The Casa do Terreiro do Poco is situated in the historic center of Borba, is an eighteenth century building, consisting of three bodies connected by staircases and balconies that are part of the main facade, and two adjoining houses, forming a unique architectural ensemble. This house, referred to in Artistic Inventory of Portugal for its frescoes and murals are being classified as a Public Interest. The start of construction reassemble the eighteenth century, having undergone various expansions over the following centuries. As the various buildings that comprise the set are delimited by two streets, lies within a small citrus orchard garden, a pool and also a small organic garden, designed as if it were a classical garden. The beds, designed by hedges cut, have a tank in the center. In restoration, the owner, John Knight Ferreira, made a point of respecting the construction techniques consistent with those previously existing. Was allocated to eight quarters for tourism, some rooms with balconies or private terraces. The existence of large common areas for guests to contribute much to read quietly in a comfortable sofa, like playing cards, listening to music or watch TV without being disturbed. The decor, both of the rooms or the rooms, is balanced in a harmonious combination of classic and contemporary, comfortable living quietly Portuguese eighteenth-century chairs and tables eastern Africa. The entire area surrounding the pool is of great beauty, having been used ox blood color for the walls, which highlights very well the green trees and vines. There are rooms and rooms with indigo walls, dry green and ocher, all floors finished with slate gray and rust and old polished wood doors with period hardware. This friendly and beautiful home offers the guest comfort and a privileged position, both to meet the town center, as to evidence of the famous wines of the region.