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Traditional stone country residence in Campeã, Vila Real, featuring original granite façades, wrought-iron balconies, exterior stone staircase and tiled roof, set within a quiet wooded rural setting in northern Portugal.

5-Bedroom Granite Country House in Campeã, Vila Real

OLD STONE HOUSE

A 1937 granite-built country house in Campeã, Vila Real, offering approx. 767 sqm, 11 rooms, 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, plus wine cellar, fireplace and central heating. Set within 2.734sqm of mature gardens with terraces and a pool, it’s a northern retreat with scope to refine over time.

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5

Bedrooms

4

Bathrooms

767 SQM

Built area

2.734 SQM

Exterior

E

Energy certificate

COUNTRY HOUSE

Type

Granite walls sixty centimetres thick, on the old village square of Campeã, high on the slopes of the Marão: a double-fronted house already on the registers by 1937, now beginning its revival.

Old Stone House stands at the heart of Campeã, a mountain village on the slopes of the Marão, 727 metres above sea level and a short drive from Vila Real. Built in dressed granite, with walls some sixty centimetres thick, the double-fronted house was already on the land registers by 1937. It sits between the old village square and the path to the parish church, a few steps from the paved track locals call the Roman Road, for centuries the main route across the mountain.


Laid out in the traditional manner of Trás-os-Montes, with working rooms at ground level and living quarters above, the main house offers around 767 sqm of gross built area. Tall sash windows, high ceilings, original plasterwork and period chimneypieces give the rooms a quiet grandeur, and with façades on all four sides, light moves through the house from morning to evening. The current owners have begun its revival, restoring the floors room by room, and the house has a wine cellar, a fireplace and central heating.


The plot extends to approximately 2,734 sqm, including more than 2,000 sqm of mature garden with established trees, terraces for outdoor dining, parking and a pool set in deep green. Two smaller stone houses on the grounds, now in ruins, offer scope for a guest house or studio, subject to licensing. For a buyer seeking a granite country house in northern Portugal with history, space and room to complete its next chapter, this is a rare opportunity.

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Campeã, Vila Real

Campeã is a granite village on the slopes of the Serra do Marão, at more than seven hundred metres, with mountain views in every direction. Vila Real, with its university, services and the Mateus palace, is twenty minutes away. The terraced vineyards of the Douro begin just south, and Porto is a little over an hour by motorway.

Lisbon 4 h, Serra do Marão 10 min, Vila Real 20 min, Douro Valley UNESCO 40 min, Porto 1 h 10

Watercolor illustration of the Igreja Paroquial de Campeã in Vila Real, Portugal, shown from a balanced frontal perspective, surrounded by greenery and stone paths, conveying a quiet rural lifestyle and traditional Portuguese architecture.

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