The house, which is set over two floors, measures 180 square metres of construction and has a garden measuring 500 square metres. The house benefits from central heating and is in a good decorative order with double glazed throughout with integral shutters.
The house is located in the small village of Calçadas and has good views over the countryside. The house gas a walled garden which is landscaped with a variety of mature shrubs and palms as well as lawn. The house, which is connected to mains water and electricity, briefly comprises:

Ground Floor: The main entrance to the house is situated on the ground floor and leads into a central entrance hallway. The living room is spacious and is accessed off this hallway via a set of double opening, part glazed wooden doors. The living room has a tiled floor and corner stone fireplace with recirculating hot air log burner and a dining area. The kitchen is also spacious and has a tiled floor and partially tiled walls. There is an exterior exit door in the kitchen, which leads to a covered veranda at the rear of the house. There is a bathroom to the ground floor.
First Floor: The first floor is accessed via a wooden treaded staircase and open out onto a landing area. There are three bedrooms to the first floor. All of the bedrooms have built in wooden wardrobes and one of the bedrooms has an en-suite bathroom. There is a family sized bathroom to this floor.
Lower Ground Floor: The lower ground floor of the property houses an integral garage, with a metal vehicle access door. There is also a laundry room to this floor, which has an exterior access door, as well as a second living room or entertainment room.

The property is situated in the village of Calçadas in central Portugal. There are neighbouring properties around, but it is within walking distance of several cafes, shops and a petrol station. The larger town of Tomar, which is home to the UNESCO listed Convento do Cristo, is around 10 minutes drive.
The property is easily accessible to Lisbon Airport within around one and a quarter hours. Porto airport is slightly further taking around two and a half hours by car.

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