Saudade is a contemporary collection of three luxurious 3 bedroom homes where owners can privately enjoy their own slice of paradise. An incredible 60% of Madeira is a unique nature reserve with UNESCO World Heritage status. With a lush subtropical feel and plenty of dramatic mountain and levada hikes, nature is everywhere and never far away. The island has unique and abundant flowers, earning it a well-deserved reputation as a gardener's paradise. Madeira was discovered by the Portuguese in 1419 and the islands were uninhabited, despite being only 300 km from Africa. The first settlement was between 1420 and 1425, and the island was named Madeira in 1433. Madeira, due to its exceptional subtropical temperatures all year round, was ideal for the cultivation of sugar cane and the island made a fortune in the then "white gold", which would later be replaced by the slightly more sophisticated Madeira wine industry. Today, Madeira, with its Portuguese influence and friendly people, is a growing destination for those seeking a quiet and safe escape in the sun, to call home, or to have a year-round island escape. Madeira is an especially charming island all year round, where average temperatures range from 18 degrees in February to 27 degrees in August, making it one of the top destinations for winter sunshine. The island is served by direct European flights all year round from airports throughout the UK, Spain, France and Germany. The cosmopolitan capital of Funchal is graced with a vast number of diverse restaurants, coffee bars and modern shopping centres, and unlike many destinations, the wide range of restaurants is open all year round, ensuring a great lifestyle. The construction of this villa began in 2020. For more information, please contact us.
