In the middle of the magnificent village of Alte, you will find this single-storey single-family house, elected with the architecture and urbanism award of the municipality of Loule in 2009, which intersects between the traditional and the modern.
It is located on a street near the church, where you enter through a tunnel that opens to the house itself, with unobstructed views to the south.
With an irregular land of 1200 m2 and where the old olive trees planted there remain, the implantation of the house appears, with plenty of interior space, the cut-out openings that exist for greater clarity, as well as the views or the concrete slabs that result from a current experience.
The volume of the house is configured from different cobblestones, agglutinated in order to preserve the existing trees and to generate patios distributed around them for various purposes.
The volumetry, patios and roof terrace are reminiscent of old traditions such as plastered white walls, clay tile floors and large wooden windows and doors.
In this beautiful corner we find the main house with about 128 m2, with an upper terrace, an annex converted into a studio where you can receive visitors and another annex with bathroom outside to remodel, as well as laundry, carport and a swimming pool implanted of 7*95x4.23m and depth of 1.50m.
Inside we have a kitchen, large living/dining room, interior garden, 2 bedrooms and a large bathroom.
Certainly a pleasant surprise for those looking for their little corner, being inside a very sought-after village, but totally independent.
(Painted recently)
Energy Rating: D
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