9 комнатыОбщая площадь 723 m²C.E.: Освобожденная собственность
One of the most emblematic property of the city of Portalegre. View of 360º over the city and hills of São Mamede. Consisting of 4 urban buildings structurally in good condition and the Castle of Torrejão. All the buildings have excellent views. Located near Portalegre and where it is possible to reach the city on foot in 2 minutes. The property is between the countryside and the city facing west and the Penha hill with a fantastic sunset. Great opportunity for a touristic investment, develop a horizontal property for the habitation market or even several other services. The castle tower is the icing on the cake and is one of the most beautiful views to the city of Portalegre. A restaurant, a bar with an extraordinary view could be developed from there. Each of the buildings has a good potential to expand and three of them could be raised one more floor. The exterior area has 1,365 ha, consisting of several cork oaks with good cork, olive trees and an area of eucalyptus. The areas of eah building are: Building 1 - 114 m2 Building 2 - 69 m2 Building 3 - 159,60 m2 Building 4 - 120,15 m2 Building 5 - Castle - 260m2 It has electrical connection, mains water next to the property, borehole and septic tanks for each building. It is just 5 minutes from the Hospital of Portalegre, several restaurants, supermarkets and other services. A very good and fast access to the highway to Estremoz. Only 2.5 hours from Lisbon and 40 minutes to Badajoz. #ref:MAS_32
Eligible investment property for Gold Visa purposes An emblematic palace in Portalegre, right in the heart of the city, with 1621.34 m2 of gross construction area, it has unique architectural features, unrivalled beauty and lots of natural light. It has a lift, lounges and large bedrooms. A 4520 square metre garden with trees from all over the world. High-quality finishes. It was the home of industrialist George Williams Robinson, who bought it in 1880 along with the surrounding land in Corredoura de cima, now the avenue that bears his name, where his son George Wellhouse Robinson would settle after his marriage. In the 1940s it was acquired by the family that still owns it. While the granite façade and entrance are reminiscent of a typical Portuguese house, the interior is English. The great hall with its English flagstone, the staircase that leads to the upper floor, the fireplaces with William Morris tiles in all the bedrooms and living rooms, the greenhouse where orchids were grown in the great hall and the shutters that connect directly to the garden. The garden is divided into terraces, with part garden and part vegetable garden. Large irrigation tank, supplied with spring water. #ref:11630
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