Manor house with coat of arms in Coja-Arganil.
Coimbra, Arganil, Côja e Barril de Alva
Zone: Centro (Côja)
Zone: Centro (Côja)
1 150 000€
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- 5
- 5
- Usable: 850m2
- Floor: 1115m2
- C.E.: F
- Year: 1921
- Solar Orientation: South, West
- Ref: 63970-MCGO62452
Description
We present a distinguished manor house located in the emblematic Praça Dr. Alberto Vale, in Coja, Arganil.
The town of Côja, the seat of a parish and once the seat of a municipality, abolished by decree in December 1853, is also called "The Princess of the Alva", perhaps because it is situated on both banks of the River Alva at the confluence of the Ribeira da Mata and because of the duality that exists between the water and the town.
Côja has great tourist potential and an ancient historical and cultural heritage. It was granted its first charter on September 12, 1260. Today, it is known for the hospitality of its inhabitants, its cosmopolitan and welcoming atmosphere, as well as its year-round schedule of cultural and recreational events.
This remarkable building, dating from the 18th century and enlarged in the 19th century, stands out for its magnificence and privileged location. In the heart of the town of Coja, the property has an imposing façade and interior garden. 3 floors, large rooms with high ceilings and preserved period architectural features. Unique opportunity to restore and enhance historical heritage
The façade is adorned with a sequence of curved lintel windows and aprons, surmounted by elegant floral motifs, reflecting the typical architecture of the time. The property also includes an attached chapel dedicated to St. John, adding invaluable historical and cultural value to the whole.
This unique residence offers a rare opportunity to acquire a piece of Coja's history, combining the charm of the past with the potential to adapt to contemporary needs. Ideal for those looking for a property with character and historical significance, set in one of the region's most emblematic squares.
Highlights:
- Privileged location in the historic center of Coja
- Original architecture preserved
- Large internal and external area
- Great potential for investment in tourism and the possibility of transforming it into a unique cultural space
For more information or to schedule a visit, please contact us.
The town of Côja, the seat of a parish and once the seat of a municipality, abolished by decree in December 1853, is also called "The Princess of the Alva", perhaps because it is situated on both banks of the River Alva at the confluence of the Ribeira da Mata and because of the duality that exists between the water and the town.
Côja has great tourist potential and an ancient historical and cultural heritage. It was granted its first charter on September 12, 1260. Today, it is known for the hospitality of its inhabitants, its cosmopolitan and welcoming atmosphere, as well as its year-round schedule of cultural and recreational events.
This remarkable building, dating from the 18th century and enlarged in the 19th century, stands out for its magnificence and privileged location. In the heart of the town of Coja, the property has an imposing façade and interior garden. 3 floors, large rooms with high ceilings and preserved period architectural features. Unique opportunity to restore and enhance historical heritage
The façade is adorned with a sequence of curved lintel windows and aprons, surmounted by elegant floral motifs, reflecting the typical architecture of the time. The property also includes an attached chapel dedicated to St. John, adding invaluable historical and cultural value to the whole.
This unique residence offers a rare opportunity to acquire a piece of Coja's history, combining the charm of the past with the potential to adapt to contemporary needs. Ideal for those looking for a property with character and historical significance, set in one of the region's most emblematic squares.
Highlights:
- Privileged location in the historic center of Coja
- Original architecture preserved
- Large internal and external area
- Great potential for investment in tourism and the possibility of transforming it into a unique cultural space
For more information or to schedule a visit, please contact us.
Attributes
- Terrace
- Suitable for events
- Living Room
- Storage area
- Semi-equipped Kitchen
- Fireplace
- Balcony
- Marquee
- Chapel
- Security Door
- Library
- Water hole
- Countryside/Sierra View
- Fruit Trees
- Garden
- Backyard/Garden
- Piped Water
- Stove
- Cellar
- Exterior Views
- Easy Access Transit
- Suite
- Pantry
- Good Solar Exposure
- Manual exterior gate
Divisions
Floor name: House Floor 0
| Division | Area | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Entrance Hall | ||
| Kitchen | ||
| Room | ||
| Open Space | ||
| WC | ||
| WC |
Floor name: House Floor 1
| Division | Area | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Bedroom | ||
| Suite | ||
| Bedroom | ||
| Room | ||
| Kitchen | ||
| Bedroom | ||
| Room | ||
| Bedroom | ||
| Room | ||
| Hall | ||
| Store Room | ||
| Entrance Hall | ||
| Open Space | ||
| Interior Bedroom | ||
| Balcony | ||
| Terrace | ||
| Garden | ||
| Warehouse | ||
| WC | ||
| WC |
