7 Country homes for sale of 60.000 € until 1.200.000 €, in Sertã, Castelo Branco

Venha conhecer esta encantadora casa rústica em Cernache do Bonjardim. Com uma arquitetura tradicional, esta propriedade oferece todo o charme de uma casa de campo. Com um amplo terreno, perfeito para desfrutar da natureza e relaxar, esta casa é ideal para quem procura um refúgio longe da agitação das cidades. Não perca esta oportunidade de ter a sua própria casa rústica em Cernache do Bonjardim Casa Rústica para remodelação total O Imóvel conta com 6 divisões assoalhadas e 4 lojas no piso inferior Tenciona investir ? Tem oportunidade de fazer um novo projeto, construção de uma ou duas Moradias Cernache do Bonjardim é uma freguesia situada no concelho de Sertã, no centro de Portugal. É uma localidade pitoresca, rodeada por paisagens naturais deslumbrantes, como a Serra da Lousã. As casas tradicionais de pedra e as ruas estreitas dão a Cernache do Bonjardim um charme autêntico. Aqui, os visitantes podem desfrutar da tranquilidade do campo, fazer caminhadas nas montanhas, praticar desportos ao ar livre e explorar a rica herança histórica da região. A igreja paroquial, datada do século XVIII, é um dos principais pontos de interesse, A gastronomia local é também um ponto forte, com pratos tradicionais como o cabrito assado, a chanfana e os enchidos. A doçaria regional, com destaque para os doces conventuais, também é muito apreciada. Em resumo, Cernache do Bonjardim é um destino ideal para quem procura um refúgio tranquilo na natureza, longe do rebuliço da cidade. É o local perfeito para relaxar, conhecer a cultura local e desfrutar das belezas naturais da região a apenas duas horas da Capital ,Lisboa #ref:41095

Palace built in the early twentieth century, located in Vila da Sertã, district of Castelo Branco. This property is since its construction one of the most emblematic buildings of Sertã. The project of this noble palace is designed by the famous architect Manuel Norte Júnior ( winner of several Valmor awards ). Architecturally the Palace has the Art Nouveau style, characteristic of this era. The interior is richly worked both in stucco and carpentry where the use of noble woods from Brazil predominates. It has privileged views of the Sertã stream. This fantastic property combines unique conditions for a luxury hotel project ( Boutique Hotel ), Senior Residence or company headquarters. This beautiful Palace invites continuity regarding its history to its preservation the authenticity of the materials of the time. Consisting of 8 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, 2 living rooms and 2 kitchens, this property becomes even more special. The accesses by the A23 and IC8 approached Sertã and its villages from the regions of Lisbon, Ribatejo, Beira Litoral and Beira Interior. This beautiful region will enchant you with its Roman origins and its natural and cultural heritage, its pure fountains, its water sports, as well as the Sertã Castle and its legends. Campaign: In the purchase of this property we offer 1 week holiday in Madeira, Azores, Algarve or north Portugal #ref:SN-8075

