Casa principal y casa de criados
Main House
Ground Floor
The house has two facing entrances. As you enter, there is what was the carriage access. From there you access a small laundry room. On the left, a small room, whose partition communicates with the adjoining service village. It could be torn down to join both houses. To the right is a small toilet, “hidden” in a closet. Continuing on the right, a large kitchen that has lareira and wood stove and a small pantry under the stairwell. From the kitchen, you can access the stable, which has the animal feeders. At the time, the construction of a pool was planned here. This block also has direct access through the carriage entrance. Through this, we access the upper floor by wooden stairs.
First floor
There is a small distributor as soon as you arrive. On the left we have a master bedroom that has access to a terrace right next to the farmhouse, on the deck. In the front, there is a dining room that also goes out to the previous terrace. On the right, there is a bathroom with a bath and shower and a living room. From it we access a small storage room, a bedroom, and on the left two other bedrooms and an office. From this floor you can access the attic, where the food was stored. This large loft has a wooden floor to be fixed, it is somewhat damaged by the fruits that were stored. It could be used for bedrooms, study, office … there is a small loft on the loft, the size of a bed.
Second floor
Direct access to a gallery overlooking the terraced house and the access road. It is used as a living room, and from this, you access two bedrooms.
The building attached to the main house
It has two floors and a total of approximately 220 m2. On the ground floor there is a kitchen-dining room with oven, bathroom and the old stables that need renovation. The ground floor has been renovated and the level has been lowered by installing slate.
On the first floor, there is a dining room, four bedrooms and a bathroom.
All the construction is as it was in origin: floors, doors, everything. Stone walls, wooden doors, stone and wood floors, chestnut wood stairs. Hand-carved chestnut furniture that most would be included in the price.
In the garden, there are two centuries-old camellias. A strawberry tree next to the picnic table. A hazelnut, a palm tree, two cherry trees, and a century-old boxwood (buxus sempervirens).