House for sale in Miranda do Corvo, Portugal

Are you looking for a villa to rebuild to your liking? This villa will be located 2 minutes from Miranda do Corvo, 10 minutes from the A13 with connection to Coimbra about 15 minutes. Miranda do Corvo is a Portuguese village in the district of Coimbra, on the Coast, Centro region and sub-region Coimbra Region, with about 7,614 inhabitants. [1] It is the seat of the municipality of Miranda do Corvo, with an area of 126.38 km²[2] and 13,098 inhabitants (2011),[3][4] subdivided into 4 parishes. [5] The municipality is bordered to the northeast by the municipality of Vila Nova de Poiares, to the east by Lousã, to the southeast by Figueiró dos Vinhos, to the southwest by Penela, to the west by Condeixa-a-Nova and to the northwest by Coimbra. The territory of the municipality of Miranda do Corvo is crossed by the Ceira River, the Dueça or Corvo River and the Alheda River. It received a charter from King Afonso Henriques on November 19, 1136. The municipality of Miranda do Corvo currently has a range of products that have already established themselves in the regional and national market: Chanfana de Cabra Velha, Nabada, Vinho de Lamas, Jeropiga de Moinhos and Honey with Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) Serra da Lousã. Miranda do Corvo is a fascinating land. The Municipality has a lot to offer visitors, from historical, cultural and religious heritage, through gastronomy fans, to sportsmen and nature lovers. All the heritage is spread across the four parishes of Miranda do Corvo. In the historic core of the center of the village of Miranda do Corvo, which resists the wear and tear of modern life, we invite you to visit the Bell Tower and the Mother Church, located in Alto do Calvário, strolling through the narrow streets full of history and centuries-old houses. Visits to the Monastery of Semide, the Sanctuary of Senhor da Serra and the Chapel of Nossa Senhora da Piedade de Tábuas are indispensable. The three spots are of great religious interest and receive thousands of visitors a year. To these is added the Ecumenical Temple which unites the various religions of the world. Inserted in the network of Schist Villages of Serra da Lousã, the village of Gondramaz is an idyllic place to visit. The village opens up in strategic places to the beauty of the mountains that surround it with its green mantle. It is also a mandatory crossing point for the more than 200km of signposted trail running, mountain biking and hiking trails that run through almost the entire county.