The small village of 'Chão das Ovelhas' is located near Sertã and very close to the Cabril Dam, in Beira Baixa. The village, whose name comes from being a very old village, with great agricultural importance linked to forested areas, where pastoralism was quite determinant. Due to its location on top of a plateau in the form of a hill (hence also called the top of the hill), designed and worked on for hundreds of years by humans who created excellent agricultural areas with plenty of water in their surroundings, it has the appearance of a medieval castle village. This village consists of 7 buildings, with 7 urban articles, with 800 m2 of construction, and 5 plots of land with 5 rustic articles, totaling a total area of 12,500 m2. The existing houses, practically in ruins, could be completely restored and rehabilitated, thus giving rise to a possible Tourist Complex in Schist Houses, which could also be expanded. The village has all public infrastructures (water supply, electricity, telecommunications, communication routes, public lighting). It is important to mention the excellent access: with 75 meters of paved road and about 500 meters from the national road; 6 km from IC8; 21 km from the A13 motorway. The accessibility of this village compared to others is truly extraordinary. About 60 years ago, it was abandoned by the last resident, justifying his move to another house nearby, because he felt very lonely, surrounded by abandoned houses. This village, before being separated in inheritance, belonged to 3 generations of Jerónimos, Grandmother, Father, and Grandson, but its history is much older. Some of the descendants ended up moving to more populated places nearby, and others ended up moving to large urban centers. The vegetable gardens around this village are excellent and have plenty of water. According to an elderly lady who worked there over 70 years ago, there was a long period of drought and the wells almost ran dry, but the wells in the adjacent lands to the village had the most water, and at that time, people planted cabbages and other agricultural products, with just one watering at planting time, and the agricultural products, sown and planted, ended up growing due to the freshness of these agricultural lands, providing food for the people of the village and neighboring villages. The village is located in one of Portugal's paradises with more sun and water south of the Serra da Lousã and west of the Serra da Madeirã, almost bathed by the Zêzere River, near two dams (Cabril and Bouçã). Its streams and the river that flows into it have attracted citizens from various countries in Central and Northern Europe over the past 3 decades (currently representing 1/3 of the residents of this territory), due to its landscape, the environment, and the air (also known as a health and wellness tourism destination over the last centuries, managing to bypass pandemics for centuries. A famous national writer, Miguel Leitão de Andrada, a native of this territory from the 16th century, wrote about this village, stating that it was a pure land, where the dreaded 'Black Plague' had never entered until then. 'It is in good health...that the problem of the plague has never been seen here, as in our times; namely, in the year 1569 the great plague, and others in the year 1580, being this kingdom so affected by this evil. People live here for many years and many healthy people, without doctors, and I have a document of nobility and cleanliness, in public, which I needed to take the habit of Christ, from six witnesses, taken in this village; and all pass one hundred years old, and some one hundred and twenty, and one hundred and fifteen; and one Pero Carvalho, a witness, used to say to his granddaughter: - When they ask us what we like most about this village, we answer that it is the fact of seeing one of the most extraordinary sunsets I have ever seen in my life, looking back and thinking that I am in my medieval village, which stands out on a plateau surrounded by hills and valleys, which elevated on the horizon, looks like a small castle where one reigns, lives, and dreams.' (Ref. FG748). #ref:FG748

Palace built in the early twentieth century, located in Vila da Sertã, district of Castelo Branco. This property is since its construction one of the most emblematic buildings of Sertã. The project of this noble palace is designed by the famous architect Manuel Norte Júnior ( winner of several Valmor awards ). Architecturally the Palace has the Art Nouveau style, characteristic of this era. The interior is richly worked both in stucco and carpentry where the use of noble woods from Brazil predominates. It has privileged views of the Sertã stream. This fantastic property combines unique conditions for a luxury hotel project ( Boutique Hotel ), Senior Residence or company headquarters. This beautiful Palace invites continuity regarding its history to its preservation the authenticity of the materials of the time. Consisting of 8 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, 2 living rooms and 2 kitchens, this property becomes even more special. The accesses by the A23 and IC8 approached Sertã and its villages from the regions of Lisbon, Ribatejo, Beira Litoral and Beira Interior. This beautiful region will enchant you with its Roman origins and its natural and cultural heritage, its pure fountains, its water sports, as well as the Sertã Castle and its legends. Campaign: In the purchase of this property we offer 1 week holiday in Madeira, Azores, Algarve or north Portugal #ref:SN-8075

Palace built in the early twentieth century, located in Vila da Sertã, district of Castelo Branco. This property is since its construction one of the most emblematic buildings of Sertã. The project of this noble palace is designed by the famous architect Manuel Norte Júnior ( winner of several Valmor awards ). Architecturally the Palace has the Art Nouveau style, characteristic of this era. The interior is richly worked both in stucco and carpentry where the use of noble woods from Brazil predominates. It has privileged views of the Sertã stream. This fantastic property combines unique conditions for a luxury hotel project ( Boutique Hotel ), Senior Residence or company headquarters. This beautiful Palace invites continuity regarding its history to its preservation the authenticity of the materials of the time. Consisting of 8 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, 2 living rooms and 2 kitchens, this property becomes even more special. The accesses by the A23 and IC8 approached Sertã and its villages from the regions of Lisbon, Ribatejo, Beira Litoral and Beira Interior. This beautiful region will enchant you with its Roman origins and its natural and cultural heritage, its pure fountains, its water sports, as well as the Sertã Castle and its legends. Campaign: In the purchase of this property we offer 1 week holiday in Madeira, Azores, Algarve or north Portugal #ref:SN-8075

