2-storey house for reconstruction, with a gross construction area of 220 m2 and a total land area of 440 m2.You can use the land for leisure or grow your own vegetables.A 5-minute walk or a 1-minute drive away is the river beach of Ponte de Sótão, where the clear waters of the river are an attraction for those who like to bathe in full communion with nature.Conhais is 10 minutes from Góis, 15 minutes from Lousã, 45 minutes from Coimbra, 1h55 from Porto airport and 2h15 from Lisbon airport.For more information, book your visit!Góis is a Portuguese town in the district of Coimbra, in the historic province of Beira Litoral and in the former region of Centro (Região das Beiras). It is currently part of the sub-region Região de Coimbra, with less than 2,000 inhabitants, and is bathed by the river Ceira, which rises in the Serra do Açor and flows into the river Mondego. It lies at an average altitude of 200m in the Ceira basin, between the Serra do Rabadão and the Serra do Carvalhal, in the middle of the Serra da Lousã mountain range.With a landscape of rare beauty, meandering along the river beaches that cut through the mountains, this inland parish attracts many thousands of tourists every year from all over the country and even from abroad, enchanted by the potential and tranquillity they find in Góis, who return every year and some are even buying their own homes in the municipality. People are enchanted by the natural beauty of the municipality, by the inhabitants themselves, by their warm welcome and by the excellent gastronomy.The mountains and forests that surround the Ceira Valley offer the parish of Góis a wide range of activities: hunting, fishing, agriculture, forestry, extreme sports and other leisure activities. The parish's historical heritage, built around the family of the Counts of Sortelha, “lords of the Morgado de Góis”, is another aspect of cultural life in Góis. Taking advantage of the natural beauty and in particular the quality of the water of the River Ceira, you can enjoy our beaches with their transparent waters and excellent quality, true “ex-libris” of the region. We should also mention our schist villages, a grouping of four villages, Comareira, Aigra Nova, Aigra Velha and Pena, an exponent of rural tourism. We also have the Serra da Lousã, with Trevim and Santo António da Neve and 5 schist villages: Talasnal, Cerdeira, Casal Novo, Candal and Chiqueiro. We also have the Serra do Rabadão, with its natural beauty, where we can enjoy great panoramic views full of greenery. We also have the Parque do Cerejal, a beautiful park, known to all, with leafy trees, lots of fresh air and a beach with very good quality water. It has plenty of parking and is very popular, as it is ideal for picnics.