The property is located on a quiet street in the historic Alentejo town of Crato, within walking distance of cafés and everyday amenities. Although it is very much a town property, it has its own private courtyard and outside space tucked behind the house.

Crato is surrounded by the open landscapes of Alto Alentejo, with Portalegre around 15 minutes away and access to river beaches, countryside, cultural events and sporting facilities throughout the region.

Inside, this is a house with genuine character and a layout that reflects its long history. Thick stone construction and generous proportions give it a very different feel from a modern house.

The accommodation extends over several levels. The first floor contains the principal residential rooms, while the ground floor includes the former commercial space. Above, there is a substantial attic offering further possibilities for additional bedrooms, living areas or other uses. The property is not being sold furnished and offers plenty of opportunity for a new owner to personalise and modernise the interior.

Behind the house is a private courtyard and garden area of approximately 74–75 m², giving the property valuable outside space despite its central town location.

There is room for outdoor dining, seating and a small garden, while parking is readily available nearby on the quiet street. One particularly unusual feature of the property is that part of a historic castle wall dating from the 13th century forms part of the property, adding a remarkable connection to the history of Crato.