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The farm is situated
close to Tomar and has several large outbuildings as well as a
farmhouse. The farmhouse was constructed in stone and is within walking
distance to a coffee bar. The farmhouse itself
is a traditional Portuguese constructions and has stone window and door
surrounds. There are additional farm buildings including animal stores
adjacent to the farmhouse. The farm briefly comprises:
Farmhouse: The
farmhouse, which measures 100 square metres, is detached and situated on a quiet road. The entrance door leads into a
hallway, which runs the depth of the house. This hallway has wooden
floors and ceilings. Off the hallway there are two traditional sized
bedrooms, both with wood floors and ceilings. There is a living room
with a wooden floor and a rustic kitchen. There is a partially tiled
bathroom which has a shower, toilet and sink. The farmhouse does require
renovation work, but is situated in peaceful location with good access
links to Tomar.
Barn:
There is a substantial barn, which has been constructed in stone,
near to the farmhouse. This barn measures approximately 200 square
metres of construction and is set over one floor, though could be
renovated to incorporate two floors. The barn roof has been constructed
using eucalyptus beams. Inside this barn there is a large tank, which
was used for making wine. Adjacent to the barn there is an open fronted
store room, which has been traditional used for keeping logs and animal
feed.
Animal Stalls:
There are also open fronted animal stalls to the edge of the farm's
land. These stalls have red brick walls and a eucalyptus beamed roof.
The farm has 4,000
square metres of land, all of which is flat and walled. The land has
been used for agricultural purposes and is very fertile. There are a
variety of mature trees on the land including olive and Nespera as well
as grape vines. The farm is not connected to mains electricity, however
The farm does require modernisation and restoration works but could be
converted into a comfortable house with potential for holiday lets. |
