9 Country homes for sale of 360.000 € until 3.900.000 €, in Guarda

Farm for sale in Serra da Estrela. Located in Melo, Gouveia municipality, magnificent farmhouse with an approximate area of 260 000 m2. It has about 10 ha of vineyards, of different castes, about 15 hectares of olive groves and 1 ha of forest. It has several rustic items, which allow reconstruction, as well as storage of agricultural machinery with some rooms, W.C. and kitchen. With very high annual production, which makes it a great business for those who make agriculture a very profitable lifestyle. Great investment! #ref:16078

Fantastic farm located in the heart of Serra da Estrela, in the village of Loriga with 62250 m2. Inserted in the Serra da Estre4la Natural Park, it has 5 ruins, all of them registered (11.30 m2; 74.20 m2; 87 m2; 21.25 m2 and 150 m2). It borders the São Bento stream, with fantastic views of the mountain and the village so well known for its magnificent river beach. Great sun exposure. Fertile land, with several terraces, several fruit trees distributed over 6ha and irrigation water. It has a tourist project and plans to restore the ruins. Access to the dirt property. Ideal for those looking for a tourist investment with a guaranteed return, this property is without a doubt the ideal farm! At the gates of Serra da Estrela with typical villages, tourist circuits, gastronomy, monuments, river beaches or hiking trails. Contact us #ref:23032

Magnificent Solar do Marquês in Castelo de Marialva: A Historical Jewel for Sale with an area of ??366m2 and land with a ruined house with the possibility of recovery for a luxury tourist development with around 1600m2. If you are looking for a unique property full of history, the Solar do Marquês, located in the picturesque village of Marialva, is the perfect choice. This 17th century building, with its rectangular plan and two floors, offers a charming and authentic atmosphere. This noble house, adorned with a coat of arms symbolizing its aristocratic lineage, was once the residence of the Marquis of Marialva. Main Features: Ground floor comprising: four rooms with the possibility of division into suites, leisure rooms, bathrooms, games room or event room. First floor consisting of: kitchen, dining room, bedroom, living room, hall, storage room and bathroom. Huge public space with a ruined house, which can be restored for cultural events or outdoor activities and the construction of a magnificent swimming pool. Restore the house into a magnificent residence or create a luxury tourist development. This property is a blank canvas waiting for someone with the vision to bring it back to its former splendor. Additional Details: The building boasts the coaster stone in the center of the main facade, giving it a touch of nobility. The side facade has a staircase leading to a balcony, providing stunning views of the surrounding landscape. The sobriety of the decoration highlights the authenticity and history of this manor. Location and Potential: Located close to the Douro, this manor offers a unique opportunity for those who appreciate the tranquility of the countryside and the cultural richness of historic villages. Ideal for prestigious private residence, luxury rural tourism, exclusive events or even as an investment. Don't miss the opportunity to purchase this architectural jewel and be part of Marialva's history! Contact me for more information and schedule a visit now. Marialva, one of the 12 Historical Villages of Portugal, is located in the municipality of Mêda, in the district of Guarda. Currently, it is made up of three cores: 1. Citadel: This is the town that, once upon a time, was within the castle walls. Today, it is depopulated and practically in ruins. 2. Arrabal: The area outside the castle walls. 3. Dehesa: It is the part of Marialva that extends south of the citadel to the stream with the same name as the village. Although Marialva may currently seem like a village with little life, it was an important enclave for several people. The most significant part of Marialva is its castle and walled area, situated on top of a promontory more than 600 meters above sea level. It is believed that the first traces of Marialva date back to the 6th century BC, when it was known as the city of Aravor, founded by the Túrdulos. Later, the Romans renamed it to Civitas Aravorum, making it an important center of convergence of paths. Over the centuries, Marialva was inhabited by Visigoths and Arabs until it was conquered by D. Fernando Magno de Leão in 1063. It was the Arabs who called it Malva, and D. Fernando renamed it as Marialva. Marialva Castle played a crucial role as one of the most important defensive fortresses, but from the 16th century onwards, it fell into decline, a process that continues to the present day. In addition to history, there is also a legend associated with the name Marialva: it is said that a maiden lived in the village and a young nobleman fell in love with her. To win her affection, he wanted to give her shoes as a gift, but as he didn't know the size, the shoemaker suggested that she leave prints of her feet in the flour next to the bed. To the shoemaker's surprise, the marks were from crowbars. Nearby Cities: Mêda: Just 7 kilometers away from Marialva, Mêda is the municipality to which Marialva belongs. Vila Nova de Foz Côa: Known for its archaeological heritage, including the famous rock engravings of the Côa Valley. Pinhel: Famous for its medieval festivities and the castle with panoramic views, as well as the Faia viewpoint. Trancoso: A historic city with a well-preserved medieval Jewish quarter and an imposing castle. Penedono: Known for its castle and the Mother Church of São Salvador. Furthermore, Marialva's stunning views extend all the way to neighboring Spain, making for a memorable experience. Welcome to this enchanting region, where history and natural beauty intertwine! #ref: 114805

