Description

In the municipality of Vila de Rei, you will find this traditionally styled property, characterised by its stonework, old roofs and rural surroundings of green hillsides, olive groves and open countryside.

The property comprises two adjoining urban plots and includes covered areas which, according to the market survey, total 68 m².

A property in need of renovation, yet one that allows you to see what makes it special: the authenticity of the construction, the stone walls and the potential to create a welcoming space with its own unique character.

This is an opportunity for anyone looking to restore a small country house, create a holiday retreat or explore a rural tourist accommodation project, subject, of course, to confirmation of the applicable planning, technical and legal conditions. Natural stone can lend character to the renovation and help preserve the connection to the region’s architecture, combining traditional elements with comfort and modern solutions.

Vila de Rei offers an authentic countryside experience, with the tranquillity of the villages, close contact with nature and a more leisurely pace of life.

The municipality is known for the Geodetic Centre of Portugal, its river beaches, its viewpoints and the region’s nature trails, including the Penedo Furado area and the Castelo do Bode reservoir. These are landmarks that can enrich the lives of those who live here and provide the backdrop for a tourism project linked to nature and the local heritage.

The location allows easy access by car to the towns and cities in the region: the town of Vila de Rei is nearby; Sertã and Ferreira do Zêzere are around 20–25 km away, Abrantes approximately 30 km, Tomar around 40 km and Castelo Branco around 80 km. Coimbra is approximately 95 km away. For longer journeys, Vila de Rei is about 165 km from Lisbon and 219 km from Porto; for air travel, Lisbon Airport is approximately 160 km away and Porto Airport about 200 km away.

A property for those who appreciate stone, tranquillity and the chance to breathe new life into a historic building.

Its next chapter could begin with a bespoke project — a small, cosy home, a country retreat or a rural tourism venture waiting to be developed.

NOTE: The areas of the properties mentioned above are by indication of the respective documents.