Casa No Tempo

  • Photography Nelson Garrido

A pastoral retreat in the Portuguese mountains.

  • Photography Nelson Garrido

An hour and a half’s drive east of Lisbon, Sabugueiro is a small, quiet village typical of Portugal’s heartland. Here, among golden fields, oak trees and olive groves, sits Casa No Tempo, a luxurious sanctuary that channels the simplicity of rural life. Once an old family farm, the building has been renovated by hotelier João Rodrigues and architect Manuel Aires Mateus, resulting in a four-bedroom guesthouse that places the surrounding nature at the heart of its design. The near-monastic interiors open to an expansive, unspoiled landscape through large picture windows, a view only punctuated by the property’s 400 square meter swimming pool.

Casa No Tempo
Herdade do Carvalho,
7040-404 Sabugueiro,
Portugal

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