Palacete of the 18th century once manor house, has long been adapted to the establishment of Rural Tourism.
With a useful area 1244m2 and inserted in a plot of 8780m2, it also has 4 more contiguous annexes through which all accommodation rooms are distributed.
Room with fireplaces, toilets, equipped kitchens and very generous areas where you can find all the comfort that the spirit and body demand, as well as the exquisite Alentejo care.
In addition to having maintained the original Baroque layout and a very genuine identity this Solar transports us to an environment full of history. Quiet space and environment of invitation to rest and relaxing.
Outside the patio, solarium, a wood oven, a well, the swimming pool to cool off from the Alentejo heat with toilet support and storage, all of them embraced by green spaces, gardens, fruit trees, all taken care of in an extremely dedicated way and detail.
An excellent investment in Alentejo land.
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History : It all started in the 19th century. XIV, when D. Álvaro Gonçalves Pereira decided to transfer the Portuguese office of the Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem today known as the Order of Malta, to the arrabaldes of the village of Crato, founding the Monastery of Santa Maria de Flor da Rosa.
Over time, around the fortified monastery, houses were erected and the village arose. In 1834 the Orders were extinguished, but we became the village with the name of poetry and a castellated palace, birthplace of St. Nuno of Santa Maria, which still preserves much of the austere beauty with which the monk-knights erected it.
Village with great tradition in the making of pieces of clay. It has 14 pieces certified as pieces of Flor da Rosa and still in operation a school of pottery.
Very rich in architectural heritage, in addition to the Monastery of Santa Maria de Flor da Rosa, two fountains of the fifteenth century and two baroque manor houses (one of them adapted to the establishment of Rural Tourism).
Also notetop are the houses of popular architecture, sunny houses, baroque style, and the Church.