Maison Caminha

Property Identification: ZMPT569135

Charming T4+1 Villa in Moledo with Stunning Sea Views.
This property offers:
- A pool
- Three terraces
- Beautiful gardens
- A two-car garage

Situated near Moledo, an enchanting parish in Viana do Castelo, it is a must-visit destination in northern Portugal.

Known for its beautiful Moledo Beach, ideal for surfing and windsurfing, it offers stunning views of Forte da Ínsua, a historic fortress accessible by boat.

The Mata Nacional do Camarido provides perfect trails for hiking and picnics, while the Parish Church of São Sebastião captivates with its 17th-century architecture.

The natural landscapes combine dunes, hills, and the Minho River, creating an ideal setting for outdoor activities such as canoeing and cycling.

The local cuisine stands out for its fresh seafood, and traditional festivals like the celebrations of São Sebastião offer a vibrant taste of local culture. Additionally, the proximity to other attractions like Viana do Castelo makes Moledo an ideal starting point for exploring the region.

With its blend of natural beauty, rich history, and vibrant culture, Moledo is a charming destination for those looking to explore northern Portugal. Whether relaxing on the beach, hiking in nature, or enjoying local cuisine, Moledo offers a memorable experience for all visitors.

The villa is spread over three floors:

Ground Floor:
- Garage
- Party and cinema room
- Entrance hall
- West-facing [hidden information]

First Floor:
- Bedrooms (one is a suite)
- Full bathroom
- Interior terrace
- Balcony along the bedrooms with panoramic views of the sea and [hidden information]

Second Floor:
- Living and dining room
- Spacious kitchen
- Stunning terrace with views of the sea and Spain
- Large terrace with barbecue area, gardens, and access to the pool, which also offers sea views.

Points of Interest

1. Moledo Beach
Moledo Beach is one of the main attractions in the region. Known for its clean waters and extensive sandy shore, it is very popular among surf and windsurf enthusiasts. The beach offers magnificent views of Forte da Ínsua, situated on a small island off the coast.

2. Forte da Ínsua
This historic fort is located on an islet in front of Moledo Beach. Built in the 15th century to protect the coast from pirate attacks, Forte da Ínsua is accessible by boat and offers a unique opportunity to explore the region’s military history.

3. Mata Nacional do Camarido
An extensive forest area near Moledo, Mata Nacional do Camarido is perfect for hiking, picnics, and bird watching. With well-defined trails, it is an ideal spot to appreciate nature and relax in a tranquil environment.

4. Parish Church of Moledo
The Church of São Sebastião is the parish church of Moledo, a beautiful example of religious architecture. Built in the 17th century, it has a richly decorated interior and is an important site for the local community.

Charms and Attractions

1. Natural Landscapes
Moledo is surrounded by stunning landscapes, from beach dunes to green hills. The combination of sea, river, and mountains creates a perfect setting for nature lovers.

2. Gastronomy
The local cuisine is another highlight of Moledo. The region’s restaurants offer traditional Portuguese dishes, especially fresh seafood such as grilled fish, shellfish, and octopus à lagareiro.

3. Hiking and Outdoor Activities
The trails through Mata Nacional do Camarido and other natural areas are perfect for hiking, cycling, and horseback riding. The region is also ideal for water activities like canoeing and paddleboarding on the Minho River.

4. Local Festivals and Events
Moledo has an active calendar of local events and festivals, notably the celebrations in honor of São Sebastião, the parish’s patron saint. These festivals include processions, live music, traditional dances, and more, reflecting the rich local culture.

5. Proximity to Other Attractions
Moledo’s location allows easy access to other attractions in the Viana do Castelo and Caminha region.