Villa Laurisilva

About this property

On the South-Western coast of Madeira, in Arco da Calheta, the spectacular Villa Laurisilva is a well-equipped property which enjoys wonderful views of the Atlantic from its elevated position. Set amongst banana plantations, this three-bedroom villa is just a 25-minute drive from Funchal and features a 10m x 4.7 metre infinity pool, gym and sauna.

Surrounded by well-kept, landscaped gardens, Villa Laurisilva enjoys a wonderfully scenic setting and a reliably warm climate. There is plenty of space inside and out, with the property designed to offer panoramic views from its living areas and bedrooms alike. You have a covered outdoor dining area, beautiful lawns and sun loungers lined up beside the magnificent infinity pool.

Light and spacious living areas inside feature contemporary furnishings and benefit from Wi-Fi and a centralised sound system. There is yet more entertainment available in a separate cinema room with a large screen, professional projector and Dolby surround sound, plus very comfy seating.

Your kitchen comes equipped with a large fridge freezer, coffee machine, dishwasher, island and much more. You have a private gym with a cross-trainer, treadmill and multigym with weights, and an office equipped with a Mac – although the outlook over the pool to the sea beyond may distract you.

Three double bedrooms enjoy similarly stunning views, each with direct access to the pool and a patio. All have a private bathroom (two en-suites) and ample storage. A relaxing Finnish-style sauna is also available to you as a guest at Villa Laurisilva.

This eco-friendly villa uses green energy sources, energy-efficient appliances, solar water heating and rainwater harvesting. They can also arrange a variety of services so you can make the most of your time on the island, for example guided tours, diving and dolphin-watching. It’s an easy drive to Madeira’s capital, Funchal, with its historic centre, excellent restaurants and exhilarating cable car rides among the reasons to visit.A magnificently scenic island, Madeira sits south of Portugal and west of Morocco, boasting a rugged coastline and mountainous landscapes. A great culinary destination as well as a cultural one, you will find street markets, wineries and an excellent restaurant dining scene there. It’s also a walker’s paradise, with its unique Levadas – mini canal-like irrigation channels – doubling as navigational pathways for those wishing to go exploring.

Around 20 minutes’ drive from Madeira’s east-coast international airport, the capital Funchal features some notable landmarks, from its farmers’ markets and botanical gardens, both full of colourful flowers, to its 16th-century cathedral, Sé. Be sure to look upwards when you step inside, to see the magnificent wooden ceiling.

Taking you from the Old Town into the hills above it, the Funchal cable car is a visitor favourite, providing some spectacular views during its 20-minute ascent. is another must. The cable car will take you in the direction of the Monte Palace Tropical Garden and the Botanical Gardens of Madeira, also amongst the town’s highlights.

An attractive waterfront offers bars and cafés, a park and a lido with outdoor pool and bathing area, so it’s very easy to take it easy in Funchal. There are a few museums to visit too, including the Madeira Story Centre and CR7, a celebration of local football legend Cristiano Ronaldo. Other notable exports, including wine and embroidery, get the museum treatment too.

Perhaps the biggest draw to Madeira is simply its incredible landscape – it makes it the perfect destination for getting active. The island has some of the best conditions for diving and surfing, as well as fine beaches all around the coast, while excursions for whale and dolphin-watching will add an extra dimension to your days in the sun.The Villa

Villa Laurisilva is a 3-bedroom villa along the Southwest coast of Madeira. The villa has exceptional facilities and awe-inspiring views of the Atlantic Ocean.

Ground Floor

- Two Double bedrooms, with en-suite bathrooms

- Double bedroom

- Communal bathroom

- Dining area

- Fitness area

- Living area

- Fully equipped kitchen

- Media room

- Sauna

- Study

Exterior

- Private swimming pool, with Roman steps access (10mx4.7m)

- Lawn area

- Outdoor dining & furniture

- Private Parking

- Sun loungers

Additional Facilities

- Centralized sound system

- Coffee Maker

- Hairdryer

- Televisions

- Wi-Fi internet A magnificently scenic island, Madeira sits south of Portugal and west of Morocco, boasting a rugged coastline and mountainous landscapes. A great culinary destination as well as a cultural one, you will find street markets, wineries and an excellent restaurant dining scene there. It’s also a walker’s paradise, with its unique Levadas – mini canal-like irrigation channels – doubling as navigational pathways for those wishing to go exploring.

