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Imagine a serene oasis nestled within the lush landscapes of the Douro Valley, where old-world charm meets modern luxury. Picture a boutique hotel, project carried out by a renowned architecture and interiors office perhaps a renovated manor house or a traditional 'quinta', with its architecture harmoniously blending with the surrounding vineyards. The hotel exudes elegance and warmth, inviting guests into a world where every detail is meticulously curated for comfort and comfort and style. Upon entering, you're greeted by interiors that balance rustic elements with contemporary design, creating a cozy yet sophisticated ambiance. Rooms and suites boast panoramic views of the terraced vineyards and the meandering Douro River, each offering a unique decor that reflects the natural beauty of the region Luxurious amenities guarantee a maximum relaxing stay, including a magnificent spa to the delight of customers. The hotel's restaurant is a culinary delight, serving dishes crafted from locally sourced ingredients, paired with the finest wines from surrounding vineyards. Guests can indulge in wine tastings, guided by knowledgeable sommeliers, to explore the rich flavors of the region's varietals. Outdoor spaces are thoughtfully designed for leisure and reflection. A tranquil infinity pool overlooks the valley, offering a sublime spot for relaxation. Gardens and patios provide intimate corners for reading or enjoying a glass of wine amidst the natural splendor. This boutique hotel in the Douro Valley is not just a place to stay it's an experience that celebrates the region's cultural heritage, natural beauty, and the art of hospitality. It's a retreat for those seeking peace, beauty, and a deep connection with the essence of Portugal's wine country. Energy Rating: B- ref:HOT

Property, 3.15 ha, with 1.4 ha of vineyard area, 1 ha of active vineyard area and 0.15 ha of olive grove and fruit trees, in Possacos, Vila Real. The property extends over several slopes, mostly facing west, allowing bigger sun exposure, great for wine production. When fully operated, it will benefit from income in terms of organic production, integrated production and agri-environment. The social areas of the future hotel, facing west, allow enjoying the evenings on bar or restaurant terrace, looking at the sunset and the vineyards. The property, composed of several plots, has a territorial continuity, and it is possible to go from one end to the other without crossing neighbouring lands. Much of the property is composed of vineyards or land that have already had vineyards in the past but comprises many other corners with different environments. It has olive grove areas, vegetable garden areas where several vegetables grow and also virgin pine forest areas. The farmhouse is a rustic house, with simple design, beautiful and with personality. The project for its expansion will introduce a certain modern aesthetic and constructive character. This expansion of the hotel, which is already partially built, follows the austere and straight line design of the original house. By combining these aspects with the most up-to-date elements, a modern and up-to-date building will be achieved without standing out from the austere and rural environment. The bedrooms face a valley and have a beautiful, relaxing unobstructed view, practically only of pine forests and vineyards. Opportunity to operate less intense tourism, aimed at those who seek tranquillity, close contact with nature, agricultural activities and good gastronomy. 1-Hour driving distance from the centre of Vila Real. 1 and a half hour from Porto and Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport. Also 4 hours from Lisbon. Energy Rating: D ref:53434

House to recover in Candedo . First floor villa, includes a project approved in 1999, for a first floor villa, with 3 bedrooms being one of them suite, with laundry, office being the ground floor for garage and storage, this would be the project idealized by the owners. Energy Rating: D ref:SAFTI:005530

The house at Quinta da Boavista has basically three construction dates. 1. The original house, the 'Casa do Feitor' of the property called Quinta da Boavista, property of the Benedictine Order of the Convent of S. Francisco, with spatial typologies (relatively reduced compartments, ceiling height less than 3m) and constructive (exterior walls folded with 80cm thickness, wooden partitions or stakes in the interior) among others, that show that the date of its construction is in the Xviii century, and its use as a farmhouse. 2. Quinta da Boavista and the house were acquired by the 1st Viscount of Trevões, Emídio José Ló Ferreira at the end of the Xix century, who ordered the recovery and expansion works of the existing body, with the construction of the great glazed balcony to the East. The expansion was initiated by the Viscount in 1905 (as recorded in the decorative stone of the cornice), in the typology of 'Brazilian House', with high ceilings and larger spans, walls in granite perpianho plastered, topped with pilasters, cornices and platbands in granite masonry. The compartments have more generous dimensions that end, to the South, in a party room with about 140m2 that opens to a balcony (veranda) in granite with balusters guards and staircase of honor, in granite masonry. 3. In 1931, the Quinta and the House are bought by Francisco António Teixeira, recently returned from Brazil, who finished the work (as can also be read in the decorative stone of the cornice), with the construction of the body (3) that will house the kitchen, storage, and the caretaker's house. Energy Rating: F ref:989-3