Description
Farm in the village of Sintra, excellent location, overlooking the palaces and castles of Sintra, Built in the century. XIX, the property includes a swimming pool and a magnificent garden with various botanical species and which also includes a caretaker's house that can be expanded to 300m2 and transformed into apartments for visitors. This magnificent mansion from the end of the 19th century, set in approximately 6,000 m2 of garden, includes the main house comprising 4 spacious floors, spacious lounges, seven bedrooms, an annex for employees and two independent entrances at both ends of the property. It is a beautiful palatial building expanded in the early 1920s by the architect Norte Júnior, in Riviera style, with marble floors in the social areas and richly decorated rooms. When we enter the mansion, we come across the entrance hall where we have polychrome tile panels and a guest bathroom. Common area where we have three distinct areas: family room with fireplace, living room, dining room and access to the kitchen. From the common area, we have access to a terrace overlooking the beautiful garden with secular trees, tropical plants and an oval swimming pool. The terrace of this wonderful Palace is set against the Historic Center of Sintra, the Royal Palace and the famous Moorish Castle. Accompanying the main suite are 6 more bedrooms, three complete bathrooms and south-facing terraces. One of the floors was recently transformed into an independent apartment with a terrace and completely south-facing, with bedroom, bathroom and a kitchenette, everything with access to the outside. On this floor we find the laundry and space for a games room. The house has solar panels, a digital stove powered by pellets and water heaters. On the opposite side of the property an independent entrance with a house that is divided into two floors and basement, garage for two cars, and you can add another floor. In addition to the property being exposed to all solar quadrants and having the main façade, with its terraces and its large spans of windows, completely facing south and with a fantastic view, which brings an unparalleled luminosity. The seductive features of a calm and private environment, contrast with the ease of finding everything you need nearby, 5 minutes walk from Sintra's Historic Center and shops and also very close to Sintra's historic train station. also from the century. XIX. Discover Sintra and let yourself be captivated by the enchantments of the stories behind each park and palace. Places that tell tales. Sintra Village, Sintra National Palace, Palace and Quinta da Regaleira, Condessa d'Edla Chalet, Mouros Castle - Sintra, Pena National Palace, Monserrate Palace and Park, Peninha Sanctuary, Capuchos Convent - Sintra, Museum Archaeological site of São Miguel de Odrinhas, National Palace of Queluz, Natural Park of Sintra-Cascais, Cabo da Roca, Praia da Adraga, Azenhas do Mar, Praia das Maçãs, Praia Grande - Sintra, Portuguese School of Equestrian Art, Vila Sassetti, Palace National and Gardens of Queluz. Sintra, Monte da Lua, is one of those places full of magic and mystery where nature and Man come together in such a perfect symbiosis that UNESCO classified it as a World Heritage Site. The exotic gardens, the lush parks with paths between centuries-old trees, the fantastically decorated palaces, the small lakes with nooks and the fake ruins in the middle of nature are certainly inspiring for a special moment. Between the Serra de Sintra and the sea, we are in a protected landscape area, the Sintra-Cascais Natural Park. Close to Lisbon, the beaches of the coast of Sintra, with fine golden sand, are one of the most sought after and with great restaurants to delight in with a fish meal and a good fresh white wine. Like Colares, for example. While Praia das Maçãs is more popular for sunbathing and sea bathing, athletes prefer Praia Grande, where several national and international competitions related to surfing, bodyboarding and skimming are held. However, there is a saltwater pool for those who like a more tranquil "sea". Azenhas do Mar, with its houses on the cliff, also with its saltwater pool and a small beach that disappears at high tide, is one of the most scenic and well worth the walk, As is Praia da Adraga, between the cliffs . To complete the journey along the coast of Sintra, you have to go to the westernmost point of the European continent, Cabo da Roca, "where the land ends and the sea begins", and be dazzled by the view and the power of the sea.
