🌿 Unique Homestead in São Miguel d’Acha – Idanha-a-Nova | 1.75 hectares walled property
Imagine living in perfect harmony with nature, in a private, safe, and vibrant space. This 1.75-hectare farm, fully walled and fenced, combines comfort, tradition, and sustainability, just 1 km from the village by paved road.
💧 Resources and Sustainability
Water is abundant, coming from three wells, a borehole, a mine and a pond.
Electricity is provided by a solar panel system with batteries, ensuring autonomy and low energy costs.
🏡 Two renovated habitable houses, each with its own identity
First House (registered as urban, exempt from use permit):
Built in stone, it combines rustic and modern elements. The open-plan space includes a kitchen, dining area, living room with wood-burning stove, a well-defined bedroom, and a full bathroom with a window.
It also includes technical storage for the solar system.
The porches, both front and back, invite leisure time and al fresco dining. In the back, the converted pool, surrounded by paving, creates a clean and functional space.
Due to its elevated location, it offers stunning views of the Serra da Gardunha and neighboring villages.
Double-glazed tilt-and-turn windows and an insulated roof ensure year-round thermal comfort.
Second House (unregistered, converted from old agricultural outbuildings):
Discreet in the landscape, it blends into the slope of the land. Features a living room/kitchen, dining area, and living room with a wood-burning stove. It also has a bedroom with closets, air conditioning, and a full bathroom with laundry.
The porch covers the entire facade, expanding the interior space. Attached to it is a garage and versatile storage (tools, chicken coop, etc.).
The farm also boasts a charming wine cellar, almost hidden in the landscape thanks to the natural slope of the land, within which there is a mine that flows fresh water year-round—an authentic detail that reinforces the unique and traditional character of the property.
🌳 Land and Trees
Distributed across several ancient granite terraces, with steps, tables, and traditional walls that lend a unique character. 134 cork oaks
47 olive trees
165 grapevines
32 apple trees
Various fruit trees: fig, orange, pear, pomegranate, loquat, quince, peach, and plum trees
5 stone pines
The diverse tree population creates natural shade, freshness, and an idyllic setting in any season.
🐓 Space for animals and a vegetable garden
Perfectly prepared for chickens, pigs, sheep, or ducks, contributing to the maintenance of the property. Pre-structured vegetable beds allow for self-produced vegetables.
Each house has its own septic tank.
🚗 Access and Privacy
Entrance through a gate with a paved driveway, directly connecting the two houses. The farm guarantees absolute privacy, with little foot traffic, while maintaining proximity to the village. Accessible internet. ✨
📍 Approximate distances:
280 km from Lisbon (approximately 2 hours and 45 minutes via the A23)
30 km from Castelo Branco
25 km from Monsanto (Historic Village of Portugal)
25 km from the Spanish border (Zarza la Mayor / Alcántara)
In short
This farm is more than just a property: it´s a sustainable and comfortable lifestyle, where rural tradition meets modernity. A perfect place for those seeking peace, energy autonomy, and direct contact with the land—whether for their own home or a weekend getaway.
Imagine living in perfect harmony with nature, in a private, safe, and vibrant space. This 1.75-hectare farm, fully walled and fenced, combines comfort, tradition, and sustainability, just 1 km from the village by paved road.
💧 Resources and Sustainability
Water is abundant, coming from three wells, a borehole, a mine and a pond.
Electricity is provided by a solar panel system with batteries, ensuring autonomy and low energy costs.
🏡 Two renovated habitable houses, each with its own identity
First House (registered as urban, exempt from use permit):
Built in stone, it combines rustic and modern elements. The open-plan space includes a kitchen, dining area, living room with wood-burning stove, a well-defined bedroom, and a full bathroom with a window.
It also includes technical storage for the solar system.
The porches, both front and back, invite leisure time and al fresco dining. In the back, the converted pool, surrounded by paving, creates a clean and functional space.
Due to its elevated location, it offers stunning views of the Serra da Gardunha and neighboring villages.
Double-glazed tilt-and-turn windows and an insulated roof ensure year-round thermal comfort.
Second House (unregistered, converted from old agricultural outbuildings):
Discreet in the landscape, it blends into the slope of the land. Features a living room/kitchen, dining area, and living room with a wood-burning stove. It also has a bedroom with closets, air conditioning, and a full bathroom with laundry.
The porch covers the entire facade, expanding the interior space. Attached to it is a garage and versatile storage (tools, chicken coop, etc.).
The farm also boasts a charming wine cellar, almost hidden in the landscape thanks to the natural slope of the land, within which there is a mine that flows fresh water year-round—an authentic detail that reinforces the unique and traditional character of the property.
🌳 Land and Trees
Distributed across several ancient granite terraces, with steps, tables, and traditional walls that lend a unique character. 134 cork oaks
47 olive trees
165 grapevines
32 apple trees
Various fruit trees: fig, orange, pear, pomegranate, loquat, quince, peach, and plum trees
5 stone pines
The diverse tree population creates natural shade, freshness, and an idyllic setting in any season.
🐓 Space for animals and a vegetable garden
Perfectly prepared for chickens, pigs, sheep, or ducks, contributing to the maintenance of the property. Pre-structured vegetable beds allow for self-produced vegetables.
Each house has its own septic tank.
🚗 Access and Privacy
Entrance through a gate with a paved driveway, directly connecting the two houses. The farm guarantees absolute privacy, with little foot traffic, while maintaining proximity to the village. Accessible internet. ✨
📍 Approximate distances:
280 km from Lisbon (approximately 2 hours and 45 minutes via the A23)
30 km from Castelo Branco
25 km from Monsanto (Historic Village of Portugal)
25 km from the Spanish border (Zarza la Mayor / Alcántara)
In short
This farm is more than just a property: it´s a sustainable and comfortable lifestyle, where rural tradition meets modernity. A perfect place for those seeking peace, energy autonomy, and direct contact with the land—whether for their own home or a weekend getaway.
