Cottages

Built on the pebble beach of Fajã dos Padres, the Boat House was originally a warehouse where fishing articles and the boat of the property were kept. Nowadays it is a comfortable holiday house literally by the sea.

Enriched by the history of its former inhabitant, the Sailor, this house retains nearly all the defining features of its original construction. A single bathroom was added, and a linkage to the antique kitchen was established, all to ensure the utmost convenience for its present-day occupants.

Crafted through a traditional and eco-conscious transformation of an aged barn, fondly known as a “palheiro” in Portuguese, The Bungalow now stands as a contemporary yet rustic studio at the heart of the property.

Formerly inhabited by land caretaker José Soldado until around 1922, these two neighboring houses were subsequently restored and became the area’s first habitable homes. Each house is self-contained, featuring a balcony and sunny outdoor space facing the south/west direction.

Casa da Vinha features a large bedroom that gazes out over the sea, casting a soothing radiance that resonates with our very souls and awakens our senses.

Casa da Júlia embodies serene simplicity, adorned in whites and soothing oceanic blues. It seamlessly blends rustic charm with modern comfort and elegance.

Once inhabited by the final residents of Fajã dos Padres, “Ti’ Julinha,” as she was affectionately called, lived here until the mid-20th century.

Romance is in the air in Casa da Seifia.The long narrow veranda looks out over the immense ocean. Featuring a seductive yet cozy decoration in smooth shades of lilac, the living room bathed in light and the rustic bedroom.

The Atlantic transforms into a living canvas, brushed with sea aromas that spark inspiration and kindle creativity…
“Casa da Tia Maria is: “A pristine and idyllic scenario where silence immersed in healthy nature quickly reconnects us with our inner essence”, [Filipa Freitas, 19.09.2011].”