Quinta Das Eiras
£360–£680 / week

| Special Offers: | Late Deal | Sat 2 - Sat 16 Jun 2012 | €450 (approx £360) |
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About the home
From the moment you arrive, closing the gates to the driveway behind you, you're suddenly immersed in a world of privacy and peacefulness, a place where time goes by that little bit slower. Take an introductory walk around the grounds and feel life's troubles slowly drain away.
Originally created as a private family home, Quinta Das Eiras will wrap it's arms around you and offer you a warm welcome every time you return - a welcome only bettered by the friendly people you'll meet in the village and the surrounding towns.
For your added protection and peace of mind, Qunta Das Eiras holds the AL - 'Alojamento Local' permit, which is issued by the local Camara (Town Hall), to ensure that certain standards are met for your safety and comfort.
| Size: | Sleeps up to 8, 3 bedrooms |
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| Will consider: | Corporate lets Long lets Short breaks |
| Access: | Car advised |
| Family friendly? | Suitable for children of all ages Suitable for people with restricted mobility |
| Notes: | May take pets - please enquire No smoking at this property Self-catering |
Facilities
| Luxuries: | Log fire, Internet access, DVD player |
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| Pool: | Private outdoor pool (unheated) |
| General: | Central heating, Air conditioning, TV, CD player, Telephone, Games room, Satellite TV, Wi-fi available |
| Standard: | Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer |
| Utilities: | Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine |
| Rooms: | 3 Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 family bathroom and 1 en suite |
| Furniture: | Sofabeds (1), Single beds (2), Double beds (2), Dining seating for 6 |
| Other: | Linen and towels provided |
| Outdoors: | Private outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony / Terrace, Private garden, BBQ |
| Access: | Parking space |
Further details indoors:
***NEWLY REFURBISHED FOR 2012***
Affording a cool haven for escape during the day, the lounge at Quinta Das Eiras is easily transformed into a snug, cosy and intimate setting for those cool Portuguese nights thanks to it's stone flag open fire. For added convenience, free wi-fi is also available within the property, along with a flat screen LCD television, a library of CD's and DVD's to entertain, a blue ray player and an iPod/iPhone docking station should our taste differ from yours!
The kitchen offers a full size fridge freezer, sink and drainer, gas hob, microwave/grill, kettle, toaster, Bosch coffee machine, cafetiere and dishwasher - although with so much fresh cuisine on offer (all within a short drive of the villa) we're sure you won't be using the facilities too much!
There's a ground floor bedroom with en suite on the ground level to accommodate any visitors with limited mobility and this, along with the two bedrooms on the 1st floor, is fitted with air conditioning units for additional comfort.
Each 1st floor bedroom has it's own private balcony affording magnificent views of the surrounding area.
In fact you'll discover a different, and equally stunning view, from every room in Quinta Das Eiras.
Further details outdoors:
The private gated entrance easily provides car parking for several vehicles, privacy continues with walled grounds throughout.
The secure 8m x 4m pool offers traditional ladder steps and gradual walk in steps for those with reduced mobility, in addition there's a useful outdoors shower (pool side) to freshen up before re-entering the property or to simply cool down on those hot summer days.
Lose yourself in the sprawling grounds offering shade from the olive trees, or send the kids off to the games room affording some private time for them and the grown ups alike!
There's also a private badminton court at the bottom of the garden which provides absolutely stunning views over the surrounding villages & hills of this unbelievably pretty region.
Further details
A booklet showing details directions to the villa, local places to visit, eat etc will be sent to you prior to your departure
As a thank you from us for booking Quinta das Eiras, we provide a welcome pack, containing local products like wine, cheese, olive oil, biscuits, honey and bread
Also, we provide complimentary sets of shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, body lotion and soap in both bathrooms. The swimming pool is available throughout the year.
If you have any special requirements that you'd like to have prior to arrival, please contact us - we'll try our best to accommodate your every need.