Quinta do Douro in Barca D'Alva' is located precisely in Barca D'Alva, one of the most visited and most incredible places of all the Southern Douro Interior Region, and where, effectively Douro river ends and goes to Spain, which is about 1 Km away. Point of arrival of the Douro Azul Boats and other Companies with countless national and foreign tourists. The property consists of: 1 dwelling house in schist stone, habitable, built in 2003, with 3 bedrooms, 2 kitchens, 2 Wcs. And another house with 1 Hall and 1 Cellar. We must detach still 1 Warehouse for agricultural support. Everything is duly legalized. Today, it would be manifestly impossible, to make there, any type of construction, due to the requirements of territorial and environmental planning. The area of this property is 20 hectares, of undulated morphology, and the access to the farm, with stunning and magnificent views over the surrounding landscape, which embraces the waters of the river and a whole set of vineyards and vineyards distributed by some flatness and the slopes, are made by road tarmac and dirt with public lighting passable. There is a huge tank with a capacity of 300 m3 and another tank with a capacity of 100 m3. It is supported by an underground pipeline up to the Douro River with an engine room next to the river waters with new piping with about 1,2 Km of 2 inch pipes in PAD pipe with 16 Kgs of pressure. Olival with irrigation drop by drop. It possesses 1 artesian hole, with drinkable water and with frank abundance. The farm is inserted in the Natural Park of Arribes of the Douro, a Region Demarcated of the Douro and of the Port Wine. If you intend to plant a vineyard, it will correspond to the letter 'A', giving you the possibility to plant at least 10 hectares. It also has a traditional olive grove, whose olives are harvested mechanically and reach an annual average of about 35 tons of olives. Receives annually between 7 to 8 thousand euros of subsidies. Has public electricity, one orange grove with 0.5 hectare (oranges and great quality). Property with multiple valences. In addition to agricultural production, we must highlight the fantastic natural conditions for Leisure and Tourism, since it is a truly unique place in all landscape of natural beauty throughout the Douro Interior South. One hour from Régua and two hours from Oporto ( Ref 838-23). #ref:838-23

Fantastic farm located in the heart of Serra da Estrela, in the village of Loriga with 62250 m2. Inserted in the Serra da Estre4la Natural Park, it has 5 ruins, all of them registered (11.30 m2; 74.20 m2; 87 m2; 21.25 m2 and 150 m2). It borders the São Bento stream, with fantastic views of the mountain and the village so well known for its magnificent river beach. Great sun exposure. Fertile land, with several terraces, several fruit trees distributed over 6ha and irrigation water. It has a tourist project and plans to restore the ruins. Access to the dirt property. Ideal for those looking for a tourist investment with a guaranteed return, this property is without a doubt the ideal farm! At the gates of Serra da Estrela with typical villages, tourist circuits, gastronomy, monuments, river beaches or hiking trails. Contact us #ref:23032

Farm for sale in Serra da Estrela. Located in Melo, Gouveia municipality, magnificent farmhouse with an approximate area of 260 000 m2. It has about 10 ha of vineyards, of different castes, about 15 hectares of olive groves and 1 ha of forest. It has several rustic items, which allow reconstruction, as well as storage of agricultural machinery with some rooms, W.C. and kitchen. With very high annual production, which makes it a great business for those who make agriculture a very profitable lifestyle. Great investment! #ref:16078

