4 Woningen te koop laagste prijs Op Beja, Portugal, door 2.400.000 € tot 4.000.000 €, door 175 m² tot 800 m²

’Here, everything is where it should be. The house is organic and you can feel it on your skin’ Located 14 kilometres from Beja, this property reminds us of the silence and the senses that this Alentejo provokes. It is one of the best preserved areas of this province, covered in the characteristic cork oak and holm oak forests, gently undulating, sparsely populated, where on cloudless nights you can enjoy a view of the starry night that is hard to find in other parts of the country. The house was designed as if it were a work of art made by four hands. The project was drawn up by architect Bartolomeu Costa Cabral, known for his simultaneously modern and classical language and for the great attention he pays to the relationship between the building and the surrounding space and to living conditions: natural lighting, the relationship between materials, the intelligent functionality of the spaces and their articulation. With 9 hectares, the house on this magnificent estate has a privileged view of the vast area of cork oak and holm oak forests in Beja The estate includes a 7-bedroom villa divided into two distinct areas (living and studio), with independent entrances connected by a central courtyard and corridor. The living area, with an area of 240 sqm, includes a large living room with a fireplace, a spacious kitchen with a dining area and equipped with Smeg appliances, a guest bathroom, an outdoor terrace, a bedroom with a fireplace/stove, en suite bathroom, walk-in wardrobe and private terrace, a double bedroom and two single bedrooms served by a bathroom with a bath and shower tray. The atelier part, with an area of 265 sqm, includes three rooms, one with a fireplace, used as workspaces, and a large open space where a sculpture atelier currently operates. This property includes patios, terraces and a saltwater swimming pool lined with green slate. All the rooms have access to private patios, starting with the entrance, which is through a walled courtyard with two orange trees and a spout, where the water permanently flowing into a tank gives a feeling of freshness and relaxation. Bedrooms with access to private patios, while a large covered patio serves as an outdoor dining area and access to the pool, with stunning views. In this project of great sophisticated simplicity, the ’choice of rammed earth construction was evident due to the climatic aspects, the defence against the Alentejo heat, creating an environment with thermal inertia, and also because it is a traditional technique suitable for a single-storey building. The beauty of the site and its isolation, as the house is located within a large estate, were strong stimuli for defining the project, which is a response to the surrounding nature.’ In Bartolomeu da Costa Cabral 18 Obras / ed. Paulo Providência, Pedro Baía. - Porto: Circo de Ideias, 2019 (2nd ed.). The architect Bartolomeu Costa Cabral valued the interaction of the building with the surrounding space and the conditions of habitability. He opted for the traditional rammed earth construction technique from the south of Portugal, combined with a concrete structure, guaranteeing excellent thermal properties. #ref:SAV15146

Farm with 4 bedroom villa, with 240 m2 of gross construction area, and atelier of 265 m2, totaling 505 m2 of covered area. The villa is located in a 9-hectare estate with 9 hectares of land, with cork oak forests, and a saltwater swimming pool, overlooking the huge cork oak forest. The villa consists of two distinct areas, with autonomous entrances, but connected by a central patio, a living area, consisting of a large kitchen, dining area, living room, outdoor social terrace, a suite, three bedrooms, two bathrooms. The atelier area has a bedroom, a toilet, and three work divisions, an open space that can be transformed into a party area or a leisure area. One of the most attractive features of the house is its relationship with the outside. All spaces have access to private patios, starting with the entrance which is made by a walled patio with two orange trees and where a spout permanently lets water run into a tank, and continuing through the individual patios that serve the various bedrooms, to the large covered patio that is also an outdoor dining area and gives access to the pool. The property is located 15 minutes from Beja, 2 hours from Lisbon, and 1 hour and 50 minutes from Faro #ref:Q1993

Farm with a 4-bedroom villa, 240 sqm (gross construction area) plus a 265 sqm atelier, amounting to 505 sqm of covered area, set in an Estate with 9 hectares of land, plus patios, terraces and salt water swimming pool, with a view overlooking the vast cork oak and holm oak forest in Salvada, Alentejo. The villa comprises two distinct areas, with separate entrances, but linked by a central patio with a lemon tree: a residential area comprising a large kitchen/dining area, a living room, guest bathroom, an outdoor social terrace, an en suite bedroom (bedroom, bathroom and walk-in closet), a double bedroom and two singles, supported by a bathroom. The area of the ateliers has a bedroom, bathroom and three work rooms, one being open plan which could be transformed into a party room or leisure area. One of the house’s most attractive features is its relationship with the outdoors. All the spaces have access to private patios, starting with the entrance which is accessed through a walled patio with two orange trees where running water trickles permanently from a spout into a tank, and continued by the individual patios serving the different bedrooms, up to the large covered patio which is also an outdoor dining area leading to the swimming pool. The swimming pool, in the shape of a long tank, lined with greenschist, is shallow, good for swimming and has salt water. The project was designed by the renowned architect Bartolomeu Costa Cabral, who prioritises the construction’s relationship with the surrounding space and habitability conditions: natural light, relationship between the materials, smart functionality of the spaces and their articulation. This is a sustainable project using rammed earth walls (taipa, a traditional construction technique of southern Portugal) combined with a concrete structure, known for its excellent thermal performance. The earth for the taipa was taken from the actual site, obtained in the earthmoving required for the implantation of the house, resulting in a combination of volumes that appear to have emerged from the actual land. All the construction components, from the window frames to the wardrobes, were especially designed for this purpose. The house’s decoration enhanced it with a very special and cosy atmosphere, in a sophisticated interweaving of simplicity, vintage furniture and objects, carefully selected textiles and artworks. The electricity is supplied by a system of photovoltaic panels and conserved in a battery bank, the water is heated by thermal solar panels and comes from a well, the central heating works on wood fire and a series of radiators linked to a diesel boiler. The villa’s thermal control is ensured by a roof with a 5 cm layer of water protected by insulated tiles, with a device of ventilators to increase water evaporation during the summer, cooling the water and house, and during the winter this air gap remains closed so that the insulated tiles keep out the cold. This property has 9 hectares (90,000 sqm), with cork oak, holm oak and olive trees and several native species as well as a natural lake formed by the winter rain. The cork oak trees generate income every 9 years. Includes the option of having the same estate with a further 352 ha; Ref: 71246 JLL. The property is 15-minute driving distance from the centre of Beja, 25 minutes from the Lisbon and Algarve motorway, 2 hours from Lisbon Airport, and 1 hour and 50 minutes from Faro Airport, and 1 hour and 30 minutes from the Alentejo coastal beaches. #ref:71245