What was once a communal space where clothes were washed and bread baked, lies today this stylish house. It has 180 sqm and 2 very original 25 sqm suites located on a mezzanine floor. Inside there’s also a dining room, living room and kitchen and is a perfect retreat for up to 4 people. 

Each item of decoration is a work of art and most of them are made by local artisans, connecting the arts with the local tradition and the Alentejo landscape. This bridge is noticeable in the TASA Project that developed the Achigãs Lamps (the achigã, or largemouth bass, once swam in the river), the Vitra furniture, the Vista Alegre dining service created to help the reforestation of the Amazon and the Olaio furniture. These translate the exclusivity and charm of a unique rural space inspired by the arts.

The terrace provides an unmatched view of the Alentejo plains, and the pool is an extension of the nearby river and its running waters. It really is a place to sit back and relax and truly take in the fascinating scenery of Alentejo inland.