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1 900 000 €
Building in Castelo Branco, Castelo BrancoCastelo Branco, Castelo Branco
Building in Castelo Branco with multimedia
3 200 m²
Energy efficiency
Solar located in the center of Castelo Branco, right in the historic area of ??the city. It consists of 3 buildings from different centuries (16th, 17th and 18th), interconnected, all of which require restoration work. The Solar, with a construction area of ??3,000m2 and a total area of ??4,200m2, comprises: . .Basement: with 9 rooms. . Ground floor: with 3 bedrooms, 5 living rooms, bathroom, kitchen, + 16 rooms to adapt . 1st Floor: with 6 bedrooms, 9 living rooms, 3 bathrooms, kitchen, + 8 rooms to adapt . 2nd Floor: with 6 bedrooms, 2 living rooms, attic, + 7 rooms to adapt. Solar with enormous suitability for a hotel unit, with a prior study having been carried out which gave it a capacity of 32 rooms. Curiosities: . This Solar was used in the filming of the film "The past and the present" by Manoel de Oliveira, in 1971. . the garden is large and has space for various uses. . the Solar features tiles that are more than 300 years old in several rooms of the house. Detailed description of the Solar A) Location within Castelo Branco: Taking the location of Castelo Branco City Hall as the center of Castelo Branco, the house is about 200 meters from the City Council, about 200 meters from the Civil Government. Regarding the Castelo Branco Museum, the house is located approximately 500 meters from it. As for Jardim do Paço do Bispo, the house is about 400 meters away. It is approximately 100 meters from Castelo Branco Cathedral. It is approximately 50 meters from the Castelo Branco District Archive. It is located approximately 50 meters from Casa do Arco do Bispo. It is possible to access the Castle by walking 10 minutes uphill. B) Differentiating aspects (tiles, granite, garden, having an episode from the history of Portugal, if it is classified heritage): The whole consists of 4 houses, contiguous and connected to each other: 1st House – Torreão (from the 17th century), has a ground floor; two floors and ceiling. 2nd House – A long and large house (consisting of ground floor, one floor and ceiling), extending the Tower and connected to it; This second house could be from the 18th century, and, except for the Chapel in Torreão, it is mainly in this house that there are the 18th century tile panels described in the book «Tilework in Portugal in the 18th century» by J.M. dos Santos Simões, 1979 edition, from the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation. 3rd House – This third house, smaller than the others, and in poor condition, consists of a...
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