BnBird Homes is a portuguese agency, specialised in managing short and mid term rental properties. We have a wonderful team of people working to provide the best traveling experience in Portugal, where our guests can discover our country, its history and charm, from a more local perspective.

Casa Mont'Santo is a rustic and secular house, with Jewish features and located in the most Portuguese village in Portugal. From the house, we highlight a panoramic balcony and a fantastic terrace with barbecue, from which we enjoy a stunning view of the village and the immensity of the landscape. These two spaces lead us to contemplation and peace, close to nature. The chirping of birds and the rest of the flora, compel us to forget the routine and bring us to other times! ￫ Firewood is not included, but if you let us know when booking, we’ll have it ready for your arrival for an additional fee. ￫ AC only in the living room During the stay, the guest is responsible for the safekeeping and proper use of the property's keys. Please avoid leaving them in the lock or mailbox. In the event that a specialized technician is needed for door opening or in case of damage to the key and/or lock, the costs associated with this service will be the responsibility of the guest. In case of key loss, a penalty will be applied.

Distinguished as being the “most Portuguese in Portugal”, the village of Monsanto is located on the steep hillsides. It is a fascinating place, with a peaceful and authentic environment that has traces of human presence since the Paleolithic era. The best places to eat in the village are Taverna Lusitana (for breakfast), and the Cruzeiro and Petiscos & Granitos restaurants. Casa Mont'Santo is close to some tourist points of the city that are worth visiting, such as: • Praça dos Canhões viewpoint • Mother Church • Castle • Grotto • Necropolis of São Miguel • Chapel of São Miguel • Penedo do Pé Calvo The property is 26 km away and Idanha-a-Nova, 18 km from Marechal Carmona Dam, 55 km from Castelo Branco and about 25 minutes from the border with Spain.