House T0 in Santa Cruz da Trapa e São Cristóvão de Lafões of 220 m²

Old stone house (18th century)
Although over the decades it has undergone some structuring works, it is known that this house was the first of the Burgueta of Santa Cruz da Trapa, long before the current house of Reguengo.
It was at the time of immigration to Brazil in the eighteenth century that most of the manor houses of Santa Cruz da Trapa were made, and this parish is nicknamed the most Brazilian land of Beira Alta.
It is currently in ruins, but with a good restoration base since the structure of the walls are very thick and robust.
Possibility of construction on two floors but also of expansion if desired as it is on urban land.
The photos speak for themselves, the calm place of a dead-end road, all walled, with sun all day.
The house lately inhabited by the so-called caretakers of the big house and more recently, they lived on the second floor, on the lower floor given the size cohabited the domestic animals, there was the cellar, the house where they kept the pastures and still had if you can call it