€800,000

Detached house with 4 fronts with typology T6 implanted in a plot of 1,617 m2. The annex to the north of the house serves as a parking lot for a light motor vehicle and storage. The total living area is 300 m2 (ground floor: 192 m2; 1st floor: 138 m2). The uncovered area (patio) has 1,478 m² and the garage and storage area 40 m². Built around 1945, the exterior walls are in stone masonry, apparent in the basement, pillars and between openings, and the rest of the area plastered and painted. The roof, in gables, has a ceramic tile finish. Its structure and support lining of the tiles is made of wood. Part of the window frames has already been replaced, and is now in PVC with double glazing, with a tilt-stop opening, with a blind of the same material on the outside. The house has the following distribution of spaces: Ground floor: -Lobby; - Living room with fireplace and dining room with north, east and west orientation; -Office; - Kitchen with pantry and pantry; - Sewing room; - Bathroom with access from the pantry; -Laundry; - Vertical access to the upper floor. 1st Floor: - Distribution hall for bedrooms and bathrooms; - Five bedrooms, four of which with wardrobes; - Two full bathrooms to support the fully refurbished rooms; - Access to the roof span through a closet in one of the bedrooms. The floor of the rooms is made of solid Riga wood and the carpentry is painted Exterior: - Patio with large paved areas with sidewalk and garden area with trees and plants at a higher level to the south of the house; - Garage, shed and storage room The state of conservation of the property is generally good, with emphasis on the ceramic coatings of the bathrooms and window frames, which have been completely renovated. It has gas central heating, fireplace and air conditioning in one of the bedrooms. Between bucolic landscapes and the natural heritage of the Viseu Dão-Lafões region, Vila do Caramulo (municipality of Tondela) was founded in 1921 as a reputed Sanatorium Resort that became the largest in the Iberian Peninsula and had great international projection. The Serra do Caramulo is 1075 meters high and is located in the transition region between Beira Alta and Beira Litoral, in a mountain area of granitic and schist origin with flora predominantly consisting of heather and gorse, with several monuments from the megalithic period, numerous pedestrian walks, pure and crystalline waters of waterfalls and streams and river beaches that refresh the landscape wrapped in a green mantle. Caramulo is almost a secret and enchanting place, a stunning landscape between peaks and valleys, where the fresh air invites you to discover every corner. In Caramulo there is a water spring awarded as one of the best and of superior quality. The Caramulo Museum houses one of the largest collections of Classic Cars in the World and the largest motorized festival in Portugal takes place in the region. Near the villa are the Golden Tulip and Inn Caramulo hotels. The EB 2-3 elementary school is a 15-minute walk away and at roughly the same distance is the Igreja Matriz de Guardão. Just a 10-minute walk away is the Museum. By car, Viseu is accessible in about half an hour and Porto in an hour and a half.