Single storey house T4 in Tomar

3 minutes from the center of the city of Tomar stands this single-storey villa created for a family with children, being the space designed with this purpose.

Outside, the long porches that surround the entire dwelling provide the conviviality and well-being of family and friends, creating several covered spaces and, at the same time, overlooking the infinite nature.
There is a whole area of walkway, which allows the entrance of several vehicles, with easy parking and even some bicycle races for the little ones.

The land with 6,720 m2, two wells, several species of fruit trees (fig, nespereira and walnut) and even olive trees that every year allow you to remove the olive and transform it into olive oil to consume throughout the year.
All these spaces have a very strong relationship between nature and the well-being that this place has to offer you.

Already inside the house, with privileged sun exposure east / west we find wide divisions that communicate with each other, creating an ease of circulation for both children and adults.
The living room with fireplace and air conditioning connects to the main entrance as well as to the kitchen.

The abundant light is due to the large windows with shutters that communicate directly with the respective porches.
Still inside the long corridors allow us to take advantage between the social area and the more private area of dormitory, where we find 3 bedrooms and also a suite with balcony.

It should be noted the existence of a garage for several vehicles, where there is also the laundry area with access along the porch that accompanies the kitchen area and part of the living room.

The extensive walled front of this house, with automatic gate and yet another pedestrian, gives it all the privacy, tranquility and security of those who prefer the countryside to at the same time is with one foot in the city, and only 1h15m from Lisbon and the airport and 10 minutes from water sports at the Castelo do Bode Dam.

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Some notes about Tomar:
Located just 10 minutes away, the Castelo do Bode dam retains the water of the river Zêzere in the limits of the municipality of Tomar and allows the practice of leisure activities and water sports, such as water skiing, wakeboarding, sailing, rowing, canoeing, windsurfing, kayaks, fishing and swimming. With more than 60 km of extension, the Albufeira of Castelo do Bode is the second largest watershed in the country.

The city has several historical monuments, of which stand out the Convent of Christ, declared a World Heritage Site, the Church of St. John the Baptist, the Church of Santa Maria dos Olivais (where the remains of Gualdim Pais, Templar master and founder of the city.)

As well as the Hermitage of Our Lady of the Conception - being built with the function of royal pantheon. You can also count on the Convent of São Francisco that has a Mannerist chapel and the Convent of Santa Iria, finally, the Hermitage of São Gregório that holds a circular architectural structure.

Founded by D. Gualdim Pais in 1160, Tomar was the seat of the Orders of the Temple and of Christ and had in the Infante D. Henrique one of those responsible for its growth.

In 1983, UNESCO recognized the Templar Castle - Convent of Christ as a World Heritage Site and in the early 90s the first steps were taken for the recovery and consolidation of the Historic Center.

The plan of the medieval city (historic area) is organized orthogonally in a layout attributed to the Infante D. Henrique. The center, where the City Hall and the Mother Church are located, is the Praça da República, from which radiate the main public and religious buildings: to the south, the Synagogue, the old Hospital da Misericórdia, the Convent of S. Francisco and the old Rossio da Vila; to the north, the chapels of S. Gregório and Senhora da Piedade and the former Convento da Anunciada; to the west, the Castle Hill, the Hermitage of Our Lady of the Conception and the Convent of Christ; to the east, the medieval bridge, the old Mills and Mills of the Village, the Convent of Santa Iria, the exit to the Church of Santa Maria do Olival.