Description
Charming 19th-Century Estate with 3,463 sqm of Land, Fully Restored for Tourism Purposes
Charming 19th-century estate with 3,463 sqm of land, fully restored for tourism purposes. It preserves the original architectural design and the spirit of the era, blending historical charm with the comfort and requirements of a modern tourism operation.
Located in the centre of Sintra, just a few minutes' walk from all essential services, schools, and markets. It is only a 10-minute walk from the historic centre and 5 minutes from the train station. Just 25 km from Lisbon and 15 km from Cascais and Estoril. Sintra, classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1992, is one of Portugal's most iconic towns.
The property comprises three main buildings, with a total gross private area of 526.8 sqm. It features fifteen bedrooms in total, supported by an industrial kitchen, dining hall, covered garden area equipped for leisure moments, and a dedicated massage room.
The garden has been completely renovated, respecting the estate's original flora. It surrounds the swimming pool with harmonious vegetation, including fruit trees such as orange and passion fruit, and a selection of aromatic herbs that perfume the atmosphere. The property also offers private parking for approximately 10 vehicles.
The sale price includes the acquisition of both the property and the company currently operating it, representing a unique investment opportunity in a high-quality tourism project in the very heart of Sintra.
Features:
- Restored property
- Swimming pool
- Central heating
- Energy certification B
- Gross private area - 526 sqm
- Usable area - 450 sqm
- Land area - 3,462.94 sqm
- Gross area - 697 sqm
- 15 bedrooms
- 17 bathrooms
Sintra offers a cultural and natural landscape and the remarkable presence of its romantic architecture, resulting in its classification as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
This part of Portugal is well-known for its mountains and monuments along with tourist and cultural points such as the Moorish Castle, the Pena National Palace, the Sintra National Palace, Quinta da Regaleira, and Monserrate Palace and Gardens.
It is close to local shops, restaurants, esplanades and cafes with regional sweets such as Casa Piriquita, Saudade Cafe and Fabrica de Queijadas - Recordacao de Sintra where we can find Sintra's famous delicacies and pastries.
There is easy access to beaches such as Praia da Ursa, Praia das Macas, Praia do Magoito, Praia de Sao Juliao and also Cabo da Roca, known as the westernmost point of Mainland Europe.
Locals have a superb transport network and easy access to Cascais, Lisbon and the airport.
Energy Rating: B
