A typical century-old Alentejo house, refurbished in 2000 in an attempt to comply as much as possible with traditional construction methods, so as to maintain the character and experience typical of those dwellings. Located in the municipality of Évora, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, between Évora Estremoz and Redondo, it is in an area covered by the Alentejo wine route. The access road to the property is marked as the Way of St. James. A very quiet and safe place with excellent access and total privacy, 10 minutes from the A6 toll, 30 minutes from Estremoz, 20 minutes from Évora, 1:30 hours from Lisbon / Airport.

Set in a plot of 36,000.00 s qm, it borders a stream and a water line. It has 316.40 s qm of built area, comprising a living-dining room with a typical Alentejo fireplace, a kitchen, four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a utility room, a laundry room and a technical area. Outside there are two leisure and dining areas, one at the front and the other, as well as two warehouses of around 50.00 s qm each.

Features:

– There are 4 wells, two of which have pumps that supply the house. In addition, the water network is located at the property gate and a contract can be signed with the supplier.
– Several species of trees on the property: holm oaks, cork oaks, olive trees, romance trees, fig trees and quince trees.
-Penthouse/Outdoor room
-Swimming pool
-Deck
-2 Warehouses of around 50.00 s qm each.
-2 Outdoor areas, one at the front and one at the back for leisure and dining.

Contents included except personal belongings.

The municipality of Évora is part of a vast plain that stretches across the south of Portugal – the Alentejo region.
It is a historic city in the heart of the Alentejo, bordered to the north by the municipality of Arraiolos, to the north-east by Estremoz, to the east by Redondo, to the south-east by Reguengos de Monsaraz, to the south by Portel, to the south-west by Viana do Alentejo and to the west by Montemor-o-Novo.
The historical and monumental heritage is rich and varied, with Évora’s historic centre having been classified by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in 1986. Its unique archaeological landscape, palaces, monasteries, churches and typical gastronomy make this city a tourist destination of choice.
It has a vast transport network and accessibility by road and rail.

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