Two Stone Houses with Private Pool Alto Minho, Portugal, €455,500
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Twin Stone Villas, Alto Minho
About this property
Two houses, one glorious garden, and a pool with a view that makes the case for staying forever. Tucked into the green folds of Alto Minho, just outside Vila Nova de Cerveira, this dual-villa retreat is the kind of listing that quietly disappears before most people even knew it existed. Originally built in 1937 and fully restored, you get old-world schist stone charm without the creaky pipes.
Each villa is completely independent, with open-plan kitchens built for lazy breakfasts and dinner parties that run late, air conditioning, heat pump hot water, and bay windows made for lingering. Balconies and terraces frame the mountain backdrop, while outside a lush 1,000m² garden, a postcard-worthy pool, and a prevailing sense of calm do most of the convincing.
Whether the plan is a multi-generational family retreat, an artist's escape, or a boutique rental play, the 270m² interior and dual layout give you the square footage and flexibility to pull off all three. Alto Minho is one of Portugal's most quietly spectacular corners, and this one is very hard to argue with.
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