3-Bed Never-Lived-In Alentejo Villa with Annex, Grândola, Portugal, €390,000




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About this property
Built in 1984 and never once lived in, this Alentejo villa has spent four decades waiting for someone to actually use it. No previous owner's taste to undo, no accumulated wear, no awkward carpet choices left behind. Just traditional architecture, stone flooring, and a fireplace, exactly as the builder left them.
The layout includes a generously sized annex, usable as a studio, a workspace, or guest accommodation depending on how much privacy you like to offer visitors. A private, secluded patio sits alongside the main terrace, and the property is fully wheelchair accessible throughout.
The location sits on the main avenue in Grândola, with shops and services within easy reach on foot and the Alentejo coast just minutes away. Rural enough to feel it, connected enough to live it.
One detail to factor into your planning: the energy certificate is currently in progress and not yet issued. Worth confirming the timeline with the agent before proceeding.
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