Conditions
Our property availability is never set in stone, we'd like to accommodate you as much as possible so - whatever your requirements - please get in touch! Unfortunately, smoking is only permitted outside the property
The Costa de Prata/Silver Coast/Central Portugal region


In the central section of the Portuguese coastline, intense reflections on the water lend their name to this happy destination: Costa de Prata (Silver Coast).
The curative springs and the lush vegetation of secular forests have preserved all the rewards of their unspoilt nature.
The monasteries, convents, castles, churches, and museums witness the priceless historic and artistic heritage of renowned universal value.
As one of the most economically developed regions in the country, Costa de Prata is also home for famous traditional art treasures, such as its porcelain and crystal, as well as its gastronomy, strongly influenced by the sea and counterbalanced by its tasty Bairrada wines and mouth-watering sweets.
In the fishing villages or urban historic centres, the kindness of the people is but another asset to add to this bountiful area's vast list of qualities.
The Ansiao / Outeiro area
The village of Outeiro can only leave you spellbound by nature's beauty - take a journey of discovery on one of the many trails that run around the village, or why not make a picnic and take in the beauty of the sprawling vista from the historic wooden windmills - very much the landmark of the local area.
Venture into nearby Santiago da Guarda, visit it's wonderful picturesque church and spend an hour exploring it's Roman settlement with room after room of mind blowing original mosaic's. Whilst there you may meet it's curator, Claudia. She is a very good friend of ours and would be delighted to hear that you are staying at the villa - so pull up a chair and say hello! From here you might want to sample the menu @ Santiago, the village's restaurant. Boasting a modern and contemporary design, you may be surprised with the quality, taste and portions of authentic, traditional Portuguese cuisine - with service and prices to delight!
A short drive into the town of Ansiao offers you a morning to peruse the local shops offering local produce and handmade crafts, along with the Intermarche to conveniently stock up on any essentials for your stay in Portugal. In addition to this the town has an abundance of patisseries , restaurants and cafes, so you can soak up the laid back pace of life whilst interacting with it's welcoming locals. It also boasts a wonderful park along with covered indoor swimming pool.
A leisurely car journey through the never ending beauty of this under-discovered area can take you to the following additional tourist attractions:
Alcobaça- Monumental Cistercian Abbey of Santa Maria, founded in 1152 (classified in UNESCO's International Heritage list). Inside: Gothic tombs of King Pedro I and Inês de Castro; cloisters; the Chapter House and immense kitchen.
Aveiro - Famous for its lagoon, this town is criss-crossed by canals where colourfully painted moliceiro boats sail.
Castelo Branco - White Castle - rises on the slope of a hill that dominates a plateau region; thus its historical function as a defensive fortress which is confirmed by the castle, from where one can view a panorama that stretches until the frontier and the slopes of Gardunha, overlooking the upper course of the river Tagus. the city´s main attraction is the extraordinary Jardim do Paço (Bishop´s Palace gardens), created in the 18th century by bishop João de Mendonça.
Coimbra - One of Europe's oldest university towns, it has kept its secular academic traditions, as seen in the black caped students, in the soulful tones of the fado and in the Burning of the Ribbons (Queima das Fitas). Overlooking the city is the University, with its famous tower and a sumptuous Baroque library. In the adjacent quarters you will find the Old Cathedral (Romanesque) and the Machado de Castro Museum, with its Roman cryptoportico. In the ancient streets, with their medieval walls, arches and stairways, are the Santa Cruz Monastery (founded in 1131), the Church of Santiago and the Monastery of Celas (13th century). On the other bank of the Mondego stands the Santa Clara-a-Nova Convent (Baroque, 17th century).
Figueira da Foz - Summer resort on the mouth of the Mondego river (long, sandy beaches and water sports facilities). Special mention to the mother-church, Casa do Paço (17th century), Municipal Museum, Santa Catarina Fortress (16th century) and Pelourinho.
