Castelo Rodrigo, Guarda, Address available on request

Charming 4 bedroom villa in Castelo Rodrigo A Window onto Serra da Marofa!

Are you looking for a house that combines comfort, space and a breathtaking view?

We present to you this magnificent 4 bedroom villa in Castelo Rodrigo, a true pearl overlooking the imposing Serra da Marofa.

Property Details:

Type: T4 House
Location: Castelo Rodrigo, with panoramic views of Serra da Marofa

Structure:

. Ground Floor:

Large garage for your vehicle and several storage rooms.

Upon access to the first floor, we find an open patio perfect for relaxing and absorbing the tranquility of summer afternoons.

. First floor:

Equipped kitchen with fireplace and pantry, a complete bathroom, dining room, cozy living room and four bedrooms, including two private suites.

. Attic:

Ample space with potential to be converted into additional bedrooms or storage area.

. Public place:

Backyard equipped with a rainwater harvesting system and potential for a terrace with barbecue, ideal for enjoying outdoor meals.

With frames and double glazing, this house is ready to live in and offers enormous potential, whether as a private home, holiday home or for investment in rural tourism.

Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to live where others go on vacation!

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HISTORIC Village Of Castelo Rodrigo Distinguished As Best Tourist Village By The World Tourism ORGANIZATION

The Historic Village of Castelo Rodrigo was recognized as one of the Best Tourist Villages, among 170 candidates from 75 countries, in the first edition of Best Tourism Villages by Unwto, an initiative promoted by the World Tourism Organization.

 Castelo Rodrigo is a Portuguese parish in the municipality of Figueira de Castelo Rodrigo, with an area of 32.94 km² and a population of 468 inhabitants, according to the 2021 census. This historic village in Portugal is known for its rich history dating back to the Pre -History, with successive occupations by the Túrdulos, Romans and Moors. It was integrated into the Kingdom of León in the 11th century and definitively into Portuguese territory in 1297 with the Treaty of Alcanizes.

Castelo Rodrigo stands out for its stunning landscapes, architectural heritage and historical remains, such as the rock art engraving of Vale de Afonsinho and the Torre das Águias, a Roman temple adapted as a military watchtower. It is also a crossing point for pilgrims heading to Santiago de Compostela, being one of the 12 Historical Villages of Portugal.

If you are interested in visiting Castelo Rodrigo, you will find a village that looks like it was cut out of a medieval film, with old walls, turrets, the ruins of the Cristóvão de Moura Palace and golden houses perched on the hill. It is a place that offers not only a journey through history but also a unique experience of connection with nature and Portuguese culture.

Exploring the areas close to Castelo Rodrigo, both in Portugal and Spain, can be an enriching experience.

Here are some suggestions:

Almeida:
A historic Portuguese town with an impressive star-shaped fortress.

Douro International Natural Park:
It offers spectacular landscapes and is ideal for bird watching and hiking.

Salamanca:
In Spain, this city is known for its ancient university and stunning architecture. The Plaza Mayor and Salamanca Cathedral are worth visiting.

Ciudad Rodrigo:
Also in Spain, it is a charming city with a medieval castle and a Gothic cathedral.

These locations offer a fascinating mix of history, culture and natural beauty.

Enjoy your adventure!
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