Farm in Amarante with 629 m²

Unique property, with the potential of a hotel business (agrotourism) or linked to health and wellness areas, with an integral part of vineyards and other crops, with a high potential for economic exploration. It is composed of an urban article, with main house and 3 adjacent buildings and two rustic articles, from which stands out an area of vineyard in production and a potential of enlargement of vineyard and planting of other cultures. From the composition of Quinta da Costa: The Solar da Costa dates back to the 17th century and has an important historical component, maintaining its original design, as well as the general interior finishes and the window frames, evidencing the need for punctual repairs at interior and exterior levels and presenting itself in reasonable General state of conservation. The urban article is composed of 4 buildings: Solar (Main house): Gross building area = 1,693.00 m2 Building deployment area = 847.00 m2 Area of housing (includes entrance yard and access to 1st floor) = 832.30 m2 Area of stores, wine cellar, ... (rest area r / c) = 747.00 m2 Terrace area = 113,70 m2 Chapel: 47m2 House of Home Owners: Gross floor area = 117,00 m2 Building deployment area = 117.00 m2 Area of housing (1st floor) = 117.00 m2 Storage area (r / c) = 117,00 m2 Staff House (Seasonal): Gross building area = 95,00 m2 Building deployment area = 60.00 m2 Private gross area = 95,00 m2 The farm also includes two rustic items: - Article composed by culture, ramada, vines, orchard, fruit trees, pinewood, bush and pasture, with the area of 52,900 m2. - Article composed by line of travancelos - culture, ramada, vines and pasture, with the area of 13,500 m2. It has an area with vines in production ("vinho verde"), with plants in full production and in a good vegetative state, corresponding to annual average yields of 10,666 kg / ha / year (maximum yield per ha of vines and wine products With the right to the DO "vinho verde", according to Article 8 of Administrative Rule 152/2015, of May 26). There is also the possibility of installing additional vineyard. The property has a vineyard area of 2,255 m2. The property also includes two cultural fallow plots, with potential for agricultural production (production of irrigated arable crops) and an area with Pinhal with 30 years of middle age. Description of Solar (Main House) Building composed of ground floor + floor. The ground floor is intended for entrance and interior access to the 1st floor, 5 shops (4 in the South wing and one in the North wing), 2 bedrooms / storage room, a room for the cellar with Linked to a division with granite lagares, a division destined to garage, two small divisions destined to arrumos (in the lower part of the porch of the North façade), and other two divisions of greater dimensions, also destined to arrumos (located under the kitchen ). This area of construction is in reasonable general condition. The first floor consists of: 6 bedrooms, traditional kitchen with sanitary facilities and a room for the kitchen staff, main room, living room, dining room, music room, library, office, 3 toilet facilities Complete, and pantry. There is also a covered balcony and a terrace. The main access to the Building is made from the ground floor, through an entrance courtyard located on the main facade (East), where there is a granite staircase, access to the 1st floor. It has several independent accesses to the divisions, both from the ground floor. From History: The Quinta da Costa or Solar da Costa, located in the Parish of Mancelos in Amarante, was owned by the Counts of the Coast, from which stands out as legitimate representative and heir D. Ana José Guedes da Costa, a female figure of historical importance in the finals Of the century XIX, beginning of the century. XX. She played an important role in the society of the time: first lady of Porto's high society officially graduated as Nurse (nowadays the Porto Nursing School has her name); Who was awarded the Honored Red Cross Card for the services she rendered to that institution during epidemics, when she converted the house into a hospital during a severe epidemic called "pneumonia"; Played in the Municipality of Porto, as Councilor, according to documents of the time, his human facet in the management of the sector; Proclaimed Honorary Citizen by the House of Porto in 1944; Was a benefactor of the Maria Pia Children's Hospital, whom she saved from the decay with the revenue from the sale of some patrimonial assets; Was also the origin of the creation of the Oncology Institute of Porto. She was also the owner and administrator of a carton factory in Porto, becoming the first female industrialist in Portugal. This initiative was due to the need to obtain financial means for the restoration and maintenance of Solar da Costa, as well as to support its works of meritorious. It is certainly a rare opportunity. Come meet.