Santo António combines gentle hills, vineyards and olive groves with farms and stone houses with exposed beams, an old fireplace and practical outbuildings. The nearby villages reveal weekly markets, laden orchards and a peace that is hard to leave.
The nearby towns offer fairs, regional cuisine restaurants and access by main road and railway. The land usually allows for a large garden, a barn and space for animals. The proximity of mountain ranges and rivers invites walking, cycling and tastings of cheeses, olive oil and wine.
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