5 Homes for sale in Arez e Amieira do Tejo, Nisa, Portalegre last week

The villa of 'Tomás' with an area of 300 m2, and a land area of about 700 m2 of free area and semi-finished garage, is located in the region of Nisa - Portalegre - Alentejo. The single-storey house consists of two large kitchens, 4 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 1 utility room, 2 living rooms and hallway. The floors are in corticite and ceramic tile. The divisions of the house are very generous having an excellent size. The ceilings are in cement. It also has a panoramic terrace. It has electricity, public water, telephone and public sanitation. Interior windows and doors are wood. It should be noted that the house was built about 40 years ago, and there are no leaks or signs of moisture. Partly needs painting and some exterior arrangements on the ground. Neighborhood in the vicinity, good access, quiet place, and set in quiet village. 10 minutes from the IP2 exit node. Good sun exposure. About 1h45 from Lisbon Airport and 20 minutes from the exit of the A23 motorway. (N/REF 737) #ref:737

'A Casa do Carteiro,' perfectly habitable and with excellent dimensions, is located in the historic village of Amieira do Tejo. It comprises two floors, with the ground floor featuring: a private gross area of 300 m² and a backyard of 106 m², including 1 small room, 1 storage space, 1 small hall, 1 unfinished bathroom, 1 large room (formerly the post office), 1 large bathroom, 1 storage room, and 1 entrance hall that connects to a public street. This area of the house needs slight repairs, painting, and better reorganization of the existing rooms. Access to the Upper Floor is through stairs or via the backyard or the two garages located on the ground floor, on the old street of the Casa do Povo. Therefore, this floor includes: 1 living room and 1 dining room, 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 1 dining area, 1 kitchen, and 1 sunroom with access to the backyard, which also has 1 small bathroom. The house has recently undergone renovation work, particularly on the upper residential floor. The bedrooms, living rooms, and bathroom have ceramic tile floors, which make cleaning and hygiene easier. The bedrooms and living rooms also receive very pleasant sunlight during the day. On the ground floor, the floors are made of polished cement and tile. The ceilings of the house are made of wood, plasterboard, and cement. The attic of the house is spacious and fully renovated with prestressed beams and new tiles. It can always be used for storage and other purposes. The backyard, although small, is truly charming and welcoming, including a small porch that adjoins a neighbor's house, which is not permanently occupied. There is a door providing access to the Largo da Igreja Matriz, and a small panoramic terrace/viewpoint. It features several fruit trees, the mentioned support bathroom, and then connects to the two generously sized garages of the house. The historic village of Amieira do Tejo has 11 medieval chapels, a 14th-century castle built by the father of Nuno Álvares Pereira, fully restored and now an exhibition center, the 18th-century Church of Calvary, and was recently considered by National Geographic as one of the most beautiful villages in Portugal south of the Tagus River. The Tagus River offers leisure and social areas, and the village is home to one of the most beautiful and best-preserved medieval castles in the country. It also features the famous Barca D'Amieira Trail, along the Tagus River, visited by thousands of people from all over the country and abroad, and is already considered one of the best and most attractive in Portugal. (Ref. MP347) #ref:MP347

