The house is fully equipped for self-catering stays, allowing a maximum occupancy of 10 people, with the possibility of 3 additional beds for children.
Included in the stay are the necessary food products for guests to enjoy a full breakfast.
Setting
Casa do Lobo à Serra is the ideal choice to spend a vacation or a quick getaway with family or friends. It provides exceptional peace and comfort, drawing you in with nature’s soothing sounds. Located on the hillside of Marão, between the hills and the river, this is a place where you can experience the sunrise in all its glory, observe how the birds and flowers intertwine, and how all of Nature comes together.
While strolling through the vineyard, one can easily identify different landscapes within the same space, as if inviting us to see the same surroundings from different perspectives..
You will feel right at home.
It is also suitable for individual or group meditation and soul searching programs. The surrounding mountain landscape allows you to breathe fresher air, attract good energies and feelings of peace of mind. It is a reinvigorating and inspiring setting.
It is part of the Demarcated Douro Region (Região Demarcada do Douro - RDD), and therefore closely linked to a unique historical and socio-cultural heritage, providing a wide array of places of interest and activities that will certainly enrich your stay..
ACCOMMODATION
Interior:
4 double bedrooms with private bathrooms and panoramic balcony
1 double bedroom with private bathroom
Travel baby bed
3 extra beds
Panoramic lounge area
TV sets in the bedrooms
Internet access
A fully-equipped kitchen
Common TV area and 2 individual sofa-beds
A common bathroom
Hair dryer
Air-conditioning in every room of the house
A storeroom with a traditional shale wine press
Garage for vehicles
Exterior:
Lounge terraces and patios
Lawns and gardens
A reflecting pool
Parking inside the property
Free-access vineyard with young olive trees
History
The name Lobo à Serra was the nickname that the villagers gave to the current owner’s grandfather. In his honour, the owner decided to give it his namesake. The current house is the result of the reconstruction and expansion of the old house..
The oldest record of the house dates from 1938, and it has not been possible to locate documents proving the date of when it was first built. The entirety of the old house was demolished with the exception of the shale wine press, built by the current owner's ancestors. The new walls retain the original stone, which has been reused in the new construction, preserving the shape of the original house.
Both the rebuilt and expanded parts are designed to provide maximum comfort and functionality to make you feel at home.