Casa T6 Salvaterra De Magos

6 bedroom villa in Salvaterra located Salvaterra de Magos, a charming village in the heart of the Ribatejo leisure. With a strong connection to rural identity, equestrian tradition and riverside culture, the village combines history with a natural landscape. Close to all services and transport, commerce, hypermarkets, schools, equestrian center etc. On the ground floor we have a magnificent entrance hall, living room with fireplace, kitchen with good areas, equipped, laundry area and pantry. Three bedrooms one of them suite with wardrobe and a bathroom. Floor1 we find three bedrooms with balconies, one of them suite, all with wardrobe and a support bathroom. Very beautiful outdoor space with garden, two garages, storage room and hole machines. Kennel and fenced area for agriculture or animals, yard with barbecue, leaving a lot of land area for the construction of a swimming pool. Great potential to invest in your business, residential home, senior residence, rural tourism, local accommodation, events etc. Main characteristics: Gross building area: 474,52sqm Private area: 397,44sqm Deployment area: 409,02sqm Land with 3,864.25sqm The county stands out for unique cultural and natural attractions: Real Falconry: It is the great cultural ex-libris of the village. The art of the real falconry in Portugal has been classified as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO, making Salvaterra the National Capital of Falconry. Escaroupim: An old village of fishermen (a community of fishermen from Vieira de Leiria who settled on the banks of the Tagus River) It is a must-see for those who want to take boat trips on the Tagus River and observe bird colonies. Barragem de Magos: An excellent natural retreat surrounded by pine forests, ideal for hiking, cycling, picnics and water sports/sport fishing. Gastronomy and Traditions At the gastronomic level, the great highlight goes to the eel, considered the ”queen” of the Tagus in the region. The Municipality annually promotes the famous Month of the Eel (during the month of March), attracting thousands of visitors to taste delicacies such as fried eel, stew or eel rice. In addition, the landscapes of Salvaterra de Magos are marked by the creation of the Lusitano horse and the bravo bull, and the local identity is deeply linked to the bullfighting culture and the traditional brava festival. (ref PD-063072)