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The history of Quinta da Fonte Velha is confused with the history of Sintra. A property with 11 hectares, inserted in the Natural Park of Serra de Sintra, whose origin dates back to the ancient times of the monarchy. Its natural characteristics, combined with the privileged location in Colares, next to the Village of Penedo, make it a unique and exclusive place to live, and with potential for the creation of nature tourism projects. There is the possibility of recovery of the existing ruined construction, in the urban part of the property, with 650 m2 of construction area and 237m2 of implantation area, located in the urban rehabilitation area (ARU) of Colares - Almoçageme. The Farm has important water resources, enhanced by the existence of 5 water mines and 3 reservoirs. It also presents an extensive variety of species such as, for example, weeds, acacia trees, chestnut trees, walnut trees, medronheiros, pines, lemon trees, among other species native to the Sintra forest. There will be few places that offer the panoramic view of Quinta da Fonte Velha. An unimpeded view that extends through the green mantle of the Natural Park to the Pena Palace. It is still possible to see the sea and the entire surrounding area of Sintra. It is 5 minutes away from the Historic Centre of Sintra, 9 minutes from the best beaches in the region, 15 minutes from Cascais and 40 minutes from Lisbon. Schedule your visit today and come to know an exclusive place, surrounded by the exuberant and unique nature of the Serra de Sintra, where peace and tranquility is. As José Saramago said at the Convent Memorial, ’Sintra would give a good paradise in case God made another attempt.’ #ref:CB03-0562

Sintra: A Renewed Historical Legacy Sintra, a historical treasure of Portugal, is a mosaic of eras that stretch from the Bronze Age to the present day, including the era of Queen D. Amélia. The village is a living testament to Roman history and Muslim influence. Sintra’s romantic architecture is so distinctive that it earned it the title of Cultural Landscape by UNESCO, a recognition that celebrates both its natural beauty and its built heritage. Interestingly, despite being one of the densest urban centers in Portugal, Sintra preserves its village charm, resisting transformation into a city. Héliodoro, 81: A Preserved Cultural Heritage Héliodoro, 81, is more than a building; It is a bearer of culture, a mirror of memories and ancient times. This chalet is a prime candidate for protection and enhancement, reflecting the importance of preserving our cultural heritage. The renovation project at Héliodoro, 81, is a tribute to the past and a step towards the future. The aim is to maintain the original façade, respecting the historical and architectural identity of the building, while modernizing the interior spaces for contemporary functionality. The rehabilitation is a careful balance between tradition and modernity, using construction methods and materials that respect the essence of the chalet, while giving it a modern touch. Interior Customization Options The new owner will have the unique opportunity to personalize the chalet’s interior by choosing between three meticulously planned options: Version 1: T2 + Independent T1 Attic Floor: Two spacious bedrooms and a bathroom, complemented by a circulation area. 1st floor: A welcoming atrium, large kitchen, sanitary installation and a comfortable living room. Floor 0: A master bedroom, a combination kitchen and living room, and a bathroom. Version 2: T2 + T1+1 with Internal Connection Attic Floor: Maintains the layout of Version 1. Floor 1: Similar to Version 1, with a slightly more compact sanitary installation. Floor 0: Adds a large office to the layout, ideal for those who work from home. Version 3: T2 + T2+1 with Internal Connection Attic Floor: Same as previous versions. Floor 1: Includes a slightly larger bathroom than in Version 2. Floor 0: Offers an additional bedroom and an office, perfect for larger families or hosting guests. Each option was designed with the utmost care to ensure that the Héliodoro chalet, 81, is not just a home, but a piece of history that continues to evolve with its new chapter. #ref: 119411

MAKE THE BEST DEAL WITH US Discover the most recent mansion in the historic center of Sintra, with a housing tourism project in the final stages of approval, comprising: 2nd floor: 3 suites + 1 single room with lounge 1st floor: 4 double suites + 1 superior suite with lounge Floor 0: 4 double suites + 1 superior suite with lounge Floor -1: Bar + breakout room + 2 living rooms + 2 dining rooms Floor -2: 1 suite + 1 suite with living room Attachment: 1st floor: Studio consisting of kitchen, bedroom and bathroom. Floor 0: Garage You can also enjoy a garden with 1700m2 and private parking in the palace. In addition to being an extraordinary property, it has excellent access to transport: - 2 min from Sintra train station; - 1 min by bus; Having gastronomic experiences on the doorstep is what your guests want: - 2 minutes from the restaurant ’A Raposa’; - 3 minutes from the ’Incomum by Luis Santos’ restaurant; - 2 minutes from the ’Raíz Sintra’ restaurant; - 10 min Café Paris. For moments of relaxation, you can take the opportunity to discover the city: - 7 min Palace of the Villa; - 15 min Monserrate Park; - 20 min Pena Palace; - 15 min Palace and Quinta da Regaleira. Sintra, Monte da Lua, is a place full of magic and mystery where nature and Man come together in such a perfect symbiosis that UNESCO has classified it as a World Heritage Site. Sintra is a tourist town at the foot of the Sintra Mountains in Portugal, close to the capital, Lisbon. Long a royal sanctuary, its wooded grounds are studded with pastel farmhouses and palaces. The National Palace of Sintra, in Moorish and Manueline style, is distinguished by its two stunning identical chimneys and elaborate tiles. The hilltop 19th-century Pena National Palace is known for its extravagant design and stunning views. We take care of your credit process, without bureaucracy, presenting the best solutions for each client. Credit intermediary certified by Banco de Portugal under number 0001802. We help you with the whole process! Contact us directly or leave your information and we’ll follow-up shortly #ref:RF92865

