Accommodation is spread across three restored houses: Casa Esteva, Casa Oliveira and Casa Rosmaninho. Together, they offer seven rooms, with different options depending on how much privacy and space you want.
Casa Esteva is the largest house and can be booked as a full private house for four guests or divided into two separate wings for two. It has two en-suite bedrooms, generous living areas, wood-burning stoves, an office, a fully equipped kitchen, terraces and a private water tank for warmer days. It is the most spacious option, particularly well suited to longer stays.
Casa Oliveira is a private two-bedroom house set among old olive trees. It has a living room with a wood-burning stove, a fully equipped kitchen, a terrace and warm interiors shaped by natural textures and Portuguese details.
Casa Rosmaninho is the main house, with three en-suite rooms upstairs and shared spaces below, including a living room, a reading room, and a terrace. It is the best choice for guests who want the estate’s calm but prefer a more classic room layout.
Across the houses, expect Portuguese cotton bed linen, natural tones, handmade bathroom products made with the estate’s organic olive oil, air conditioning, fireplaces or stoves in colder months, books, yoga mats and small details that feel useful rather than decorative.