Casa Sommer de Mello
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.
Ana Bernardino Suite
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.
Manuel Jacinto’s House
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.
The External Cottages
A Haven for Adventure and Summer Camps
These five external cottages, once home to the estate’s workers, have been transformed into simple yet functional spaces, now prepared to host summer camps and moments of togetherness among friends or family.
With approximately 70 bunk beds spread across the cottages, they offer a practical and welcoming solution for event nights. Ideal for those who prefer not to venture onto the road after a day of celebration, the cottages serve as a relaxed refuge with a touch of community spirit.
These spaces are also a fun and adventurous option for single friends or those who enjoy a more laid-back, communal experience. Perfect for sharing stories, laughter, and creating unforgettable memories, the cottages combine rustic charm with the simplicity and functionality needed for special moments.
A practical, simple, and memorable experience full of stories to tell!