This large plot consists of a rustic part with 18,136 m2 and an urban part concerning ruins with 1920 m2 to rehabilitate. The ruins in the urban part may be the subject of a project with housing feasibility, to be presented at CMS. The land is classified in the Sintra PDM in the class of spaces for extractive industries and there is a feasibility study for the extraction of ornamental stone from the site, which makes it an excellent investment opportunity as well. #ref:CB08-221115

10 minutes from the historic center of Sintra and a few hundred meters from the Moorish Castle, the Miradouro de Santa Eufémia and the Palácio da Pena, on a vast plot of 8,260m2 with gardens, lakes and lush vegetation in the National Park Sintra-Cascais. The main building, a Palacete with the date 1810 inscribed on the majestic entrance, features tiles from the time, along with intricate details in stone, which punctuate its secular facade, full of history surrounded by the buconic landscape of the natural park of Sintra, classified by UNESCO in 1955 as a World Heritage Site. Spread over 4 floors, it is connected to a secondary body, which is proposed to be demolished and replaced by a current building camouflaged in the beautiful garden that characterizes the landscape. The building complex, totalling around 1,100 sqm, also has a pavilion, a small chapel, a garage and a secondary house (in ruins) outside the complex, with a private patio, and a water reservoir with a capacity of 763 sqm , all for full renovation. The beauty and mystery of Sintra triggered, especially at the end of the century. XVIII, a search by foreigners in order to settle in this area, mostly by the English. In 1787, the English millionaire William Beckford arrives in Sintra to live in the Palace of Seteais. The last wave of great lords of Monserrate belonged to the English and the Cook family in particular. In 1846, Francis Cook, a wealthy textile entrepreneur, built the palace of Monserrate and settled here from the 1860s onwards. In 1870 he was made Viscount of Monserrate by D. Luís. Quinta das Camélias is an integral part of the history of Sintra, dates back to the 18th century (1810) with the construction of the Chalet, the pavilion and the garage, its main proximity points being the Moorish Castle, who lived there until 1147, when Since Sintra was handed over to D. Afonso Henriques, strategically and in order to defend the territory, the management of the village of Sintra and its term was donated to Gualdim Pais, master of the Order of the Temple, receiving a charter in 1154. With the settlement of Christian populations, the old Islamic Quarter gave way to a medieval village that lasted until the 16th century. XV. In this Medieval village is integrated the Church of São Pedro de Canaferrim, built between the two belts of walls. We cannot fail to mention the icon Palácio da Pena, whose construction dates back to the 12th century, when there was a chapel dedicated to Nossa Senhora da Pena where, in this same location, King Manuel I had a monastery built, the Real Mosteiro de Nossa Senhora da Pena. Senhora da Pena, later handed over to the Order of São Jerónimo. In 1850, after the religious orders were extinguished, D. Fernando II acquired the Convent of São Jerónimo and transformed it into the romantic Pena Palace, which encompassed a vast park of exotic trees. With the implementation of the republic in 1910, it was classified as a National Monument. This emblematic project is in the final appraisal phase, Request for Prior Information by OODA for the reconfiguration of the Palacete set and secondary body, with a total gross building area of 1086.22m2 (useful area of 980.73m2), as well as the highlight is the conversion of the Garage into a detached house with garden and private pool with a total gross building area of 160 m2 (useful area of 132.66 sqm). Your next story-filled project! #ref:PAL_149

Videos on movie symbol, above. In the heart of the ’Vila de Sintra’, next to the National Palace, you will find this unique opportunity of purchase. Location in ARU zone - Urban Rehabilitation Area. Plot with a total of 6520m2, result of the sum of 2 plots, 1 rustic with 5640m2 and 1 urban with 880m2. In this last one, there is a villa with traditional Portuguese design, with a total of 520m2, for remodeling, composed of ground floor, 1st floor and habitable attic and terraces. Distribution of Divisions Lower R/C 3 studios with kitchenette and full bathroom, with entrance separate from the rest of the villa Upper R/C 2 bedrooms, 2 kitchens, pantry, living room with fireplace, dining room, 2 full bathrooms Loft Fully habitable with full bathroom Land construction area for another purpose: 1.630m2, maximum 9m2 height (2 floors above ground) and 326m2 underground. These numbers can be increased in case of a Municipal Interest Project or Collective Use Contact me to find out more about this opportunity. #ref:CB01-0259

昆塔圣安东尼奥位于辛特拉村，以其浪漫的建筑而闻名，被列为辛特拉文化景观，联合国教科文组织世界遗产 它位于中心区域，交通便利，步行即可到达令人惊叹的辛特拉国家宫殿，佩纳宫，壮丽的Quinta da Regaleira和着名的摩尔人城堡还有其他景点和这个宏伟村庄的基本商业 目前，Quinta de Santo António拥有豪华酒店项目的活跃建筑许可证，周围环绕着周围的自然风光和俯瞰辛特拉山的壮丽景观总建筑面积为1114.57平方米，30张床位，餐厅80个床位，酒吧32个停车位和停车场提出修改草案仍然是可行的，这使得它对旅游投资非常有吸引力 在这个村庄，我们可以找到葡萄牙历史上几乎所有时代的证词这是一个具有特定特征的文化和环境背景的村庄：一个在众多宫殿和公园中保持完好无损的文化单元;庄园及其花园和树林;插入茂密植被中间的宫殿和小木屋;广阔的围墙部分，加冕山脉的最高峰还有悬崖，树林和喷泉之间的一组冥想修道院：教堂，小教堂和修道院，信仰和艺术的世俗极点;简而言之，在考古遗迹的整合中，文化统一完好无损，这些遗迹指向几千年来的职业 只有您的访问，您才能欣赏到这个宏伟的昆塔的真实事物 #ref:CB01-0396