Magnificent Solar do Marquês in Castelo de Marialva: A Historical Jewel for Sale with an area of ??366m2 and land with a ruined house with the possibility of recovery for a luxury tourist development with around 1600m2. If you are looking for a unique property full of history, the Solar do Marquês, located in the picturesque village of Marialva, is the perfect choice. This 17th century building, with its rectangular plan and two floors, offers a charming and authentic atmosphere. This noble house, adorned with a coat of arms symbolizing its aristocratic lineage, was once the residence of the Marquis of Marialva. Main Features: Ground floor comprising: four rooms with the possibility of division into suites, leisure rooms, bathrooms, games room or event room. First floor consisting of: kitchen, dining room, bedroom, living room, hall, storage room and bathroom. Huge public space with a ruined house, which can be restored for cultural events or outdoor activities and the construction of a magnificent swimming pool. Restore the house into a magnificent residence or create a luxury tourist development. This property is a blank canvas waiting for someone with the vision to bring it back to its former splendor. Additional Details: The building boasts the coaster stone in the center of the main facade, giving it a touch of nobility. The side facade has a staircase leading to a balcony, providing stunning views of the surrounding landscape. The sobriety of the decoration highlights the authenticity and history of this manor. Location and Potential: Located close to the Douro, this manor offers a unique opportunity for those who appreciate the tranquility of the countryside and the cultural richness of historic villages. Ideal for prestigious private residence, luxury rural tourism, exclusive events or even as an investment. Don't miss the opportunity to purchase this architectural jewel and be part of Marialva's history! Contact me for more information and schedule a visit now. Marialva, one of the 12 Historical Villages of Portugal, is located in the municipality of Mêda, in the district of Guarda. Currently, it is made up of three cores: 1. Citadel: This is the town that, once upon a time, was within the castle walls. Today, it is depopulated and practically in ruins. 2. Arrabal: The area outside the castle walls. 3. Dehesa: It is the part of Marialva that extends south of the citadel to the stream with the same name as the village. Although Marialva may currently seem like a village with little life, it was an important enclave for several people. The most significant part of Marialva is its castle and walled area, situated on top of a promontory more than 600 meters above sea level. It is believed that the first traces of Marialva date back to the 6th century BC, when it was known as the city of Aravor, founded by the Túrdulos. Later, the Romans renamed it to Civitas Aravorum, making it an important center of convergence of paths. Over the centuries, Marialva was inhabited by Visigoths and Arabs until it was conquered by D. Fernando Magno de Leão in 1063. It was the Arabs who called it Malva, and D. Fernando renamed it as Marialva. Marialva Castle played a crucial role as one of the most important defensive fortresses, but from the 16th century onwards, it fell into decline, a process that continues to the present day. In addition to history, there is also a legend associated with the name Marialva: it is said that a maiden lived in the village and a young nobleman fell in love with her. To win her affection, he wanted to give her shoes as a gift, but as he didn't know the size, the shoemaker suggested that she leave prints of her feet in the flour next to the bed. To the shoemaker's surprise, the marks were from crowbars. Nearby Cities: Mêda: Just 7 kilometers away from Marialva, Mêda is the municipality to which Marialva belongs. Vila Nova de Foz Côa: Known for its archaeological heritage, including the famous rock engravings of the Côa Valley. Pinhel: Famous for its medieval festivities and the castle with panoramic views, as well as the Faia viewpoint. Trancoso: A historic city with a well-preserved medieval Jewish quarter and an imposing castle. Penedono: Known for its castle and the Mother Church of São Salvador. Furthermore, Marialva's stunning views extend all the way to neighboring Spain, making for a memorable experience. Welcome to this enchanting region, where history and natural beauty intertwine! #ref: 114805

