6 bedroom Manor House for sale with countryside view with Income Potential in S Joao de Rei,
This remarkable example of Minho manor architecture is built in granite stonework of excellent quality and with great care in the detail.
The property consists of three independent buildings: the main house, a traditional hayloft and a two-storey house that includes an old private chapel dedicated to Nossa Senhora da Lapa.
All the buildings are set in a plot of about 3 acres, surrounded by nature, with unobstructed views and an atmosphere of absolute tranquillity.
Their architectural design preserves the nob...
This remarkable example of Minho manor architecture is built in granite stonework of excellent quality and with great care in the detail.
The property consists of three independent buildings: the main house, a traditional hayloft and a two-storey house that includes an old private chapel dedicated to Nossa Senhora da Lapa.
All the buildings are set in a plot of about 3 acres, surrounded by nature, with unobstructed views and an atmosphere of absolute tranquillity.
Their architectural design preserves the nobility of the period, with original elements that reflect their history and identity.
The spacious outdoor areas offer various possibilities for redevelopment, both in terms of landscape and function.
Given its privileged location, natural setting and heritage value, this property presents itself as an excellent opportunity not only for a prestigious family residence, but also for tourism projects or the organisation of events such as weddings, retreats or charming accommodation.
Classified as a Property of Municipal Interest, this house carries with it not only architectural value, but also an important cultural legacy of the region.
Plot Area: 12,430 m2 | 133,795 sq ft
Deployment Area: 628 m2 | 6,760 sq ft
Building Area: 1,252 m2 | 13,476 sq ft
Bedrooms: 6
Bathrooms: 2
Energy efficiency: A
FEATURES:
• Casa do Ribeiro;
• Traditional hayloft;
• 2-storey house and chapel.
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This Manor House is located in Povoa de Lanhoso in Portugal
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