Beautiful Plot And Modern Villa In Serra Do Caramulo Near Viseu

Located on the south slope of Serra do Caramulo and with a privileged view over Vale de Besteiros and Serra da Estrela, this property includes a 2 bedroom villa fully recovered and old Palace from the 16th century in ruins with an approved project to build a Boutique hotel in a plot of 23ha.

A unique business opportunity in the Dão-Lafões Region in central Portugal. 260km from Lisbon, 130km from Oporto and 30km from Viseu and with easy access.

The villa with 2 rooms built from an old haystack, with a modern interior architecture with privileged views to the Vale de Besteiros.
 
The old Palace with a Coat of Arms, currently in ruins, has an approved project for the construction of a Boutique Hotel with 60 beds.

The plot with a total of 23ha also has a forest production area and a Cantinçal with an average annual production of 4 tons.

Serra do Caramulo, historically known for its good healing airs, is part of an area of incredible natural beauty. Inserted in the Tourism Region of the Centre - Viseu - Dão Lafões, in the Demarcated Region of the Dão Wine and in the Demarcated Region of the Serra da Estrela Cheese, fed by natural and cultural unique products, as the Bravo de Esmolfe Apple, the Natural Reserve of Cambarinho, a greater concentration of Loendros of Europe, in flowering in the months of May and June, the Thermal Estancias of São Pedro do Sul, Alcafache, Caldas da Felgueira and Caldas de Sangemil, the Caramulo Museum  of Art and Automobile, the Grão Vasco Museum in Viseu, the Bread Museum in Seia, the Montebelo Golf 20 minutes by car, the pedestrian circuits, the extreme and adventure sports in the Serra do Caramulo and the water sports in the Barragem da Aguieira , one of the largest freshwater plans in Portugal.

Features

• Character property
• Features great views
• Morning sun
• Evening sun
• Near bars / restaurants
• Near school(s)
• Near shops

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.