An Amazing Villa By The River Douro Banks With 3.3 Hectares Of Nature, Fabulous Views!

Quinta Bella Rosa is a garden of tranquillity located on a hillside facing The Douro River and offers breathtaking views.  The property is surrounded by a vineyard and fruit trees.  It was built only six years ago and is extenuated with traditional features, such as granite pillars, as well as stone door and windows frames.

There are over 300m2 of comfort made up over two floors. The ground floor has a lounge, dining room, guest bathroom, hall and kitchen.  There is also a laundry room, double and en-suite bedroom.   On the first floor, there is a large balcony that provides open views of the river and where the three other en-suite bedrooms are located. 

The six-year-old property is set next to a stone wall and has an elegant cobblestone driveway.  It has two wells, one of which is used for vineyard irrigation.  It has a facility for central heating and air conditioning to be fitted.  The modern project has left a space for a future swimming pool which would add to the comfort of the property. 

The house is set close to Ermídia rail station and jet ski port. It is roughly a one-hour drive from Porto and 30 minutes away from Peso da Régua, an important tourist area related to the production of port wine.  The airport is about 100 km away. 

The vineyard occupies 1.1 hectare of land and has a variety of red and white grapes. The other 2.2 hectares have been kept as natural as possible with Quercus suber - cork oaks. The vineyard is well cared for and its crops produce about six tons of grapes a year.

Features

• Garden
• Garage
• Reception room
• Terrace/Balcony
• Covered dining area
• Kids play area
• Laundry room
• Storage room
• Spacious
• New development
• Features great views
• On the waterfront
• Morning sun
• Evening sun

Energy rating

• A+
• A
• B
• B-
• C
• D
• E
• F
• G

The energy rating shows the energy efficiency of a building on a scale of A to G. The most efficient homes – which should have the lowest fuel bills – are in band A, whereas the most inefficient homes are in band G.