This three-bedroom stone property presents a fantastic opportunity to create your own home in the heart of Portugal. Although the house requires renovation, it is structurally sound and retains many original features typical of this traditional style of property.
The property is arranged over two levels, with an adega and storage areas on the basement level, and the main living accommodation on the first floor, offering a classic layout full of character and potential. The house is connected to mains water and electricity, and fibre-optic internet is available in the area, providing a solid foundation for renovation and modern-day living.
Located in the peaceful village of Rego da Murta, the property enjoys a quiet rural setting with a small number of neighbouring houses, while still being closely connected to nature. The land includes a flat plot planted with a variety of fruit trees and olive trees, ideal for outdoor enjoyment.
The main entrance is to the front of the property, accessed via a few steps leading directly into the living room. From here, there is access to the rest of the accommodation a layout typical of homes of this age. The living room retains many original features and is double-aspect, with wooden floors and ceilings, as well as traditional wooden internal shutters.
Leading off the living room are three bedrooms, all of which also feature wooden floors and ceilings. The kitchen is also accessed from the living room and still includes its original fireplace and bread oven. From the kitchen, wooden stairs lead up to the loft, which offers additional storage space or potential for extra living accommodation, subject to the necessary permissions.
Externally, the property benefits from a good-sized storage annex located at the rear of the house. This versatile space could be used as a garage, workshop, or even converted into guest accommodation. Adjacent to this is an original drying circle and an additional storage structure with a metal roof, further adding to the property's potential.
The property is within walking distance of a local café, while the lively town of Cabaços is just a short drive away and offers a range of everyday amenities. The larger town of Ferreira do Zêzere, approximately 17 minutes away, provides supermarkets, restaurants, river beaches, and access to the Castelo de Bode lake. The historic town of Tomar, around 26 minutes away, is renowned for its cultural heritage, including the UNESCO-listed Convent of Christ, as well as a wide range of shops, services, cafés, and restaurants.
Energy Rating: Exempt
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