000 deposit

20% at signing

Balance on completion

Completion date for the whole development is December 2008

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