Typical Alentejo House - Large Spaces and Comfort in the Heart of Alentejo
We present this charming typical Alentejo villa, perfect for those looking for a home full of personality and comfort, in a quiet and welcoming setting.
Key features:
• Generous Areas:
• 3 spacious bedrooms of about 18m² each, ideal for comfort and privacy.
• Modern bathroom with shower.
• Traditional Construction: Typical wooden roof, which adds charm and maintains the Alentejo essence.
• Status: Habitable house, ready to receive your family.
• Location:
• Situated in a quiet and quiet street, perfect for relaxing and enjoying the countryside views.
• In the village of Safara, rich in traditions and with a welcoming community.
Village Infrastructure:
• Grocery stores and local businesses
• Post office and health center
• Red Cross Service
• Excellent restaurants offering the best of Alentejo cuisine
This villa is perfect for those who want to live in a quiet place, surrounded by the authenticity and beauty of the Alentejo, either for permanent living or as a holiday home.
Safara is a Portuguese village in the Municipality of Moura that was the seat of the extinct Parish of Safara, a parish that had an area of 57.62 km² and 1,078 inhabitants (2011), and, therefore, a population density of 18.7 inhabitants/km².
The Parish of Safara was extinguished (aggregated) by the administrative reorganization of 2012/2013, [1] and its territory was added to that of the Parish of Santo Aleixo da Restauração to create the Union of Parishes of Safara and Santo Aleixo da Restauração.
History
The human occupation of this territory began in the Iron Age, as evidenced by the existence of a fortified settlement, one of the largest in the Alentejo dating from this period. The Romans and Arabs also marked the territory of the parish, and the latter were responsible for the name given to it. Safara comes from the Arabic language and has to do with the location of the parish (on a large plain), since it means meadow.
We present this charming typical Alentejo villa, perfect for those looking for a home full of personality and comfort, in a quiet and welcoming setting.
Key features:
• Generous Areas:
• 3 spacious bedrooms of about 18m² each, ideal for comfort and privacy.
• Modern bathroom with shower.
• Traditional Construction: Typical wooden roof, which adds charm and maintains the Alentejo essence.
• Status: Habitable house, ready to receive your family.
• Location:
• Situated in a quiet and quiet street, perfect for relaxing and enjoying the countryside views.
• In the village of Safara, rich in traditions and with a welcoming community.
Village Infrastructure:
• Grocery stores and local businesses
• Post office and health center
• Red Cross Service
• Excellent restaurants offering the best of Alentejo cuisine
This villa is perfect for those who want to live in a quiet place, surrounded by the authenticity and beauty of the Alentejo, either for permanent living or as a holiday home.
Safara is a Portuguese village in the Municipality of Moura that was the seat of the extinct Parish of Safara, a parish that had an area of 57.62 km² and 1,078 inhabitants (2011), and, therefore, a population density of 18.7 inhabitants/km².
The Parish of Safara was extinguished (aggregated) by the administrative reorganization of 2012/2013, [1] and its territory was added to that of the Parish of Santo Aleixo da Restauração to create the Union of Parishes of Safara and Santo Aleixo da Restauração.
History
The human occupation of this territory began in the Iron Age, as evidenced by the existence of a fortified settlement, one of the largest in the Alentejo dating from this period. The Romans and Arabs also marked the territory of the parish, and the latter were responsible for the name given to it. Safara comes from the Arabic language and has to do with the location of the parish (on a large plain), since it means meadow.