A 'A Casa do Carteiro' perfeitamente habitável e com ótimas dimensões, fica localizada na vila histórica de Amieira do Tejo, compreende 2 pisos, sendo que no r/c encontramos: Possui uma área bruta privativa de 300 m2 e o quintal com 106 m2 com 1 sala pequena, 1 espaço para arrumos, 1 pequeno hall, 1 Wc inacabado, 1 sala grande (antiga estação dos CTT), 1 grande casa de banho, 1 arrecadação 1 hall de entrada que comunica com rua pública. Esta zona da casa, necessita de ligeiras reparações, pinturas e melhor reenquadramento das divisões existentes. O acesso ao primeiro ao Piso Superior, é feito através de escada ou com entrada pelo quintal ou pelas duas garagens situadas na antiga rua da Casa do Povo, em piso térreo. Assim sendo, referimos que este piso, compreende: 1 sala de estar e 1 sala de jantar, 3 quartos, 1 casa de banho, 1 sala de refeições, 1 cozinha, 1 marquise com acesso ao quintal que possui também 1 pequeno Wc. A casa teve obras de requalificação muito recentemente, no que respeita ao piso superior habitacional. Os quartos, salas e Wc, os pisos são em tijoleira cerâmica, o que permitem sempre maior facilidade de limpeza e higiene. Os quartos e salas, também recebem durante o dia, entradas de luz solar muito agradáveis. Ainda no r/c os pisos são em cimento afagado e mosaico. Os tetos da casa são em madeira, pladur e cimento. O sótão da casa, amplo, e totalmente renovado com vigas em pré-esforçado e telha nova. Poderá ser sempre aproveitado para arrumos e afins. O quintal, embora pequeno, é verdadeiramente simpático e acolhedor, compreende um pequeno alpendre que confronta com um vizinho, que possui ali uma casa em regime de não permanência. Com uma porta de acesso ao Largo da Igreja Matriz, e 1 pequeno terraço / miradouro panorâmico. Possui assim, várias árvores de fruto, a referida casa de banho de apoio, e depois liga com às duas garagens da casa, de dimensões muito generosas. A aldeia histórica de Amieira do Tejo, possui 11 capelas medievais, Castelo secular do Sec. XIV mandado construir pelo pai de Nuno Alvares Pereira, totalmente restaurado, sendo centro de exposições, a Igreja do Calvário do Sec. XVIII, a terra, foi recentemente considerada pela National Geographic como uma das mais belas aldeias de Portugal a sul do Tejo, o rio Tejo com os seus espaços de lazer e de convívio, para além de possuir um dos mais belos e melhores castelos medievais do país. Possui ainda o famosíssimo Trilho da Barca D'Amieira, junto ao rio Tejo, visitado e percorrido por milhares de pessoas vindos de todos os cantos do país e do estrangeiro, é já considerado também um dos melhores de Portugal e um dos mais atrativos. (N/ Refr. MP347) Categoria Energética: D 'A Casa do Carteiro,' perfectly habitable and with excellent dimensions, is located in the historic village of Amieira do Tejo. It comprises two floors, with the ground floor featuring: a private gross area of 300 m² and a backyard of 106 m², including 1 small room, 1 storage space, 1 small hall, 1 unfinished bathroom, 1 large room (formerly the post office), 1 large bathroom, 1 storage room, and 1 entrance hall that connects to a public street. This area of the house needs slight repairs, painting, and better reorganization of the existing rooms. Access to the Upper Floor is through stairs or via the backyard or the two garages located on the ground floor, on the old street of the Casa do Povo. Therefore, this floor includes: 1 living room and 1 dining room, 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 1 dining area, 1 kitchen, and 1 sunroom with access to the backyard, which also has 1 small bathroom. The house has recently undergone renovation work, particularly on the upper residential floor. The bedrooms, living rooms, and bathroom have ceramic tile floors, which make cleaning and hygiene easier. The bedrooms and living rooms also receive very pleasant sunlight during the day. On the ground floor, the floors are made of polished cement and tile. The ceilings of the house are made of wood, plasterboard, and cement. The attic of the house is spacious and fully renovated with prestressed beams and new tiles. It can always be used for storage and other purposes. The backyard, although small, is truly charming and welcoming, including a small porch that adjoins a neighbor's house, which is not permanently occupied. There is a door providing access to the Largo da Igreja Matriz, and a small panoramic terrace/viewpoint. It features several fruit trees, the mentioned support bathroom, and then connects to the two generously sized garages of the house. The historic village of Amieira do Tejo has 11 medieval chapels, a 14th-century castle built by the father of Nuno Álvares Pereira, fully restored and now an exhibition center, the 18th-century Church of Calvary, and was recently considered by National Geographic as one of the most beautiful villages in Portugal south of the Tagus River. The Tagus River offers leisure and social areas, and the village is home to one of the most beautiful and best-preserved medieval castles in the country. It also features the famous Barca D'Amieira Trail, along the Tagus River, visited by thousands of people from all over the country and abroad, and is already considered one of the best and most attractive in Portugal. (Ref. MP347) Energy Rating: D #ref:MP347

'A Casa do Carteiro,' perfectly habitable and with excellent dimensions, is located in the historic village of Amieira do Tejo. It comprises two floors, with the ground floor featuring: a private gross area of 300 m² and a backyard of 106 m², including 1 small room, 1 storage space, 1 small hall, 1 unfinished bathroom, 1 large room (formerly the post office), 1 large bathroom, 1 storage room, and 1 entrance hall that connects to a public street. This area of the house needs slight repairs, painting, and better reorganization of the existing rooms. Access to the Upper Floor is through stairs or via the backyard or the two garages located on the ground floor, on the old street of the Casa do Povo. Therefore, this floor includes: 1 living room and 1 dining room, 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 1 dining area, 1 kitchen, and 1 sunroom with access to the backyard, which also has 1 small bathroom. The house has recently undergone renovation work, particularly on the upper residential floor. The bedrooms, living rooms, and bathroom have ceramic tile floors, which make cleaning and hygiene easier. The bedrooms and living rooms also receive very pleasant sunlight during the day. On the ground floor, the floors are made of polished cement and tile. The ceilings of the house are made of wood, plasterboard, and cement. The attic of the house is spacious and fully renovated with prestressed beams and new tiles. It can always be used for storage and other purposes. The backyard, although small, is truly charming and welcoming, including a small porch that adjoins a neighbor's house, which is not permanently occupied. There is a door providing access to the Largo da Igreja Matriz, and a small panoramic terrace/viewpoint. It features several fruit trees, the mentioned support bathroom, and then connects to the two generously sized garages of the house. The historic village of Amieira do Tejo has 11 medieval chapels, a 14th-century castle built by the father of Nuno Álvares Pereira, fully restored and now an exhibition center, the 18th-century Church of Calvary, and was recently considered by National Geographic as one of the most beautiful villages in Portugal south of the Tagus River. The Tagus River offers leisure and social areas, and the village is home to one of the most beautiful and best-preserved medieval castles in the country. It also features the famous Barca D'Amieira Trail, along the Tagus River, visited by thousands of people from all over the country and abroad, and is already considered one of the best and most attractive in Portugal. (Ref. MP347) #ref:MP347