The small village of 'Chão das Ovelhas' is located near Sertã and very close to the Cabril Dam, in Beira Baixa. The village, whose name comes from being a very old village, with great agricultural importance linked to forested areas, where pastoralism was quite determinant. Due to its location on top of a plateau in the form of a hill (hence also called the top of the hill), designed and worked on for hundreds of years by humans who created excellent agricultural areas with plenty of water in their surroundings, it has the appearance of a medieval castle village. This village consists of 7 buildings, with 7 urban articles, with 800 m2 of construction, and 5 plots of land with 5 rustic articles, totaling a total area of 12,500 m2. The existing houses, practically in ruins, could be completely restored and rehabilitated, thus giving rise to a possible Tourist Complex in Schist Houses, which could also be expanded. The village has all public infrastructures (water supply, electricity, telecommunications, communication routes, public lighting). It is important to mention the excellent access: with 75 meters of paved road and about 500 meters from the national road; 6 km from IC8; 21 km from the A13 motorway. The accessibility of this village compared to others is truly extraordinary. About 60 years ago, it was abandoned by the last resident, justifying his move to another house nearby, because he felt very lonely, surrounded by abandoned houses. This village, before being separated in inheritance, belonged to 3 generations of Jerónimos, Grandmother, Father, and Grandson, but its history is much older. Some of the descendants ended up moving to more populated places nearby, and others ended up moving to large urban centers. The vegetable gardens around this village are excellent and have plenty of water. According to an elderly lady who worked there over 70 years ago, there was a long period of drought and the wells almost ran dry, but the wells in the adjacent lands to the village had the most water, and at that time, people planted cabbages and other agricultural products, with just one watering at planting time, and the agricultural products, sown and planted, ended up growing due to the freshness of these agricultural lands, providing food for the people of the village and neighboring villages. The village is located in one of Portugal's paradises with more sun and water south of the Serra da Lousã and west of the Serra da Madeirã, almost bathed by the Zêzere River, near two dams (Cabril and Bouçã). Its streams and the river that flows into it have attracted citizens from various countries in Central and Northern Europe over the past 3 decades (currently representing 1/3 of the residents of this territory), due to its landscape, the environment, and the air (also known as a health and wellness tourism destination over the last centuries, managing to bypass pandemics for centuries. A famous national writer, Miguel Leitão de Andrada, a native of this territory from the 16th century, wrote about this village, stating that it was a pure land, where the dreaded 'Black Plague' had never entered until then. 'It is in good health...that the problem of the plague has never been seen here, as in our times; namely, in the year 1569 the great plague, and others in the year 1580, being this kingdom so affected by this evil. People live here for many years and many healthy people, without doctors, and I have a document of nobility and cleanliness, in public, which I needed to take the habit of Christ, from six witnesses, taken in this village; and all pass one hundred years old, and some one hundred and twenty, and one hundred and fifteen; and one Pero Carvalho, a witness, used to say to his granddaughter: - When they ask us what we like most about this village, we answer that it is the fact of seeing one of the most extraordinary sunsets I have ever seen in my life, looking back and thinking that I am in my medieval village, which stands out on a plateau surrounded by hills and valleys, which elevated on the horizon, looks like a small castle where one reigns, lives, and dreams.' (Ref. FG748). #ref:FG748

Pequena quintinha com casas tradicionais da Beira Interior, minuciosamente recuperadas e adaptadas para turismo rural. Composta por: - casa principal (354 m2), composta por 2 pisos, sendo o piso superior usado com casa privada para o proprietário com: 3 quartos, sala c/ lareira, cozinha, 2 casas de banho. O piso 0 é usado como espaço de adega (adaptada para local de degustação), sala envidraçada para pequenos almoços e WC de serviço. - 2 casas em pedra de xisto com 5 suites devidamente equipadas para hóspedes. O espaço exterior comum é composto por jardim, piscina e espaços para arrumos. A 1,50h de Lisboa e a 5 minutos da vila onde encontra todos os serviços: supermercados, ótimos restaurantes, lojas, etc. A 15 km de fantásticas praias fluviais. É possível adquirir a propriedade contigua composta por moradia com 3 quartos, nossa ref. 3232. Certificação energética: B #ref:15488012