Description
The Monte da Boavista estate covers an area of 27,630 sqm and includes a 204 sqm 5-bedroom villa, located in the village of Santa Susana, Alcacer do Sal. Built in 2015, with an architectural design by Atelier Actual 2, it features a contemporary style inspired by typical Alentejo architecture. The single-story villa consists of a master suite and four independent bedrooms, two bathrooms, an open-plan leisure area with a kitchen, two outdoor seating and dining areas, as well as a pool area with changing rooms, a barbecue, and a garden for relaxation.
Monte da Boavista stands out for the fact that the house is located on top of a hill, in a privileged place to enjoy the breathtaking views of the Alentejo with the rural setting and animals, some of them endangered.
The village of Santa Susana is considered the most preserved village in the Alentejo, with its whitewashed and blue-barred houses and large chimneys, in addition to the traditional houses and streets, in the surroundings there is the Pego do Altar Dam, originally named 'Salazar Dam', built in 1949 during the Estado Novo, a point of high interest for sport fishing and nautical activities
Monte da Boavista is located 10-minute driving distance from Vila de Santa Susana, 15 minutes from Alcacer do Sal, 20 minutes from Montemor-o-Novo and Santiago do Escoural whose heritage is the Cave with cave paintings and other prehistoric remains. 45-minute driving distance from the Comporta and its beaches and one hour from Lisbon.
Energy Rating: A
