Thank you for visiting! This charming detached house next to Tapada de Mafra offers a peaceful atmosphere and proximity to the lush nature that surrounds it. The house features traditional Portuguese rural architecture that harmonizes with the natural environment.On the ground floor, there are 3 rooms, 2 of which are adjoining. One has a high ceiling and abundant natural light, while the other is cozier with a fireplace. Additionally, there's a dining room with access to a guest bathroom, a pantry, and a delightful traditional kitchen, also with a fireplace. All these spacious, luminous spaces are furnished with solid wood furniture and design elements that bring nature indoors. Both the living room and the dining area are served by two covered porches, where alfresco meals and social gatherings will surely have a new flavor.Access to the first floor is via magnificent solid wood stairs, reminiscent of traditional country manor houses. On this first floor, there is a spacious suite, 2 more bedrooms, and a full bathroom serving both rooms. The attic, which is still in a raw state, can be customized to your liking, boasting ample windows and a balcony for a wonderful view.Outside, on a 2000 m2 plot, the garden invites moments of tranquility and outdoor leisure, with lush vegetation, towering trees, and charming restful spots. You'll find the perfect setting here to relax, read a book, or simply contemplate.Allow me to share a bit of Gradil's history, as told by its Parish Council: "Gradil was granted a charter by King D. Afonso IV in the year 1327, later confirmed by D. Manuel I. It belonged to the Municipality of Enxara dos Cavaleiros by Decree of November 6, 1836, and to the municipality of Azueira by the Law of June 12, 1837. With its dissolution in 1855, it became part of the current Municipality of Mafra.It is characterized as an essentially agricultural region, rich in vineyards and orchards, with a surprising landscape. In addition, there are some 18th and 19th-century manor houses and a baroque Mother Church dedicated to S. Silvestre, dating back to the 17th century, and housing an organ by Machado de Cerveira numbered 59, from the year 1801.This is definitely the place where you'll want to reside!