Quinta de Cête

Location

Cete, Paredes, Porto

Landscape and Nature

The estate is surrounded by green areas with gardens, agricultural land, and a forest. A stream runs through the property, forming the Covão Waterfall, a natural attraction.

Main House

The house was built in the 19th century and is surrounded by gardens. It has two floors, with wooden windows and an elevated location that provides pleasant views.

History

The estate was expanded in the 19th century by Justino Ferreira Pinto Basto, a member of an important family in the region. Part of the land was acquired from the Monastery of São Pedro de Cête.

Points of Interest

The property preserves old water mills and offers a calm environment, ideal for walks and contact with nature.

Protection

Since 2005, Quinta de Cête has been classified as being of Municipal Interest, ensuring the preservation of its historical heritage.