Magnífico Solar do Marquês no Castelo de Marialva: Uma Joia Histórica à Venda com uma área de 366m2 e, terreno com casa em ruína com possibilidade de recuperação para empreendimento turístico de luxo com cerca de 1600m2. Se procura uma propriedade única e repleta de história, o Solar do Marquês, localizado na pitoresca aldeia de Marialva, é a escolha perfeita. Este edifício do século XVII, com sua planta retangular e dois pisos, oferece um ambiente encantador e autêntico. Esta casa nobre, adornada com um brasão que simboliza a sua linhagem aristocrática, foi outrora a residência do Marquês de Marialva. Características Principais: - Rés-do-chão composto por: quatro divisões com possibilidade de divisão em suítes, salas de lazer, casas de banho, salão de jogos ou sala de eventos. - Primeiro andar composto por: cozinha, sala de jantar, quarto, sala de estar, hall, arrumos e casa de banho. - Enorme logradouro com uma casa em ruína, que pode ser recuperada para eventos culturais ou atividades ao ar livre e construção de uma magnífica piscina. Restaure a casa para uma residência magnífica ou crie um empreendimento turístico de luxo. - Esta propriedade é uma tela em branco esperando por alguém com visão para trazer de volta o seu antigo esplendor. Detalhes Adicionais: - O edifício ostenta a pedra de arma no centro da fachada principal, conferindo-lhe um toque de nobreza. - A fachada lateral possui uma escadaria que leva a um balcão, proporcionando vistas deslumbrantes da paisagem circundante. - A sobriedade da decoração ressalta a autenticidade e a história deste solar. Localização e Potencial: - Situado próximo do Douro, este solar oferece uma oportunidade única para quem aprecia a tranquilidade do campo e a riqueza cultural das aldeias históricas. - Ideal para residência privada de prestígio, turismo rural de luxo, eventos exclusivos ou até mesmo como investimento. Não perca a oportunidade de adquirir esta joia arquitetónica e fazer parte da história de Marialva! Entre em contacto comigo para mais informações e, agende já uma visita. Marialva, uma das 12 Aldeias Históricas de Portugal, está situada no concelho de Mêda, no distrito da Guarda. Atualmente, é composta por três núcleos: 1. Cidadela: Esta é a vila que, em tempos, encontrava-se dentro das muralhas do castelo. Hoje, está despovoada e praticamente em ruínas. 2. Arrabal: A área que fica fora das muralhas do castelo. 3. Dehesa: É a parte de Marialva que se estende ao sul da cidadela até o arroio com o mesmo nome da aldeia. Embora Marialva possa parecer atualmente uma aldeia com 'pouca vida', foi um importante enclave para vários povos. A parte mais significativa de Marialva é o seu castelo e a área amuralhada, situada no topo de um promontório a mais de 600 metros acima do nível do mar. Acredita-se que os primeiros vestígios de Marialva remontam ao século VI a.C., quando era conhecida como a cidade de Aravor, fundada pelos Túrdulos. Posteriormente, os romanos a renomearam para Civitas Aravorum, tornando-a um importante centro de convergência de caminhos. Ao longo dos séculos, Marialva foi habitada por visigodos e árabes até ser conquistada por D. Fernando Magno de Leão em 1063. Foram os árabes que a chamaram de Malva, e D. Fernando a rebatizou como Marialva. O castelo de Marialva desempenhou um papel crucial como uma das fortalezas defensivas mais importantes, mas a partir do século XVI, entrou em declínio, um processo que continua até os dias atuais. Além da história, há também uma lenda associada ao nome de Marialva: conta-se que uma donzela vivia na aldeia e um jovem nobre se apaixonou por ela. Para ganhar sua afeição, ele queria presenteá-la com sapatos, mas como não sabia o tamanho, o sapateiro sugeriu que ela deixasse marcas de seus pés na farinha ao lado da cama. Para surpresa do sapateiro, as marcas eram de pés de cabra. Cidades Próximas: - Mêda: Apenas 7 quilômetros de distância de Marialva, Mêda é o município ao qual Marialva pertence. - Vila Nova de Foz Côa: Conhecida por seu patrimônio arqueológico, incluindo as famosas gravuras rupestres do Vale do Côa. - Pinhel: Famosa por suas festas medievais e pelo castelo com vistas panorâmicas, bem como o miradouro da Faia. - Trancoso: Uma cidade histórica com uma judiaria medieval bem preservada e um castelo imponente. - Penedono: Conhecida por seu castelo e pela Igreja Matriz de São Salvador. Além disso, a vista deslumbrante de Marialva se estende até a vizinha Espanha, proporcionando uma experiência memorável. Bem-vindo a esta região encantadora, onde a história e a beleza natural se entrelaçam! #ref: 114805

Quinta do Douro in Barca D'Alva' is located precisely in Barca D'Alva, one of the most visited and most incredible places of all the Southern Douro Interior Region, and where, effectively Douro river ends and goes to Spain, which is about 1 Km away. Point of arrival of the Douro Azul Boats and other Companies with countless national and foreign tourists. The property consists of: 1 dwelling house in schist stone, habitable, built in 2003, with 3 bedrooms, 2 kitchens, 2 Wcs. And another house with 1 Hall and 1 Cellar. We must detach still 1 Warehouse for agricultural support. Everything is duly legalized. Today, it would be manifestly impossible, to make there, any type of construction, due to the requirements of territorial and environmental planning. The area of this property is 20 hectares, of undulated morphology, and the access to the farm, with stunning and magnificent views over the surrounding landscape, which embraces the waters of the river and a whole set of vineyards and vineyards distributed by some flatness and the slopes, are made by road tarmac and dirt with public lighting passable. There is a huge tank with a capacity of 300 m3 and another tank with a capacity of 100 m3. It is supported by an underground pipeline up to the Douro River with an engine room next to the river waters with new piping with about 1,2 Km of 2 inch pipes in PAD pipe with 16 Kgs of pressure. Olival with irrigation drop by drop. It possesses 1 artesian hole, with drinkable water and with frank abundance. The farm is inserted in the Natural Park of Arribes of the Douro, a Region Demarcated of the Douro and of the Port Wine. If you intend to plant a vineyard, it will correspond to the letter 'A', giving you the possibility to plant at least 10 hectares. It also has a traditional olive grove, whose olives are harvested mechanically and reach an annual average of about 35 tons of olives. Receives annually between 7 to 8 thousand euros of subsidies. Has public electricity, one orange grove with 0.5 hectare (oranges and great quality). Property with multiple valences. In addition to agricultural production, we must highlight the fantastic natural conditions for Leisure and Tourism, since it is a truly unique place in all landscape of natural beauty throughout the Douro Interior South. One hour from Régua and two hours from Oporto ( Ref 838-23). #ref:838-23