Casa Da Jenila

Description

Casa da Jenila strongly competes as one of the top hideaways in all of Portugal! This one-bedroom villa is nestled on the mountainside and as a result offers jaw-dropping views of the luscious range, valleys, hills and the graciously green river!

Casa da Jenila accommodates families and groups of up to four across its contemporary and clean-lined interior. The exterior, constructed from the rocks of the peak, means you can proudly boast of having spent the night living in the mountainside! Stroll through fragrant vineyards of grapes and olives as you make your way to the outstanding villa!

Casa da Jenila continues its use of stone and natural materials such as wood to present stylish and sleek spaces for all your holiday accommodation needs! Stones are used as furniture to bring the outdoors into this countryside home, and the villa's location affords a presidential level of exclusivity!

The villa has used floor-to-ceiling windows to allow sunlight to bask the house and for you to get lost admiring world-protected landscapes! To make sure you can kick-back whilst in front of the glass, two comfortable cushioned seats have been placed here! Choose the huge double-bed to sprawl out on, as you gaze upon the splendour outdoors or watch movies on settled evenings indoors on the television!

Or take to the sofa and switch the television around to unwind on a plump sofa which also extends to offer another bed! The villa also offers Wi-Fi so that you can surf on mobiles and devices on the sofa or at the desk in the living area! Turn up the heat and enjoy moments of intimacy by the rooms central fireplace with your fellow travellers!

The villa ensures you are refreshed and revitalised with the offering of a kitchenette, to store foods, allow you to make beverages and prepare meals or grab snacks! The villa offers a beautiful bathroom for your daily needs!
If you are travelling as a larger group and love the position of Casa da Jenila, why not stay in the whole of the estate? Take a look at Quinta da Batua, which accommodates up to 14 guests and includes Casa da Jenila as well as another one-bedroom house, Casa da Josa and the 5-bedroom Casa do Jallo.

#### Features
The Villa
Casa da Jenila has been constructed out of the local shale stone and sits in a south-easterly position with views of the Douro River. There is 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom, accommodating 2 adults and 2 children.
Ground Floor
- Living area with kitchenette and sofa bed (for children only)
- Double bedroom
- Bathroom
Additional Facilities
- Air conditioning
- Wi-Fi
- Television

Please note, the living room and bedroom are only seperated by a fireplace.

#### Location
Portugal sits at the west edge of Europe, facing the wondrous Atlantic Ocean and as a result, offers diversity in everything it showcases! From ranging climates, tranquil beaches and seas with towering waves, to delicious dishes and a mass of things to do!

Casa da Jenila sits in the north of the country amongst picturesque settings that offer unlimited privacy throughout your stay! The valleys and surrounding areas are home to Portugal's production of Port wine. What's more, this illustrious region, offers bays, beaches, cities and towns for you to explore and wander through!

From the villa, designated viewpoints offer unmatched views of the magnificence all around you! Preserved as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the scenery of mountains, valleys, hills, vineyards, gardens and the River Douro, affords social-media worthy snaps against backdrops of sunsets and sunrises!

Make sure you take advantage of your location in Portugals finest region of Port by taking a tour of the vineyards all around you! Try not to get drunk as you become a sommelier for the day and sample some of the finest product at its birthplace! Take strolls through the epic and seemingly endless acres of grapes of the vine, fruits, olives, almonds and so much more! The winding River Douro offers a spectacular way to take in the sights and also a way to travel to the famous coastal city of Porto!

River Douro, the river of gold, leads to the second-largest city in Portugal, Porto. Combining historic architecture, alongside, modern, bustling spots, Porto's appeal will keep you captivated. Visit sites constructed centuries gone such as Praca da Ribeira square! Here you're invited to feast on an array of cuisines in a multitude of restaurants and cafes but why not try authentic Portuguese cuisine! Take on the francesinha, a belly expanding sandwich of meats and cheese!