Magnificent traditional villa belonging to the former Colónia Agrícola de Pegões, in the process of being classified as Cultural Heritage

Montijo, Setúbal, Portugal

For Sale

€495,000

REF: 798087 €495,000


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146 m2

4000 m2

Description

Magnificent traditional villa belonging to the former Colónia Agrícola de Pegões, in the process of being classified as Cultural Heritage. Rural house in excellent condition. The main building comprises: Ground floor - Entrance hall: 6 sqm - Living room: 17 sqm - Bedroom 1: 8 sqm - Bedroom 2: 13 sqm - Bedroom 3: 9 sqm - WC: 5 sqm - Kitchen: 16 sqm - Living room: 12 sqm; - Living room: 28 sqm - Hall: 8 sqm Annexes: - Kitchen: 30 sqm - Storage room 1: 15 sqm - Storage room 2: 15 sqm - Storage room 3: 6 sqm - Laundry room: 7 sqm - WC: 6 sqm - Shed: 40 sqm Located in one of the quietest areas of Faias, and set in a plot with 4,000 sqm of land, this house built in the 1950s keeps the original design of the building intact.

It was completely renovated between 1989 and 1991 and in 2012, and an effort was made to keep as many of the original materials as possible. For example, the interior doors, the original kitchen window, the flooring on the upper floor, some of the material from the roof structure, the well, the tank, the mangers, the bench at the entrance (the old porch)...

all prevailed. The plan shown in the photos is the original plan of a house from Nucho das Faias. Today, the interior of the rooms has been slightly altered, but the exterior has remained unchanged, with the exception of the addition of a window that serves the current kitchen. As we enter the main building, we find the hall of about 6 sqm (former porch), with the original bench.

Moving to the left, we enter a 17 sqm living room (former kitchen), which leads us to the first floor bedrooms and the bathroom, this one complete with shower (the old support and bucket used by the first settlers for showering have been kept in this room). We return to the entrance hall and head to the former "covered" area, which has been divided into two rooms, the first being the current kitchen of the house, measuring 16 sqm, with wooden furniture and tiled walls.

The second room, which could be used as a dining room, has access to the outside of the front of the house (east), as well as to the back yard (west), and is very bright due to the glazed structure used to close the original (larger) arch that can be seen on the main elevation. Also part of this room is the staircase leading to the upper floor (the former "hayloft"), where we find a hall and two bedrooms.

The next room (the former stable) was transformed into the main living room of the house. Here, the mangers have been kept, recalling their former usefulness. A stove was installed for heating and the ceiling was covered with pine wood. Floor 1 is covered in glazed terracotta tiles. Floor 2 in pine wood (original).

Ceilings in pine (original). Windows and shutters in pine wood. Interior doors in pine wood. East/west orientation. Artesian borehole 80 m deep. Served by public water distribution network. Served by fiber optic internet network. Access by tarred road. The region of Pegões is located in the municipality of Montijo, district of Setúbal, in the metropolitan area of Lisbon, in Portugal.

It is located about 30 km from the Portuguese capital. It is characterized by a Mediterranean climate, with hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters. Being a rural area, it has a rich and diverse natural landscape, with gentle hills, pine forests, cork oaks and extensive agricultural fields, among which the vineyards stand out, which represent the main economic activity in the region.

The production of wines of distinct quality and flavor put Pegões on the map of the Portuguese Wine Route, being one of the main wine regions in the country. Another growing economic activity in the Pegões region is floriculture, with the municipality of Montijo considered The flower capital of Portugal.

The region offers its inhabitants and visitors various outdoor activities, such as hiking, cycling, mountain biking, horse riding... as well as some water sports at the Pegões Dam. For wine lovers, a visit to Adega Cooperativa de Pegões for a tasting is a must. There, you can also get to know a little about the history of the region, namely Colonato de Pegões.

