Villa in Coruche, Santarem District

Located in São Torcato, in the municipality of Coruche, this two-bedroom, single-storey house offers 76.59 m² of gross construction area, set on a 143.46 m² plot.

The white façade, blue detailing and traditional terracotta-tiled roof preserve the distinctive character of the region's traditional homes.

Inside, the property retains several features that give it a unique personality and are increasingly difficult to find, including dark wooden slatted ceilings, traditional terracotta floor tiles and arched doorways between rooms.

The layout is simple and functional, featuring a generously sized living room with a dedicated dining area, two bedrooms, a kitchen, a bathroom and a spacious hallway.

The kitchen has been renovated and combines blue-grey cabinetry with subway-style tiles. All appliances are included.

The bathroom has also been renovated and features a walk-in shower, a ceiling-mounted showerhead and marble-effect finishes.

For greater comfort throughout the year, two air-conditioning units have been installed, providing practical climate control during both the warmer and colder months.

Outside, the property also benefits from a private courtyard, a versatile space that can be used for outdoor dining, leisure or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings.

Main features

Two-bedroom, single-storey house
76.59 m² gross construction area
143.46 m² total plot area
Living room with dining area
2 bedrooms
Renovated, fully equipped kitchen
Renovated bathroom
2 air-conditioning units
Traditional dark wooden slatted ceilings
Terracotta floor tiles
Arched doorways between rooms
Spacious hallway
Private outdoor courtyard

The location adds another dimension to this home. São Torcato offers a peaceful setting surrounded by green spaces and rural landscapes, with plenty of opportunities for walking and enjoying nature, away from the pace of more urban areas.

A home for those who value tranquillity, authenticity and comfort, without compromising on the improvements needed for everyday living.

Here, the traditional features are not merely decorative. They are part of the home's identity, complemented by modern improvements that make it practical and comfortable for contemporary living.