A 6.8-hectare property with a traditional granite country house, located near a village in the municipality of Idanha-a-Nova, Castelo Branco district.
The property includes a traditional granite building with an approximate footprint of 60 m2, built before 1951 and therefore exempt from a habitation licence.
The land is divided into three distinct areas.
Close to the house and one of the two largest wells is a fenced area of approximately 4,000 m2, currently used as a vegetable garden and containing several fruit trees.
A second area, covering approximately 1.8 hectares, consists of flat, clear and cultivated land. Another of the property's large wells is located roughly in the middle of this area. The land has been used for growing beans and other dryland crops.
The third area, covering approximately 4 hectares, is more densely wooded and consists mainly of cork oaks and holm oaks. There are approximately one hundred trees, the great majority of which are mature cork oaks, with an estimated cork production of between 3,500 and 4,000 kg per harvest. The property also includes several holm oaks, oak trees and pine trees.
The property benefits from excellent water resources, provided by four wells, two of which are particularly large, as well as a pond, offering valuable water availability for irrigation and agricultural use.
Connections to the electricity grid are available near the entrance to the property, facilitating a future connection to the building or other facilities on the land.
Located in a peaceful rural setting, the property also benefits from good accessibility and is approximately 2 km from the nearest village.
Penamacor is approximately 17 km away, the municipal town of Idanha-a-Nova is around 28 km away, while Castelo Branco, the district capital, is approximately 38 km from the property.
A substantial rural property with excellent water resources and significant agricultural and forestry potential, ideal for those seeking space, privacy and close contact with nature in the Portuguese countryside.