Gastronomy, accompanied by wines from the region, can be enjoyed in the various existing restaurants. A short drive away, we find the Arrábida Natural Park and some of the best Portuguese beaches, such as Praia da Comporta, Troia and Figueirinha. Living in this region is living in the countryside, with tranquility, with time.

It's having quality of life! Services and commerce within a radius of 5 kilometers: - Minimarkets, greengrocers, fishmongers, butchers and bakeries (some with home delivery); - Gasolines; - Hairdressers, mechanics, accountants, insurance; - Tools, materials for irrigation and agriculture, household appliances; - Agricultural services, construction and maintenance of gardens and agriculture; - Florists; - Builders, fences, electricians, plumbers, painters, etc...

All services and products that do not exist within a 5 km radius can be easily found in Montijo, 20 km away. Also in Montijo, we find several supermarkets and services. In the Alegro Shopping Center there are several multinational stores and restaurants, cinema and other services. A house with history... A family home... for your family! Here you can find the place to be happy! Visits by appointment. #ref: 112851
Magnificent traditional villa belonging to the former Colónia Agrícola de Pegões, in the process of being classified as Cultural Heritage. Rural house in excellent condition. The main building comprises: Ground floor - Entrance hall: 6 sqm - Living room: 17 sqm - Bedroom 1: 8 sqm - Bedroom 2: 13 sqm - Bedroom 3: 9 sqm - WC: 5 sqm - Kitchen: 16 sqm - Living room: 12 sqm; - Living room: 28 sqm - Hall: 8 sqm Annexes: - Kitchen: 30 sqm - Storage room 1: 15 sqm - Storage room 2: 15 sqm - Storage room 3: 6 sqm - Laundry room: 7 sqm - WC: 6 sqm - Shed: 40 sqm Located in one of the quietest areas of Faias, and set in a plot with 4,000 sqm of land, this house built in the 1950s keeps the original design of the building intact.

It was completely renovated between 1989 and 1991 and in 2012, and an effort was made to keep as many of the original materials as possible. For example, the interior doors, the original kitchen window, the flooring on the upper floor, some of the material from the roof structure, the well, the tank, the mangers, the bench at the entrance (the old porch)...

all prevailed. The plan shown in the photos is the original plan of a house from Nucho das Faias. Today, the interior of the rooms has been slightly altered, but the exterior has remained unchanged, with the exception of the addition of a window that serves the current kitchen. As we enter the main building, we find the hall of about 6 sqm (former porch), with the original bench.

Moving to the left, we enter a 17 sqm living room (former kitchen), which leads us to the first floor bedrooms and the bathroom, this one complete with shower (the old support and bucket used by the first settlers for showering have been kept in this room). We return to the entrance hall and head to the former "covered" area, which has been divided into two rooms, the first being the current kitchen of the house, measuring 16 sqm, with wooden furniture and tiled walls.

The second room, which could be used as a dining room, has access to the outside of the front of the house (east), as well as to the back yard (west), and is very bright due to the glazed structure used to close the original (larger) arch that can be seen on the main elevation. Also part of this room is the staircase leading to the upper floor (the former "hayloft"), where we find a hall and two bedrooms.

The next room (the former stable) was transformed into the main living room of the house. Here, the mangers have been kept, recalling their former usefulness. A stove was installed for heating and the ceiling was covered with pine wood. Floor 1 is covered in glazed terracotta tiles. Floor 2 in pine wood (original).

Ceilings in pine (original). Windows and shutters in pine wood. Interior doors in pine wood. East/west orientation. Artesian borehole 80 m deep. Served by public water distribution network. Served by fiber optic internet network. Access by tarred road. The region of Pegões is located in the municipality of Montijo, district of Setúbal, in the metropolitan area of Lisbon, in Portugal.

It is located about 30 km from the Portuguese capital. It is characterized by a Mediterranean climate, with hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters. Being a rural area, it has a rich and diverse natural landscape, with gentle hills, pine forests, cork oaks and extensive agricultural fields, among which the vineyards stand out, which represent the main economic activity in the region.

