The Main House is shared between guests and family members.
Feel free to explore all corners, always respecting the family’s privacy.
Internet access is free; feel free to use it.
There is a guest login without the need for a password.
Access to the pool and gardens is entirely open.
You can watch television in the Living Room, as well as explore our library, feel free
to read whatever you like, and you can even play billiards
Living Room
Dining
Main Entrance
Featuring a bathroom with large, ornate mirrors, Viúva Lamego tiles, and a support table, this suite is furnished with two painted iron beds and “conversadeiras” benches, typical of the secular era, covered in stone and complemented by a bergère chair.
The window extends the room’s ambiance to the estate’s natural surroundings, offering views of the woods and lawn.
This room, once used by the sons of the Counts of Murça and now for the property’s heir, was completely remodeled in 2022, transforming into a suite that harmonizes history and contemporary comfort.
The en-suite bathroom features a modern shower and sanitary facilities, complemented by a ceramic sink set in a unique wooden cabinet crafted during the 1960s renovation. The spacious and comfortable beds can be configured as two single beds or combined to form a double bed, adapting to guests’ preferences.
This room, also originally designated for the sons of the Counts of
Murça and now for the property’s heir, was fully renovated in 2022.
It now offers a harmonious blend of historical charm and
contemporary comfort.
The en-suite bathroom includes a modern shower, sanitary facilities,
and a ceramic sink set in a distinctive wooden cabinet from the
1960s renovation. The beds can be set as two singles or joined into
a double bed for flexibility.
Located on the ground floor of Casa Sommer de Mello, this room’s
historical significance lies in its exquisite D. Maria bed and tiles dating
back to the late 19th century. The windows offer an uninterrupted
panorama of the estate’s southern lawns.
Situated on the ground floor of Casa Sommer de Mello, this room highlights
its historical decor, featuring a rich D. Maria bed and tiles from the late 19th
century. The windows overlook the southern lawns of the estate.
Located on the ground floor of Casa Sommer de Mello, this room is defined by its
D. Maria-style bed and late 19th-century tiles.
In response to frequent requests for events, especially weddings, the upper floor of
the Main House has been adapted to offer additional accommodations. This
adaptation allows families and friends to stay together on the estate for several
days without the need for travel.
While some rooms are smaller, each has been prepared to provide a comfortable
and functional stay. Additionally, a common room with a newly installed sauna
offers guests a relaxing and peaceful experience.
Sauna
Living Room
In classic style, this presidential suite features a D . Maria double bed and rich Viúva Lamego tiles .
The rural charm of this space is reflected in its decorative details, creating a warm and authentic atmosphere. The suite includes a living room, a bathroom with a bathtub, and
a window offering stunning views over the estate’s lawns.
Once a service area, this space has been adapted to accommodate guests.
It now features two double beds in the main room and three smaller adjoining rooms:
A spacious room with two double beds, small windows over the rooftops, and two skylights.
A cozy room with a large window overlooking the garden.
A spacious room with a large window facing the main façade.
A smaller, charming room ideal for a comfortable stay.
The four rooms share a modernized bathroom.
The suite can accommodate up to 10 guests, making it perfect for festive occasions where families or groups of friends can gather to celebrate and create lasting memories.
An external room with two single beds and a spacious bathroom. These
external cottages were once the homes of the estate’s workers, where
they lived, built families, and spent their lives.
The houses retain their essence and bear the names of the families that
once resided there. They have recently been reconstructed and adapted
for tourism.
An external room featuring a double bed and a spacious bathroom. Like the
other cottages, it retains the charm of its history as a worker’s home, having
been recently restored for guest accommodations.
A cozy dwelling that once served as a home for estate workers. The living room,
equipped with a wood-burning stove, provides a warm ambiance during winter.
The house features three bedrooms: one with two single beds, another with two
single beds connecting to a third room with a double bed. The bathroom has
been modernized, offering a spacious glass shower and a large countertop. This
house preserves the essence of its history while providing modern comfort for
visitors.
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