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Discover Casa da Granja: Where Historic Charm Meets Modern Comfort

Step into the history of Resende

 

The Casa da Granja It is a true testament to architectural splendor spanning centuries! Located in the picturesque village of Anreade, in Resende, this 17th-century property is known for its distinctive fusion of Mannerist and Baroque influences, offering a unique glimpse into Portugal's rich cultural heritage.

 

The Casa da Granja

Built in the 17th century, Casa da Granja is notable for its blend of Mannerist and Baroque influences, evident in its rectangular windows, ornate friezes, and the coat of arms of the Pinto Machado family, who have owned the property for generations.

 

Also known as Quinta dos Mouros, thanks to the statues of Moorish figures and an Arab warrior that guard the property, or as Casa de Santo António do Muro, by the granite niche where the locals lit olive oil lamps in supplication for their sick animals.

 

An Unforgettable Stay

The 8 rooms with private bathrooms can accommodate up to 16 guests. The highlight is the the queen's room, featuring 17th-century furniture and a Philippine rosewood four-poster bed dedicated to Queen Mafalda.

 

The living room balcony offers a spectacular view of the Douro River, and the fully equipped kitchen has everything you need for a truly comfortable stay.

Finally, the region’s flavors: the estate produces its own cherries, wine, and olive oil authentic products of the Douro region.

 

Since this house is located in Resende, a place known for its cherries, this house also produces its own, in addition to wine and olive oil, which are typical products of the Douro region.

 

Discover the charm of Casa da Granja with Feel Discovery and contact our team to customize your stay.

 

Frequently Asked Questions(FAQs)

1. How many people can Casa da Granja accommodate?

The property has 8 bedrooms with private bathrooms and can accommodate up to 16 guests, making it ideal for groups, families, or special celebrations.

 

2. What makes the Queen’s Room special?

It is the only room that retains its original 17th-century furnishings, including a Philippine rosewood four-poster bed dedicated to Queen Mafalda.

 

3. Is Casa da Granja suitable for events?

Yes. With over 800 square meters and private gardens, the property offers a unique setting for weddings, family gatherings, or private retreats.

 

4. What is there to do in the surrounding area?

Resende is known for its cherries and its proximity to the Douro River. The region offers wine tourism, breathtaking scenery, and historic villages to explore.

 

 

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