Maison Vouzela

Property Identification: ZMPT571246

This Villa originates from the Restoration of the Paço da Torre de Figueiredo das Donas. The Paço da Torre is a Manor House whose construction dates back at least to the 15th century, with a very rich history. The reconstruction, designed by Architect Elisa Rebelo, was carried out meticulously, using existing materials to closely follow the original project, such as granite masonry for rebuilding the solid and thick walls, as well as the friezes and decorative stones around the doors and windows.

Some of the renovations made to ensure greater comfort include:
- Widening of original windows
- Construction of suspended balconies over the north wall, allowing residents to enjoy the clear northern and western views over the Vouga river valley, as well as the Freita, Arada, São Macário, and Montemuro mountain ranges, with a horizon extending over 20 km.

The Villa has 1,211 m² of usable area and is set on a plot of 18,771 m² (Oak forest and fruit trees producing oranges, tangerines, tangelos, raspberries, lemons, figs, and kiwis, all of good quality and organic).

The Villa consists of 2 floors:

1st Floor:
- 4 Suites
- 2 Guest bathrooms
- Game room
- Laundry room
- Garage for 2 cars (includes a box for electric cars)
- All rooms have air conditioning

2nd Floor:
- 4 Suites
- Furnished and equipped kitchen
- Living room and dining room with access to a terrace with unobstructed views
- 1 Guest bathroom
- All rooms have air conditioning

Outside, there are also:
- 2 Suites with air conditioning and mountain views
- Restaurant with panoramic views and air conditioning
- Saltwater infinity pool
- Tennis court
- Church

Heating:
In addition to air conditioning installed in all living areas, the Villa also has central heating (which can be powered by diesel or pellet boiler).

The villa has 5 solar thermal panels supplying two hot water tanks with a capacity of 2,000 liters.

It also features a 14 kVA diesel generator capable of powering the entire house, plus two sets of photovoltaic panels that produce energy for self-consumption and sell surplus to ERedes.

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