Situated on 900 acres of rural landscape complete with cork trees, pastures, fields, and endless lakes and streams, Casa No Tempo is a humble farmhouse that’s been in João and Andreia Rodrigues?s family for generations. The couple recently renovated the property and it’s now available as a rental retreat. A stay at Casa No Tempo, the owners suggest, goes like this: horseback riding, biking, swimming in the pool, cooking in the renovated kitchen with vegetables and eggs straight from the property, fishing from the dam, and stargazing. Sign us up.
Photography by Nelson Garrido, courtesy of Casa No Tempo.

Above: When you stay at Casa No Tempo you have access to the farm?s harvest of honey, goat cheese, eggs, olive oil, jams, and vegetables with daily breakfast delivered to the kitchen.
Above: The four-bedroom house was renovated by Manual Aires Mateus of Lisbon-based architecture firm Aires Mateus, who pared the structure back to its bones.

Above: Each room features floor to ceiling windows and windowed doors that overlook the landscape.

Above: A white sofa sourced from Living Divani and subtle lighting fixtures by Davide Groppi.

Above: The farmhouse table is surrounded by a suite of vintage Era Chairs by Michael Thonet and lit with a trio of Davide Groppi Ovonelpiatto Lights.

Above: A wall of kitchen storage and appliances is located behind a marble-topped kitchen island.

Above: Aires Mateus paved the interior floors with local clay tiles and in...