The production of wines of distinct quality and flavor put Pegões on the map of the Portuguese Wine Route, being one of the main wine regions in the country. Another growing economic activity in the Pegões region is floriculture, with the municipality of Montijo considered The flower capital of Portugal.

The region offers its inhabitants and visitors various outdoor activities, such as hiking, cycling, mountain biking, horse riding... as well as some water sports at the Pegões Dam. For wine lovers, a visit to Adega Cooperativa de Pegões for a tasting is a must. There, you can also get to know a little about the history of the region, namely Colonato de Pegões.

Gastronomy, accompanied by wines from the region, can be enjoyed in the various existing restaurants. A short drive away, we find the Arrábida Natural Park and some of the best Portuguese beaches, such as Praia da Comporta, Troia and Figueirinha. Living in this region is living in the countryside, with tranquility, with time.

It's having quality of life! Services and commerce within a radius of 5 kilometers: - Minimarkets, greengrocers, fishmongers, butchers and bakeries (some with home delivery); - Gasolines; - Hairdressers, mechanics, accountants, insurance; - Tools, materials for irrigation and agriculture, household appliances; - Agricultural services, construction and maintenance of gardens and agriculture; - Florists; - Builders, fences, electricians, plumbers, painters, etc...

All services and products that do not exist within a 5 km radius can be easily found in Montijo, 20 km away. Also in Montijo, we find several supermarkets and services. In the Alegro Shopping Center there are several multinational stores and restaurants, cinema and other services. A house with history... A family home... for your family! Here you can find the place to be happy! Visits by appointment. #ref: 112851
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Montijo, Setúbal, Portugal

Interested in this property? Don't lose out to currency fluctuations changing the price you pay...

Many overseas buyers in Portugal do not realise they can lose thousands of pounds through adverse currency exchange rate movements.

The property buying process in Portugal takes time; it could be up to six months between seeing the property of your dreams and actually taking ownership. So how much would this €495,000 property cost you?

Property Price € Minimum cost in the last six months Maximum cost in the last six months Fluctuating exchange rates over the last six months could have increased the cost of this property by
€495,000 £421,092 £433,338 £12,246
Property Price € €495,000
Minimum cost in the last six months £421,092
Maximum cost in the last six months £433,338
Fluctuating exchange rates over the last six months could have increased the cost of this property by £12,246

Montijo, Setúbal, Portugal

Interested in this property? Don't lose out to currency fluctuations changing the price you pay...

Many overseas buyers in Portugal do not realise they can lose thousands of pounds through adverse currency exchange rate movements.

The property buying process in Portugal takes time; it could be up to six months between seeing the property of your dreams and actually taking ownership. So how much would this €495,000 property cost you?

Property Price € Minimum cost in the last six months Maximum cost in the last six months Fluctuating exchange rates over the last six months could have increased the cost of this property by
€495,000 £421,092 £433,338 £12,246
Property Price € €495,000
Minimum cost in the last six months £421,092
Maximum cost in the last six months £433,338
Fluctuating exchange rates over the last six months could have increased the cost of this property by £12,246

The exchange rate on the day you make an offer on your property in Portugal will not be the same as the rate you pay when you complete on your purchase, as currency markets move constantly. Any large rate movements may take it beyond your price range as the chart above illustrates the fluctuation and how much extra your property could have cost you.

The best way to avoid this significant risk is to plan your budget and currency strategy with an experienced currency specialist. They have been known to save you up to 4% compared to many high street banks, £4,000 for every £100,000, which soon adds up. They will also keep you up to date on market movements, help you set a rate in advance with a product called a Forward Contract - so you know exactly what you will pay for your property in sterling.

This is why we recommend Smart Currency Exchange Ltd. If exchange rate movements continue to be as unpredictable and as significant as they have been in the past then by not using Smart Currency Exchange Ltd your property could cost you £12,246 more.

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