Description
House 6 bedrooms with great potential for expansion.
It has an old "shop" and a garage that, if you change it, you can get a lounge on the ground floor, next to the balcony / terrace with the trellis, providing shade, all of this overlooking the land, where there are olive trees, various fruits and the swimming pool.
There is still the possibility of using the attic.
Views are very good, the house needs a little updating and a general paint job throughout the interior.
Windows in all rooms, including the bathroom, all with shutters.
The villa is located in the parish of Derreada de Cimeira, a place with several neighbors, coffee and small shops.
In the area there is the Chapel of Senhora do Rosário.
There is Pedrogão Grande at 9 kms, and the river beach of Cabril, at 7 kms there is the river beach of Mega Fundeira.
Pedrógão Grande is a Portuguese village in the district of Leiria, in the province of Beira Litoral, integrating the Intermunicipal Community of the Region of Leiria, in the region of Centro de Portugal, with less than 2000 inhabitants.
It is the seat of the municipality of Pedrógão Grande, which has an area of 128.75 ksqm and 3,391 inhabitants (2021), and is subdivided into 3 parishes. The municipality is limited to the northwest by the municipality of Castanheira de Pera, to the east by Góis and Pampilhosa da Serra, to the southeast by Sertã and to the west by Figueiró dos Vinhos. It is about 75 km from Leiria, its district capital, about 85 km from Castelo Branco and about 55 km from Coimbra.
The municipality of Pedrógão Grande is one of the regions of the country where natural beauty, customs and popular traditions allied to the purity of air and water are preserved. The landscapes are dynamic, with distinct characteristics and with strong tourist potential.
It is a vast region of granites and schists embedded in the basins of the Zêzere and Unhais rivers and the Pêra and Mega streams, today enlarged by the reservoirs of two large dams, Cabril and Bouçã. The climate, which was formerly continental in character, with harsh winters and torrid, dry summers, is now milder, influenced by the two large reservoirs that are also very rich fish farming areas.
The archaeological remains found in the region give evidence of its history dating back to prehistoric times, probably to the end of the Bronze Age.
The first charter was granted in February 1206 by D. Pedro Afonso, bastard son of D. Afonso Henriques. On August 8,1513, King Manuel I granted Pedrógão Grande his second charter. On the 7th of September 1895, the comarca and municipality were extinguished, following the territorial reorganization of the district of Leiria. On January 13,1898, the county was restored, with its comarca remaining in Figueiró dos Vinhos.
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