Leiria - A striking royal castle hangs above the graceful town of Leiria. Other important monuments: the Cathedral (16th-17th centuries, with an archaeology museum on its premises), São Pedro Church (Romanesque), Nossa Senhora da Pena Church (Gothic), Nossa Senhora da Encarnação Sanctuary (16th century).
Nazaré - A stunning beach, typical fishermen houses and steep cliffs over a bright blue sea have made this fishing town become a popular holiday resort, mainly due to its traditional character. Fishermen can still be seen wearing checkered shirts and black trousers, and their wives seven layers of petticoats: you can watch them mending nets or drying fish on the beach.
Obidos - Resembling an open-air museum, this walled medieval town has been preserved to look like a picture-postcard, with its monuments, narrow winding streets and whitewashed houses with windows and terraces full of flowers.
Pombal - founded in the 12th century by the Knights Templar and is dominated by a stately castle which belonged to the Master of the Templars, Gualdim Pais. According to legend, the name of Pombal (dovecote) was given to the town when the king saw many pigeons on the castle´s battlements.
How to get there
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| Nearest Travel Links | |
| Airport: | Porto: 175 km |
| Railway: | Pombal: 15 km |
Getting to the villa is possible by flying into either Porto or Lisbon airport.
Flights into Porto are operated by Ryanair during Spring/Summer months only and we'd recommend the use of Sat Nav to find your way to the A1 from the airport! For car hire @ Porto we'd recommend Sado Rent, this does involve a short drive from the airport to their offices which is accommodated through themselves via an airport pick up.
The alternative, and recommended option, is to fly into Lisbon either through EasyJet in the Spring/Summer months or with TAP (the national airline) all year round, book in advance and you'll find their fares similar or cheaper to the economy carriers - the difference being a generous baggage allowance, in flight meal, and the pleasure of not being sold something every ten minutes! We recommend Economy Car Hire from Lisbon, they will meet you in the terminal and your car is waiting for you outside arrivals - you simply head out, around the roundabout and you are on the A1 - very, very simple, from here you'd just follow the Sat Nav to Outeiro!
If this is your first visit to Portugal please, please remember to collect your ticket from the A1 toll point and do not drive straight through the check points without a barrier as these are reserved for resident permit holders - if you try to leave the toll road without a ticket you will be charged the maximum toll as if you had travelled from one end of the country to the other - do not worry, it is very straight forward and you will be amazed at just how little the toll is!
If you're unsure about anything related to finding us, or would like to chat about alternatives such as ferries, please call or email and we'll be more than happy to assist you.
Activities near Ansiao
Fishing
Walking holidays
Rural / countryside retreats
Cycling holidays

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Rental prices
| Rental prices originally quoted in: Euros € | Convert to: |
| Prices for group size 8 | ||||||
| Period | From![]() | To![]() | Weekly![]() | Nightly rate | Minimum stay | |
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| LOW | 1 Jan 12 | 1 Apr 12 | € 450 | € 60 | € 75 | 2 Nights |
| MID | 1 Apr 12 | 1 Jul 12 | € 650 | € 85 | € 110 | 2 Nights |
| HIGH | 1 Jul 12 | 16 Sep 12 | € 850 | - | - | 1 Week |
| MID | 16 Sep 12 | 28 Oct 12 | € 650 | - | - | 1 Week |
| LOW | 28 Oct 12 | 1 Jan 13 | € 450 | € 60 | € 75 | 4 Nights |
| Special Offers: | Late Deal | Sat 2 - Sat 16 Jun 2012 | €450 (approx £360) |
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The property's weekend rates apply to: Saturday and Sunday nights
NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.
20% Deposit payable with booking, by either Paypal, credit card, cash or bank transfer.
Balance payable 7 weeks before departure together with security deposit.
For bookings within 7 weeks, full payment must be made. Refundable security deposit required of £100 payable with balance of booking.
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