18 Häuser und Wohnungen zu verkaufen hoch, Region Zentrum von Portugal, Portugal, ab 4.000.000 €

Magnificent estate with 115 ha, located about 50 kms away from Lisbon, in the wine West region. Torres Vedras is just 8 kms away and the various beaches in the region, such as Praia Azul and Praia de Santa Cruz, are about 20 kms away. The access route to Quinta da Charneca is mostly by motorway (A8) and always through asphalt roads. The property, which is fully fenced, comprises three wells with drinking water for consumption, two streams, offers an excellent sun exposure and fantastic conditions for planting vines and other crops such as olive trees, apple trees, peach trees, pear trees, cork oaks, cherry trees and pine trees. The plot has a set of buildings in a good condition, for immediate use, composed by a single family villa of large dimensions (835 sqm), that is approximately 30 years old, which comprises a suite with two bathrooms; two bedrooms, each one supported by a bathroom; a bedroom with two bathrooms and two social bathrooms, two living rooms, two kitchens, a laundry area and, in the independent area, a bedroom, a bathroom and a living room; - a wine cellar that is approximately 100 years old, with 315 sqm, in a good condition; - a 150 sqm dwelling that has recently undergone general improvement works, in an excellent condition, with one suite, two bedrooms and three bathrooms; - a dwelling, that is approximately 30 years old, in a reasonable condition with around 100 sqm, being currently the residence of the property’s caretaker; -a stable, (465 sqm), that is about 30 years old, in a good condition, which is in normal operation; - five houses in a village located at one end of the property, in a reasonable condition and with works required, being three of them inhabited; - a ’castle’, that is about 30 years old, which works as a meeting point and support for recreational activities; - Several improvements were effected, with a special highlight, among others, to the totally asphalted road that connects the exterior access to the area where the constructions are located; the total fencing of the property; the connection to the public water, electricity and telecommunications network and the paved patios. In the Torres Vedras Municipal Director Plan the property area is mainly classified as agro-forestry and a small part as Special Agricultural Area, presenting however a strip, along the Municipal Path, that margins it to the west, classified as Level IV Urbanizable with about 5,92 ha, which makes possible the construction of approximately 60 single family houses (average lot size of 700 sqm). Porta da Frente Christie’s is a real estate agency that has been operating in the market for more than two decades. Its focus lays on the highest quality houses and developments, not only in the selling market, but also in the renting market. The company was elected by the prestigious brand Christie’s - one of the most reputable auctioneers, Art institutions and Real Estate of the world - to be represented in Portugal, in the areas of Lisbon, Cascais, Oeiras, Sintra and Alentejo. The main purpose of Porta da Frente Christie’s is to offer a top-notch service to our customers. Energy certificate in progress. #ref:PF29385_1

Quinta da Granja is a unique property in the Tomar region, both for its size - 232 hectares of land - and for the architectural grandeur of its main building, which dates back to the 16th century. History tells us that the estate was donated to the Order of Christ in 1531, and that between then and 1543, the prior of the Convent of Christ, Friar António de Lisboa, increased the built area, ordering the construction of ’a seat of houses with an oratory’, thus making the palace a rest home for the friars of Tomar. Today, the imposing building has a gross construction area of over two thousand square metres, divided into two floors and 37 rooms. - The ground floor, originally used for agricultural purposes, now has a large entrance hall with a large original stone slab floor, which divides the space - to the right there is a small prayer area (already remodelled), a room flanked by stone arches that leads to several bedrooms (most with private bathrooms). To the left of the entrance hall is the imposing staircase leading to the upper floor, plus an area of huge suites (yet to be finished), an old wine press and access to the more technical area. - The first floor, very well preserved, has solid wood floors, several rooms (two with fireplaces) with coffered ceilings, a library, several bedrooms and bathrooms. There are two rooms on this floor that stand out: a room ’lined’ with diamond-tipped tiles from the first half of the 17th century, and the huge hall, which opens onto the former cells of the friars. Given its historical and heritage value, the property was classified as being of public interest in 1996. Most of the estate is in a good state of repair, although there are some buildings in the vicinity of the palace that need to be rebuilt. The rustic area extends over 232 hectares with irrigated land, vineyards, arable crops, pasture, woodland and choupal, rural buildings and a watercourse bed. . The vineyard is only 2 hectares, but the area can easily be increased. Also part of this heritage is a leisure area by the River Nabão, called Açude de Pedra (Stone Dam), where many locals used to go bathing in the summer. This farm is geared towards historical/religious tourism; agro-tourism; irrigated agricultural production and cattle breeding. #ref:LBN1221

