Villa in Moncao, Viana do Castelo District

Some properties are simply houses, whilst others tell a story. This magnificent manor house, situated just 10 minutes from Monção, preserves the charm of traditional Minho architecture and offers an atmosphere of tranquillity, privacy and authenticity that is hard to find these days.

Set on a plot of 2,454 m², all of which is buildable, the property stands out for its granite construction, its spacious outdoor areas and its typical regional features, such as the granary, the threshing floor and the garden, creating the perfect setting for those seeking a high quality of life or a unique investment opportunity.

The fact that the entire plot is buildable is a rare asset, allowing for the extension of the existing house, the construction of new buildings (in accordance with current town planning regulations) or the creation of leisure facilities, such as a swimming pool, social area, games field or other ancillary spaces, further enhancing the property's value.

Inside, the property combines its original character with comfort, featuring spacious and light-filled rooms, ideal for permanent residence, a holiday home or a second home.

This property also offers excellent potential for rural tourism, holiday rentals or a boutique development, capitalising on the growing demand for traditional properties in the Alto Minho region.

Key features:
- Stately home built of granite stone;
- 2,454 m² plot, fully buildable;
- Potential for extending the existing property or new builds;
- Space for a swimming pool and other leisure facilities;
- Traditional granary and threshing floor;
- Garden and spacious outdoor areas;
- Excellent sun exposure;
- Peaceful and picturesque setting;
- Just 10 minutes from Monção and close to Spain.

If you're looking for a property with character, history and huge potential for appreciation, this could be the opportunity you've been waiting for.

Book your viewing now and come and discover for yourself everything this house has to offer.
Energy Rating: F
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