Around 20 minutes’ drive from Madeira’s east-coast international airport, the capital Funchal features some notable landmarks, from its farmers’ markets and botanical gardens, both full of colourful flowers, to its 16th-century cathedral, Sé. Be sure to look upwards when you step inside, to see the magnificent wooden ceiling.

Taking you from the Old Town into the hills above it, the Funchal cable car is a visitor favourite, providing some spectacular views during its 20-minute ascent. is another must. The cable car will take you in the direction of the Monte Palace Tropical Garden and the Botanical Gardens of Madeira, also amongst the town’s highlights.

An attractive waterfront offers bars and cafés, a park and a lido with outdoor pool and bathing area, so it’s very easy to take it easy in Funchal. There are a few museums to visit too, including the Madeira Story Centre and CR7, a celebration of local football legend Cristiano Ronaldo. Other notable exports, including wine and embroidery, get the museum treatment too.

Perhaps the biggest draw to Madeira is simply its incredible landscape – it makes it the perfect destination for getting active. The island has some of the best conditions for diving and surfing, as well as fine beaches all around the coast, while excursions for whale and dolphin-watching will add an extra dimension to your days in the sun.The Villa

Villa Laurisilva is a 3-bedroom villa along the Southwest coast of Madeira. The villa has exceptional facilities and awe-inspiring views of the Atlantic Ocean.

Ground Floor

- Two Double bedrooms, with en-suite bathrooms

- Double bedroom

- Communal bathroom

- Dining area

- Fitness area

- Living area

- Fully equipped kitchen

- Media room

- Sauna

- Study

Exterior

- Private swimming pool, with Roman steps access (10mx4.7m)

- Lawn area

- Outdoor dining & furniture

- Private Parking

- Sun loungers

Additional Facilities

- Centralized sound system

- Coffee Maker

- Hairdryer

- Televisions

- Wi-Fi internet

A magnificently scenic island, Madeira sits south of Portugal and west of Morocco, boasting a rugged coastline and mountainous landscapes. A great culinary destination as well as a cultural one, you will find street markets, wineries and an excellent restaurant dining scene there. It’s also a walker’s paradise, with its unique Levadas – mini canal-like irrigation channels – doubling as navigational pathways for those wishing to go exploring.

Around 20 minutes’ drive from Madeira’s east-coast international airport, the capital Funchal features some notable landmarks, from its farmers’ markets and botanical gardens, both full of colourful flowers, to its 16th-century cathedral, Sé. Be sure to look upwards when you step inside, to see the magnificent wooden ceiling.

Taking you from the Old Town into the hills above it, the Funchal cable car is a visitor favourite, providing some spectacular views during its 20-minute ascent. is another must. The cable car will take you in the direction of the Monte Palace Tropical Garden and the Botanical Gardens of Madeira, also amongst the town’s highlights.

An attractive waterfront offers bars and cafés, a park and a lido with outdoor pool and bathing area, so it’s very easy to take it easy in Funchal. There are a few museums to visit too, including the Madeira Story Centre and CR7, a celebration of local football legend Cristiano Ronaldo. Other notable exports, including wine and embroidery, get the museum treatment too.

Perhaps the biggest draw to Madeira is simply its incredible landscape – it makes it the perfect destination for getting active. The island has some of the best conditions for diving and surfing, as well as fine beaches all around the coast, while excursions for whale and dolphin-watching will add an extra dimension to your days in the sun.

Accommodation

The Villa

Villa Laurisilva is a 3-bedroom villa along the Southwest coast of Madeira. The villa has exceptional facilities and awe-inspiring views of the Atlantic Ocean.

Ground Floor
- Two Double bedrooms, with en-suite bathrooms
- Double bedroom
- Communal bathroom
- Dining area
- Fitness area
- Living area
- Fully equipped kitchen
- Media room
- Sauna
- Study

Exterior
- Private swimming pool, with Roman steps access (10mx4.7m)
- Lawn area
- Outdoor dining & furniture
- Private Parking
- Sun loungers

Additional Facilities
- Centralized sound system
- Coffee Maker
- Hairdryer
- Televisions
- Wi-Fi internet