Old Stone House To Restore, With Land With Fertile Soil, Well And Borehole.

This old stone house, with an attractive street view, is built over two floors. The ground floor has two units to the front, used as wine cellar und storage, and one large unit to the back. Lots of space to work with.
The first floor is accessed by stone steps. The beautiful old wooden door open into a hallway, to the left we have a rustic kitchen with an open fireplace in one corner. We turn the corner and there is a corridor with windows looking out into the lush green surroundings and the own plot of land. This runs the length of the house. At the end we have an old simple bathroom to the left and room which has been used as a kitchen.
There are three doors off the corridor, leading into what used to be the living room, from which there are doors to several small rooms which used to be the family bedrooms. The interior walls are made of wood. Which is an advantage, as the house would have to be totally gutted and the walls and rotten ceilings will be easy to remove.
The house is absolutely structurally sound but needs total interior renovation. It has a footprint of 143,8 square meters, total construction area of 332 square meters. This includes the stone annex with two divisions, in former times used as animal stalls.
The plot of land belonging to this property measures 3.845 square meters and is practically flat. The land is very fertile, it is well tended to, boasts a large variety of fruit and olive trees a borehole with plenty of water and an old well. There are also two smaller buildings used for storage of agriculture tools and machines, on the road side of the plot.
Don´t miss out on this opportunity to own your rewarding renovation project in this quaint little peaceful hamlet with wonderful, helpful neighbors around!
2,6 km to the center of the little village of Graça, 12 km to Cernache do Bonjardim, 15 km to Pedrógão Grande.
Both Lisbon and Porto airports are just a bit under two hours´ drive from the property.
Energy Rating: Exempt
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