Welcome to paradise on earth! This quaint property of 30 hectares with two villas. One sophisticated and contemporary and the other Mediterranean and is the epitome of luxury and charm combined. With two lush homes, each with three bedrooms, this property offers the best in comfort and elegance. The first house, with a sophisticated style, radiates refinement and good taste. Every detail has been carefully planned to provide a luxurious living experience. The three spacious suites offer the perfect retreat to relax and enjoy moments of tranquillity. The second house, Mediterranean-inspired, transports residents to an environment of beauty and serenity. With three charming bedrooms, this house combines classic charm with a cosy atmosphere that invites relaxation and well-being. In addition to the stunning residences, this property features a lush vineyard that adds a touch of refinement and an unparalleled panoramic view over the majestic Aqueduct of the Convent of Christ, recognised as a world heritage site by UNESCO. Awaken all your senses at this unique property, where luxury merges with nature and history. Live the dream in total harmony with the stunning landscape that surrounds this exclusive hideaway. Don’t miss the opportunity to own this piece of paradise. Schedule a visit and let yourself be enchanted by all that this extraordinary property has to offer! #ref:8332

18th-century manorial estate with a palace in Torres Vedras, just 45 minutes from Lisbon. Former residence of the Counts of Tarouca, the property, classified as Public Interest, boasts over 5,000m2 of built area, comprising a main house (manor), several annexes, a chapel, cellar, gardens (15,000 m2), and a 9-hectare plot of land with characteristic regional flora (pine trees, cork oaks, elm trees, strawberry trees, laurels, chestnut trees). The manor, dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries, consists of 3 floors, with a gross built area of 1,700m2, and is distinguished by its imposing stone staircase, plastered walls, wooden floors and ceilings, frescoes, tiled coatings, and views over a large quadrangular courtyard. Highlighted is the property’s entrance through a stone archway, a gift to the Tarouca family for their contribution to the construction of the Palace of Mafra. The gardens and extensive woodland provide an idyllic setting for serene walks and moments of contemplation, along shaded avenues, ornamental fountains, and historical heritage (chapel dedicated to Santo André Avelino, from 1778, and the Chapel of Santa Maria Madalena, from the early 19th century). Located at the front of the property, the late 18th-century Chapel, magnificently restored, impresses with its tile panels and the elegance of its Baroque style, with details that evoke possible past connections to Freemasonry. In the wings adjoining the historic manor, an area built in the 1990s currently houses the facilities of an association, with the potential to create a truly unique lodging experience, where comfort merges with historical splendor. With a rich history and timeless beauty, this property has enormous potential for a tourism project, offering a truly memorable experience where the past and present converge to create unforgettable moments of refinement and beauty. #ref:8249

QUINTA DA GRANJA Quinta da Granja is a unique property in the Tomar region, both for its size with 230 hectares of land and for the architectural grandeur of its main building, whose construction dates back to the 16th century, having been donated to the Order of Christ in 1531. Between this date and 1543, the prior of the Convent of Christ, Friar António de Lisboa, increased the built area, ordering the construction of ’a seat of houses with an oratory’, thus making the palace a resting place for the friars of Tomar. The work carried out between 1617 and 1626 included the reconstruction of the main building, taking advantage of the original structure. The main façade is divided into two sections, the upper one divided by several rectangular fenestrations arranged in regular spaces. Today, the imposing building has a gross construction area of over two thousand square meters, divided into two floors and 37 rooms. The first floor, originally used for agricultural premises, now has a large entrance hall with a floor made of large original stone slabs, which divides the space - to the right there is a small prayer area (already remodeled), a room flanked by stone arches that leads to various rooms (most with private bathrooms). To the left of the entrance hall is the imposing staircase leading to the upper floor, plus an area of huge suites (yet to be finished), an old wine press and access to the more technical area. The second floor, very well preserved, has solid wood floors, several living rooms (two with fireplaces) with coffered ceilings, a library, several bedrooms and bathrooms. On this floor there are two rooms that stand out: a room with diamond-tipped tiles from the first half of the 17th century, and the huge hall, which opens onto the former cells of the friars. Given its historical and heritage value, the property was classified as being of public interest in 1996. Most of this farmhouse is in a good state of repair, although there are some in the vicinity of the palace that need to be rebuilt. The side façades are marked by the arrangement of buttresses with pyramidal finials. The left side façade has a double-arched loggia on the upper floor, in the center of which a Serliano window has been opened. The estate also includes a dovecote and a leisure area by the River Nabão called Açude de Pedra. This magnificent Quinta could be used for historical/religious tourism, agro-tourism, irrigated agricultural production, cattle breeding, etc. Distances Tomar - 4Km Leiria - 65Km Paredes da Vitória Beach - 70Km Lisbon Airport - 130Km #ref: 105323

