Vilar Formoso, Guarda

Unique Opportunity: Two Exclusive 3+1 Bedroom Villas with Land in a Privileged Location.Are you looking for a multifunctional residence with room to grow or invest? We present two independent villas, perfectly located on a generous plot, offering comfort, privacy and versatility.Key features:House T3:Ground Floor:. Large garage for parking or activities.. Multifunctional storage space.. Open courtyard with traditional well.. Spacious land with about 170m, including well with water available all year round ideal for garden, cultivation or leisure.First Floor:. Kitchen equipped with fireplace.. Three bright and airy bedrooms.. Living room.. Full bathroom.House T1:Ground Floor:Kitchen and dining room in Open Space.Full bathroom.First Floor:Small kitchen with fireplace.Two cozy bedrooms.A bathroom.Property Potential:. Own Housing: Comfort and privacy in a quiet location.. Income potential through renting the 1 bedroom villa.. Luxury Local Lodging: Opportunity to transform into high-end accommodation, exploring the tourist potential of the region.. Ideal Location:Quiet location, away from the hustle and bustle of the city, but accessible to services and commerce.Don't miss this unique opportunity to invest in a property with great potential and versatility. For more information and visits, contact us today!Vilar Formoso is a Portuguese village, seat of the small parish of Vilar Formoso, in the Municipality of Almeida, a parish with an area of 15.14 km and 1791 inhabitants (2021 census), thus having a population density of 118.3 inhabitants/km. The village is a population agglomeration consisting of two nuclei separated by the Toures stream. The nucleus located further south is the most recent and developed from the nineteenth century with the construction in 1892 of the Beira Alta Line that initially connected the border to Figueira da Foz, but which currently connects the border to Pampilhosa. Vilar Formoso is the main point of entry by land into Portugal. More than five million people use this crossing point every year via road and rail. Most of the imports/exports carried out by land to and from Portuguese territory pass through the Vilar Formoso border. It has numerous road accesses such as: the A25 that connects Vilar FormosoGuardaViseuAveiro; the N16 which serves as an alternative to the A25 motorway; and the N332 that connects Vila Nova de Foz CaFigueira de Castelo RodrigoAlmeidaVilar FormosoSabugalPenamacorIdanha-a-Nova. However, through the semi-detached Spanish town of Fuentes d'Ooro it has the following road accesses: the A62 that connects Fontes de OnorCiudad RodrigoSalamancaValladolidPalenciaBurgos; and the N620 which serves as an alternative to the A62 motorway. The landscape of Vilar Formoso is marked by the typical landscape of the Central Plateau, it is the oldest relief unit in the Iberian Peninsula and occupies most of its surface.This is marked by granite, the contrasting mountain climate and its pure and cold air that allows the curing and manufacture of smoked meats. At the hydrographic level, it is part of the Douro hydrographic basin, whose nearest tributary is the Ca River, which is only 7 km away. Through the interior of the village and the parish passes the Ribeira de Toures, which is a tributary, to the north, of the gueda river. It was also an area historically used for mining, witnessed by the presence of the so-called Mines of S. Joo, from where wolfram and tin were extracted, which were intensively exploited during World War II, with the export of wolfram ore to the belligerent powers (Nazi Germany and the United Kingdom).#ref: 120070