€360,000

Historic Estate with Manor House, Traditional Olive Press, Stone Cottage, Waterfall and Idyllic Riverside Beach Figueiró dos Vinhos An extraordinary historic estate where traditional Portuguese architecture, natural beauty and flowing water come together in a truly enchanting setting. Nestled within a lush, unspoilt valley in Figueiró dos Vinhos, Central Portugal, this unique property comprises a historic manor house, a traditional olive press and a stone cottage, set within approximately 8,426 m² of land. One of the estate's most distinctive features is the presence of water throughout the property. A natural stream flows between the historic buildings, creating a picturesque waterfall that adds a remarkable sense of tranquillity and character to the surroundings. The estate also benefits from an extensive frontage along the Ribeira de Alge, featuring a small, idyllic natural riverside beach, offering a beautiful setting in which to relax and enjoy the surrounding landscape. The gentle sound of flowing water, the picturesque waterfall and the idyllic riverside beach create an exceptional atmosphere, making this estate a peaceful retreat where history, architecture and nature exist in perfect harmony. The Manor House Originally the principal residence of the estate's owners, the historic manor house forms the centrepiece of this remarkable property. Its traditional architecture reflects the rural heritage of the region and offers an opportunity to undertake a sympathetic restoration, preserving the building's original character while incorporating modern comforts. Surrounded by natural vegetation and situated close to the stream, the manor house enjoys a beautiful setting, with water and nature forming an integral part of its surroundings. The building offers potential for conversion into a substantial private residence, holiday home or part of a rural tourism project, subject to the necessary planning permissions. The Traditional Olive Press The former olive press represents an important part of the estate's agricultural and productive history. With a recorded urban area of approximately 174 m², this historic building offers considerable potential for restoration and adaptation to a variety of uses while retaining its original architectural identity. Its position close to the watercourse reinforces the historical relationship between the estate's buildings and the natural resources that once supported its agricultural activities. The building could potentially be converted into additional residential accommodation, guest accommodation, a leisure space or another complementary use, subject to the necessary approvals. The Stone Cottage The third building is a traditional Portuguese stone cottage, currently requiring renovation. With a recorded urban area of approximately 152 m², it offers the opportunity to create an independent living space while preserving the rustic charm and authenticity of traditional Portuguese stone construction. Its restoration could provide a guest cottage, additional family accommodation or a peaceful retreat within the estate, subject to confirmation of its planning status and the relevant permissions. The Waterfall, Riverside Beach and Ribeira de Alge Water is one of the defining features of this exceptional property. A natural stream flows through the estate, passing between the historic buildings and forming a picturesque waterfall that brings movement, freshness and natural beauty to the surroundings. The property also enjoys an extensive frontage along the Ribeira de Alge, where a small, idyllic natural riverside beach provides a beautiful setting for relaxation and enjoying the peaceful riverside environment. The combination of the waterfall, flowing stream, riverside beach and historic buildings creates an unusual and captivating landscape in which water plays a central role in the estate's identity #ref:MAS 26 - MAS 26 - Guerra Invest