Herdade do Monte Grande ist ein integraler Bestandteil der Sociedade Agrícola Monte Grande, S.A. Es befindet sich im Bezirk Castelo Branco und hat eine Gesamtfläche von 1018 Hektar. Es hat eine pastorale Silvo-Berufung und hat die folgenden Kulturen: Steineichen, Korkeichen, Eukalyptus, unter anderem. #ref:6109

Heimat mit 520 Hektar im Castelo Branco Gebiet Herdade bestehend aus montiertem Azinho, montiert aus Kork, Ackerkultur, Kork- und Feigenbäumen verstreut, Busch und Teich / Damm w / 3ha. Ein Wohngebiet mit 65m2 und 700m2 Abhängigkeiten für landwirtschaftliche Tätigkeit. Gute Anbindung an asphaltierte Straße. Weitere Details sowie die Planung eines Besuchs kontaktieren Sie uns bitte. Vielen Dank E-Mail: Kontakt @bp-advisors.pt #ref:EXP_75

Excelente propriedade muito bem localizada com 675 hectares composta por bom eucaliptal a corte. Propriedade pouco ondulada e com bons acessos #ref:LMNLBOC

eautiful farm with 27 hectares in the municipality of Torres Vedras at 10 m. from the city centre, 5 m from the A 8 access and just 35 m from Lisbon. This farm has 16 houses, 8 of which have already been restored and with a communal swimming pool. It has an approved project for 10 typical agro tourism apartments with swimming pool. It has an annex with gym, Turkish baths and Jacuzzi. Also a hall for events with an area of 400m2, with an exterior of 200m2 for tents. A typical 1000 m2 cellar. 5 boxes for horses and an arena. This beautiful farm is located in an area where you can live in the middle of nature, enjoy a stunning landscape and absolute tranquility. Investors, don’t miss this opportunity and come and meet us. #ref:E-178

Quinta do Rocio has 17 ha of land area with a vineyard area of 15 ha. It contains an orchard and woodland. The property has a winery, various buildings associated with farming and other leisure activities (for example a pool and horse-riding ring) as well a historically significant house. Quinta do Rocio is in Alenquer, in the wine region now called Lisbon. Its first vines date back to 1503, when the navigator and discoverer of Brazil, Pedro Alvares Cabral acquired the property and began the plantation of the first vinyard. Since then the property passed through several families until in 1939 it was acquired by Tomás Sanches da Gama, the great grandfather of the current owner. The wine tradition of Quinta do Rocio is unquestionably linked to the personality of Sebastião José de Carvalho, Viscount of Chanceleiros (1833-1905). The Viscount of Chanceleiros is known for the innovative agricultural techniques he brought to Portugal in order to save the countries vineyards that were being decimated by the disease phylloxera. He replanted with American rootstocks and in doing so earned a place in the history of Portuguese viticulture. Today Quinta do Rocio known by some as ’Sintra of Alenquer,’ because of its lush woods and it continues its tradition of great wine terroir of the region. Quinta do Rocio and the other plots herein considered encompass several buildings. All are in good condition. The property contains agricultural machinery and its own winery, which is divided in three areas: laboratory, production and ageing. Aside from buildings associated with the farming activity Quinta do Rocio holds one of the most historically significant houses (Images 1 and 2) of the region, which is known for its impressive architecture beautiful gardens and thick woodland. Image 3 is of Fonte dos Passarinhos, a natural spring a short walk from the main house. #ref:PT_QUI_851