Quinta do Poço Novo

It recalls a typical Alentejo house, as until the 80/90 of the last century existed in the herdas, with the comfort of our days. On an agricultural property with 15 Ha, in the historic Village of Alcáçovas, 300 m from the centre of the village, On foot, you can visit the Paço dos Henriques, the Conchas Chapel and the Mother Church, as well as go to the Pharmacy and traditional commerce, whth the Alentejo Bread, the wines of the region and the black pork sausages. In the meadow a herd grazes. The space Typical Alentejo house, “monte”, on a rural property of 15 Ha, consisting of pasture, olive grove, orchard and small vineyard. Located 300m from the Historic Centre of Alcáçovas, there you will find the Palace of the Henrys and the Mother Church, as well as traditional commerce and the Pharmacy. The house, equipped with air conditioning, consists of a very well-equipped and modern kitchen, four bedrooms with private bathroom and living/dining room with fireplace. Outside, a very friendly and functional barbeque where you can grill and have meals. The pool, with 15mx6m, has a solarium equipped with sun loungers, sun hats and towels. The pool, like the entire space, is for the exclusive use of guests, it is not shared. Guest access Guests who rent Quinta do Poço Novo have the exclusive use of the entire space, house, barbeque, garden, swimming pool and agricultural area. They do not share with anyone outside their family group or friends. Other things to note Quinta do Poço Novo has a privileged location for tourists who intend to combine rural tourism with monumental tourism and sun and beach. Located in Alcáçovas, in the district of Évora, it was the county seat between 1258 and 1836. It was the scene of the signing of the Treaty of Alcáçovas-Toledo on September 4, 1479. It has an appreciable historical heritage, especially the Paço dos Henriques or Paço Real da Vila, Capela das Conchas and the Mother Church of the Saviour of Alcáçovas. It is the capital of conventual and palatial confectionery, highlighting the Royal Cake and the Conde das Alcáçovas Cake. Évora, the capital of the Alentejo, is 20 minutes from Alcáçovas. In the historic centre is the ancient Roman Temple of Évora, known as the Temple of Diana. Nearby, the Cathedral of Évora, a huge Gothic structure, the Church of São Francisco with Gothic and Baroque architecture that together with the Chapel of Bones, decorated with bones, are monuments that contribute to Évora being a World Heritage Site. About half hour from Alcáçovas, you will find the beach of Comporta, on the Setúbal Peninsula. It is a huge beach in the Natural Reserve of the Sado Estuary with original dune vegetation surrounded by pine forest. The sea with some ripple has good conditions for the practice of water sports. Registration Details 111141/AL