This charming small estate is located in the village of Vale do Homem, where several schist houses can be found. The village has a peaceful atmosphere and is close to an access point to the A23 highway, which allows you to reach Castelo Branco in 18 minutes and Lisbon in 2 hours.
The built complex includes a dwelling house, a wine cellar, a bakehouse, and a hayloft. The house, over 150 years old, preserves its authenticity and is distributed over two floors, requiring full restoration. The schist slab floors in the kitchen and entrance hall stand out. On the lower floor, there is a room that was once used to store wheat and where a salt cabinet can be found, also with a schist slab floor. Under the staircase leading to the house, there is a small compartment that used to serve as a chicken coop.
Attached to the house is the old wine cellar and the area once used for olive oil storage. A few meters away stands the bakehouse, which is in good condition. In front of it, there is a two-story hayloft, currently in ruins, without a roof, but with the exterior stone walls still preserved.
The land of the small estate has a very gentle slope, with a terrace in the center of the property. It features a well with abundant water and a variety of trees, including a fig tree, olive trees, and cork oaks. The entire property is enclosed by schist stone walls.
The property offers great potential for conversion into a residence or a tourism project.
A Preliminary Information Request (PIP) has been approved for a tourism project that foresees the construction of 11 accommodation units and supporting infrastructure, totaling 978 m². The project stands out for its use of schist as a central element, ensuring perfect integration with the rural landscape and respecting the architectural identity of the region.

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Energy Rating: Exempt
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