Property Description

Quinta Vale Chapim features a gravelled entryway with rainwater drainage, a 60m2 ruin with the possibility to build up to 300m2, and a 60m2 barn equipped with a Morso wood stove for heating, as well as a toilet, water, and electricity systems.

The property is equipped with a fully functional and powerful solar energy system, complete with solar panels, batteries, and a converter.

The land spans 2.9ha and includes a woodland and food forest with various trees such as Oak (Quercus Suber, Rubur, Quercus ilex), Ash, Pine, Olive, Pear, Apple, Fig, Almond, Peach, Plum, Citrus, Arbutus, Quince, and Red fruits. There is a wild woodland area for wildlife habitat and most of the property is surrounded by a stone wall.

Drinking water via a well with an electric pump

Borehole with an independent solar-powered pump (with its own solar panels)

One water reservoir (5000lt)

Water tank

Pond

Water point near the well connected to the fully functional food forest watering system (drip irrigation)

In addition the property includes:

2 beehives and all necessary bee keeping materials.

Tools for farm work, including a shredder, farming tools, wheelbarrows, water pump, and drip irrigation system

Caravan with two double beds, toilet, and kitchen, along with a covered porch, water point, and dry toilet booth

Land Rover Discovery 1 and its registered trailer, both with Portuguese licence plates

Chicken coop with a water point and 3m tall fence, accommodating up to 100 chickens in organic production, along with two smaller coops for quails and as a nursery

Composting area with two 3m2 sections

600m2 fenced area for sheep

Easy road access

Quinta Vale Chapim is located just outside the village of Proença-a-Velha, one of the few places in the area still free from 5G antennas. It’s a 15-minute drive to Idanha-a-Nova (for supermarkets, pharmacy, bank, post office, health care centre, etc) and 30 minutes from Castelo Branco city. Other nearby villages include Monsanto, Idanha-a-Velha (and Boom Festival), Penha Garcia, and Penamacor.