Sezelhe e Covelães, Vila Real District

Traditional stone house - T2 in the Bio Region of Alto Tmega for sale This home is the right destination to live, work or invest in one of the territories in Portugal where new paths to sustainability are opening up, being a certified Bio region.In a privileged location, also integrated into the Peneda Gers Natural Park, the house is distributed as follows:On the ground floor there is a garage for 1 car and 2 rooms perfect to serve as storage rooms.With an independent entrance is the space previously used for Halotherapy consisting of a reception, a living room and a complete bathroom. An area that can easily be transformed into a guest room or therapy space.On the first floor, a corridor runs through the house, at the end with a complete bathroom.On one side are the kitchen and 2 bedrooms with access to a large balcony facing east.On the other side, in an identical area, there is the living room and dining room with a fireplace and access to a large, full-length balcony facing west.On this floor are the stairs that lead to the attic where 2 bedrooms were created with the possibility of adding one more.In an area abundant in water springs, the house is located at an altitude of 950m2 and here, snow falls annually.With a License for both Housing and Services, this house can be the perfect shelter for retreats or adapted as a Bed & Breakfast venue.Schedule your visit and embrace the best that Nature has to offer.LOCATION14 min (8.6 km) via EM513 to Pites das Junias17 min (13.1 km) via EM308 to Montalegre19 min (15.1 km) via EM513 to Spanish frontier in Tourm43 min (31.8 km) via EM308 to Serra do Larouco em Espanha55 min (50.5 km) via EM508 to Chaves1 hr 27 min (78.2 km) via N103 to Braga1 hr 28 min (99.5 km) via A7 to Guimares1 hr 47 min (99.5 km) via N213 to Mirandela1 hr 52 min (103.3 km) via EN203 to Ponte de Lima1 hr 55 min (145.4 km) via A7 to International Airport Francisco Sa Carneiro - Porto2 hr 2 min (171.7 km) via A-52 to International Airport in Vigo (Spain)2 hr 7 min (128.4 km) via A27 to Viana do CasteloWHAT ARE BIO-DISTRICTS / ECO-REGIONS These are regions where public policies act in favor of agroecology, organic farming and all practices in the field of sustainable local development. Work is done in the construction a Bio-district international network. In this framework, the method of creating and managing Bio-districts are based on decisions and strategies on territorial, economic, social and cultural development assumed through the active participation of local public administration, agricultural enterprises, producers associations and catering facilities of the territory. The Organic-Districts, also defined as Eco-Regions or Bio-District, are territories where farmers, citizens, public authorities and other local actors realize a formal agreement aimed at the sustainable management of local resources, based on the principles and model of organic farming and on the agroecological best practices, in order to boost the economic and sociocultural development of their community. The Organic Districts, with all the local actors involved, act on the territory by adopting a bottom-up development model in which local communities decide to move towards a real local, sustainable and healthy food system. The process affects both the most industrialized and developing countries, causing the degradation and progressive impoverishment of local resources, the loss of biodiversity and the traditional knowledge of local cultures. The experience of the Organic Districts has also shown the case to create connections between territories and their communities, to exchange skills, traditions and innovations. Thats why in parallel with the ecological transition will be pursued also the digital transition, developing the infrastructure and ensuring everyones access to network and knowledge. Especially in rural areas. The experience of Organic Districts has shown how it is possible, in a relatively short time, trying to make territori