Casa Lagoa

  • Location: Beach / Coast
    Shops and restaurants: In walking distance
    Sandy beachs, restaurants and shops in Carvoeiro: 6km (10 mins by car)
    Portimão for shops and sights: 9km (15 mins by car)
  • Faro Airport (FAO): 60km (40 mins by car)
    Lisbon Airport (LIS): 270km (2h 15 mins by car)
    Car recommended
    Free parking
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An introduction to Casa Lagoa

How would you describe Casa Lagoa in a nutshell?

Casa Lagoa is an urban farmhouse on the main street of Lagoa just a short drive from the beautiful beaches of the Algarve.

What was the inspiration and story behind Casa Lagoa?

Lagoa was established as a small town at the centre of an agricultural area and many large properties were built as urban farmhouses or for storage. Casa Lagoa has a prime location on the main street and was owned by a single family for more than a century.

When we bought the property, it was originally intended as my private residence. Some friends asked if they could stay when I wasn’t there and due to its central location on the Algarve, they thought renting it out would be a fantastic idea.

How would you describe the interior design and atmosphere of Casa Lagoa?

Casa Lagoa is quite minimalistic, both inside and out. It’s a typical Algarve farmhouse in many ways and a bit formal at the same time. As we designed it as a private house, it has a personal touch and combines paintings we selected with chandeliers from the old owners. When you enter the house, it’s like a time journey — I would describe it as bohemian-vintage but still very Portuguese.

Something that was important to us was that the house was very comfortable, so there’s central heating and a fireplace. It’s a “no-worry” home and feels quite luxurious because of the finishes.

To you personally, what makes the house so special?

What we hear back from guests is that its village setting is what makes it so special, without being at all noisy. You can live the Portuguese lifestyle but still have privacy. I’ve often described it as a “monastery of silence” — once you are in the house and open the doors to the garden, you just see nature and experience calmness.

Pool area
Terrace
Casa Lagoa
Terrace and pool
Pool area
Pool area
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Pool area
Pool area
Terrace
Living room
Living room
Living room
Living room
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TV room
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Kitchen
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Entrance
Bedroom
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Bathroom
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Outside dining area
Pool area in the evening
Terrace in the evening
Terrace in the evening
Dining area in the evening
Terrace in the evening

Casa Lagoa rooms & rates

On one side of the house is a garage, which is now used as a storage and laundry room, although you can also park a small car inside. You enter along the main corridor in the centre of the house, which is roughly divided into four sections.

There’s a fireplace and a TV room on one side and a dining room on the other, along with a large bathroom and the kitchen. On the left hand side at the back of the house is the master bedroom, which leads out onto the garden. Here you’ll find two additional ensuite bedrooms and a plunge pool, all of which is surrounded by a large wall for privacy.

  • Casa Lagoa for 6 people / 140 m²
    / night
    • 2 Twin bedrooms
    • 1 Double bedroom
    • 2 Shower rooms (ensuite)
    • 1 Shower room
    • 1 Living room
    • 1 Kitchen
    • 1 Other rooms
    • 1 Baby cot (on req.)
    • Terrace
    • Fireplace
    • Air conditioning
Included in the rates
Rates include linen and towels, kitchen basics, weekly cleaning for stays longer than 1 week, final cleaning, heating, air conditioning, bathroom amenities.
Optional extras
Available on request: cooking service, babysitting, yacht hire, private tours etc.
Children & Extra beds
Children of all ages are welcome. There is no space to put any extra beds. A baby cot and high chair is available on request.
Minimum stay
7 nights
Check in time
after 16:00
Check out time
before 10:00

Facilities & services

  • Children welcome
  • Swimming pool
  • WiFi
  • Air conditioning
  • Terrace
  • Washing machine
  • Babysitting on request
  • TV
  • Fireplace
  • Courtyard
  • Central heating

In addition to towels and toiletries, we try to provide extras such as breakfast supplies, coffee/tea, a local newspaper and a bottle of wine, so when you arrive, it feels like you are coming home and you don’t have to run out to do shopping. We’re always available if needed and we have a local host who manages the property and provides the welcome. From boat reservations to private chefs, we can organise most additional services that guests request.

Things to do in Algarve & Lagoa

  • Art / Culture
  • Shopping / Markets
  • Golf
  • Hiking
  • Boat trips

There are lots of golf courses nearby, plus other sporting activities like sailing, cycling and swimming. Lagoa is a very active town and not super hot, with fresh ocean breezes making it ideal for walking in the public parks. You can also rent bikes and ride the flat trails that lead to the nearby towns or to the Arade River.

Casa Lagoa reviews

5 of 5 stars
Verfied Welcome Beyond stay
Perfect stay, perfect design. Definitely recommended.
Gregor S.
stayed at Casa Lagoa in July 2022

The location of Casa Lagoa

Lagoa is around 25 minutes drive from Faro Airport (there is free parking in the streets). The town is located in the centre of the Algarve, so we’re just a few minutes from Portimão, Silves and Porches. It’s very convenient for shopping, with lots of supermarkets nearby, and we’re within walking distance of some very good restaurants. Casa Lagoa is often described as an “urban beach townhouse” as it is so close to the coast, with around 20 beaches within 5 to 10 minutes drive away.

Lagoa is a real discovery — when you are in the centre, you’ll see fantastic old buildings and squares. It’s a labyrinth of history! Lagoa was built around agriculture and it’s a town you really can’t compare with others nearby. Not only is it close to lots of golf courses and some amazing coastal walks, but it’s not a mass tourist area and it’s really just the local people at night.

When is the best time to visit Algarve?

I think that from March to the end of June and then from September to the end of November are the best times to visit. But because of the house’s design and its garden, it can really be enjoyed throughout the year. We see a lot of demand for winter stays and, of course, summer is always busy on the Algarve.