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emily
New Member
Hello,
My husband, Dave, and I (ages- 59 & 61 ) retired last year and intend to buy a property in Portugal later in the year. This will mean selling our property in the UK, but we do have a static caravan here where we can stay when we're visiting relatives or just plain feeling homesick.
We like the Algarve but have decided that it's not really for us, partly because of cost but mainly because we'd like somewhere a bit quieter. We would love to live in an area which has good walking possibilities, but at the same time don't want to live right out in the sticks.
I'm continually on Portuguese estate agents web sites and have been looking at properties around Obidos or Leiria.
I'd be grateful if someone could give us some information on these areas e.g. cost of living, scenery, climate,( bearing in mind that we live in Cumbria and it's brass monkeys here at the moment).
regards,
My husband, Dave, and I (ages- 59 & 61 ) retired last year and intend to buy a property in Portugal later in the year. This will mean selling our property in the UK, but we do have a static caravan here where we can stay when we're visiting relatives or just plain feeling homesick.
We like the Algarve but have decided that it's not really for us, partly because of cost but mainly because we'd like somewhere a bit quieter. We would love to live in an area which has good walking possibilities, but at the same time don't want to live right out in the sticks.
I'm continually on Portuguese estate agents web sites and have been looking at properties around Obidos or Leiria.
I'd be grateful if someone could give us some information on these areas e.g. cost of living, scenery, climate,( bearing in mind that we live in Cumbria and it's brass monkeys here at the moment).
regards,