A 'Casa do Engenho' fica localizada na Aldeia Histórica de Amieira do Tejo, pertencente ao concelho de Nisa, no Distrito de Portalegre em pleno Norte do Alentejo. Importa referir que Amieira do Tejo, possui 11 capelas medievais, 1 Castelo do Sec. XIV em invejável estado de conservação, com 4 Torres e mandado construir pelo pai do Santo Condestável - D. Nuno Alvares Pereira, a maior Igreja do Calvário do Distrito de Portalegre. Aquilo que agora no momento importa realçar de sobremaneira, é o Trilho da Barca D'Amieira, lindíssimo, que percorre a margem esquerda do Rio Tejo, em toda a sua plenitude, e que tem vindo a atrair milhares de visitantes de todo o país e do estrangeiro, ao longo de 3 Km no Rio. No Rio Tejo, que fica a 5 minutos de Amieira com ótimos acessos, poderemos ainda beneficiar das sua margens incríveis, da travessia na Barca elétrica, do Parque de Merendas e do Bar. Também se avista o comboio que passa na linha da Beira Baixa e que tem merecido também uma atenção muito particular. Enfim, todas estas boas razões e outras para se sentir convidado a visitar esta terra fantástica e a Casa do Engenho, que fica situada no centro da localidade, e que compreende dois pisos: No r/c um pequeno quarto com janela para a rua e um outro quarto interior e uma pequena casa de banho. No piso superior, 1 pequena sala, 1 cozinha e 1 pequena terraço / átrio descoberto, nas traseiras. A Casa necessita de obras de recuperação e restauro (Telhado, pisos e tetos, que são ainda em madeira). Possui água da rede pública, esgotos e eletricidade. Para as obras necessárias, recomendamos o construtor. Amieira do Tejo possui Posto de Turismo, Bares, Centro de Dia e Lar de Terceira Idade. A pouco mais de 15 minutos de viagem em Nisa, encontra todos os serviços públicos, escolas, bancos, centro de saúde e supermercados. O IP2 fica a cerca de 5 minutos e o Nó de Gardete da A23 a cerca de 10 minutos. Também Lisboa, dista menos de 2 horas de viagem (N/ Ref. FG964). Categoria Energética: Em processo The 'Casa do Engenho' is located in the Historic Village of Amieira do Tejo, belonging to the municipality of Nisa, in the District of Portalegre in the northern Alentejo. It is worth mentioning that Amieira do Tejo has 11 medieval chapels, a 14th-century castle in an enviable state of conservation with 4 towers, built by the father of the Holy Constable, D. Nuno Alvares Pereira, and the largest Church of Calvary in the District of Portalegre. What stands out now is the stunning Amieira Boat Trail, which runs along the left bank of the Tagus River in its entirety, attracting thousands of visitors from all over the country and abroad, spanning 3 km along the river. The Tagus River, which is 5 minutes from Amieira with excellent access, offers incredible banks, an electric boat crossing, a picnic park, and a bar. You can also see the train passing on the Beira Baixa line, which has also received particular attention. All these reasons and more invite you to visit this fantastic land and the Casa do Engenho, situated in the center of the locality, comprising two floors: On the ground floor, a small bedroom with a window facing the street, another interior bedroom, and a small bathroom. On the upper floor, there is a small living room, a kitchen, and a small uncovered terrace/atrium at the back. The house needs renovation and restoration works (roof, floors, and ceilings, which are still wooden). It has public water supply, sewage, and electricity. For the necessary works, we recommend a builder. Amieira do Tejo has a Tourist Office, Bars, Day Center, and Nursing Home. In just over 15 minutes' drive to Nisa, you will find all public services, schools, banks, a health center, and supermarkets. The IP2 is about 5 minutes away, and the Gardete Junction of the A23 is about 10 minutes away. Lisbon is less than 2 hours' drive away (Ref. FG964). Energy Rating: In progress #ref:FG964