£185,709
(€27/sq. ft)
€215,000
4 bed detached house for saleFornos De Algodres, Guarda, Portugal
4 beds
3 baths
3 receptions
7,858 sq. ft
Just added
About this property
Traditional granite construction
Thick stone walls and fireplaces
Water-rich mountain region
Large garage with conversion potential
Mature olive trees and vines
Traditional wine-making and wine cellar area
Private inner courtyard
Rural mountain setting
Low-visibility village location
Flexible workspace / studio annex
Rare granite property in a historic mountain village near Serra da Estrela, offering a rare combination of structural solidity, privacy, productive land, and long-term optionality.
The property includes a traditional stone house, a separate adaptable annex suitable for studio, workshop, guest accommodation or low-intensity commercial use, a traditional wine cellar with original barrels and storage areas, a historic wine-making space, large garage, interior courtyard, and terraced land with mature olive trees, vines, fruit trees, and original stone presses.
Despite more than a decade of limited use, the structures remain remarkably solid, with thick granite walls, functional roofing, fireplaces, and a small immediately habitable nucleus allowing gradual restoration or adaptive reuse over time.
Located in a discreet village setting with very low traffic, nearby mountain water sources, streams, and strong local continuity, the property offers a sense of permanence increasingly difficult to replicate in Western Europe.
Suitable as:
Private rural residence
restoration project
low-density retreat property
long-term family asset
semi-autonomous lifestyle base
This is not a conventional turnkey property, but a rare opportunity to acquire a resilient rural asset with character, atmosphere, and future flexibility.
The property includes a traditional stone house, a separate adaptable annex suitable for studio, workshop, guest accommodation or low-intensity commercial use, a traditional wine cellar with original barrels and storage areas, a historic wine-making space, large garage, interior courtyard, and terraced land with mature olive trees, vines, fruit trees, and original stone presses.
Despite more than a decade of limited use, the structures remain remarkably solid, with thick granite walls, functional roofing, fireplaces, and a small immediately habitable nucleus allowing gradual restoration or adaptive reuse over time.
Located in a discreet village setting with very low traffic, nearby mountain water sources, streams, and strong local continuity, the property offers a sense of permanence increasingly difficult to replicate in Western Europe.
Suitable as:
Private rural residence
restoration project
low-density retreat property
long-term family asset
semi-autonomous lifestyle base
This is not a conventional turnkey property, but a rare opportunity to acquire a resilient rural asset with character, atmosphere, and future flexibility.
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