Income Producing 10 bedroom Hotel for sale in Folgosa, Northern Portugal
This authentic property has been rehabilitated for tourist purposes while maintaining the original design of an old farmhouse dating back to 1719.
It was created as a tribute to Rosa Maia dos Reis, the founder's grandmother, and to the family legacy. The entire complex is built around the quinteiro, a horseshoe-shaped space that was once the epicentre of rural activities, and consists of 10 suites with antechambers that can be used for leisure or work, all with wooden ceilings and air conditioning.
The fusion between the past and the present is evident in the atmosphere creat...
This authentic property has been rehabilitated for tourist purposes while maintaining the original design of an old farmhouse dating back to 1719.
It was created as a tribute to Rosa Maia dos Reis, the founder's grandmother, and to the family legacy. The entire complex is built around the quinteiro, a horseshoe-shaped space that was once the epicentre of rural activities, and consists of 10 suites with antechambers that can be used for leisure or work, all with wooden ceilings and air conditioning.
The fusion between the past and the present is evident in the atmosphere created in each of the rooms - marked by their exclusive design - as elements from the past have been included, such as the furniture.
Elements from the past have been included, such as period furniture in pau santo, vinhatico and pau rosa, as well as others that provide the comfort required today.
This hotel also includes the old and cosy Cozinha Velha, the Sala da Eira for meetings and events and the Sala do Lagar, an old wine cellar that can be used as a bar and games room, plus a garage for 7 vehicles.
Located in Folgosa da Maia, in a quiet, rural location about 10 km from the historic heart of Porto and the Francisco Sa Carneiro international airport.
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