The facade is truly unique, featuring a distinctive design locals call the "Brazilian ceiling." This century-old house, built on sturdy chestnut beams weathered by time, stands as a testament to resilience and history. The pátio, lined with schist stone and overlooked by the house's signature extraordinary wooden balcony, creates a special and intimate space to reconnect with the essence of life. Experience it and understand what Miguel Torga and other artists immortalized in their writings for generations to come. This house offers a variety of rooms, catering to couples, families, and groups of friends, ensuring a comfortable and memorable stay. A Natural Retreat The 400 m2 outdoor area provides an immersive experience with nature. The ground alternates between schist and lush green grass, complemented by reflecting pools, a serene garden, and diverse cypress trees, along with fragrant local vegetation such as santolina, lavender, and rosemary. The reflecting pools offer a refreshing dip during the hot summer months, where temperatures often reach 40°C (104°F)! A century-old water well, once a vital water source for part of the village, has been carefully restored and is now accessible via a beautiful schist staircase. Elegant Interiors & Cozy Ambiance The dining room features a large table seating up to 12 guests, perfect for gatherings. A television is discreetly hidden behind a grand "antique gold" mirror, enhancing the sense of space and brightness. This thoughtful design ensures that those seeking a break from modern distractions can fully embrace peace and relaxation. Two antique cabinets, belonging to the house, have been meticulously restored by the owner’s father, adding a sentimental and historical touch. A standout feature is the large, traditional granite hearth, once used for curing meats. Today, a wood-burning stove has been installed, complementing the existing air conditioning to provide warmth and coziness. Guests can unwind by the fire, listening to the soothing crackle of burning wood on chilly winter nights...