18th-century manor in the centre of the village of Aguiar da Beira, Guarda district.

This two-storey manor has four façades, with architecture and layout in the shape of a “U”, built out of large blocks of granite around 30 cm thick. It is situated within a walled property covering more than 7,000 sq m, with a swimming pool and a garden containing centuries-old cedars.

The two-storey property has 1,100 sq m of gross floor area, and is laid out as follows:

On the ground floor is a main entrance with a double leaf door in solid wood, a majestic imperial staircase in granite, access to the recreational area of the house, plus three separate entrances, all of them accessing the home’s central corridors. There are also five open-plan rooms, formerly known as stores, which were used for storage, and bedrooms for employees, in the north wing of the house, and four covered parking spaces in the south wing.

The upper floor includes twenty-seven rooms, two corridors that divide the social area from the bedroom area and the leisure area, with the highlights being the music room, library and living room, seven bedrooms with fireplaces or wood-burning stoves (two of them are suites with south-facing balconies), rustic kitchen with granite fireplace and direct access to the pool garden, six lounges (one of them a 50 sq m dining room, and one a living room with a fireplace and a ceiling made entirely of wood in box-shaped Manueline style).

All the windows and balcony doors are in solid wood and glass and also have interior wooden shutters from the period in which the house was built.

The property also has an attached granite house (former housekeepers’ residence) and a plot of land with stone annexes, which in times past were used for horses, cattle, and equipment for cultivating and cleaning the gardens.

The layout and features of this property and its location mean it receives sunlight from all directions.

Features:

– Window and doors with granite jambs
– Rustic kitchen, furnished and fitted
– Fireplaces
– Lounge with period furniture
– Music room
– Library
– Terrace
– Balconies
– Gardens
– Swimming pool
– Wine cellar
– Orchard
– Garages
– Storerooms
– Storage
– Well

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