68 农场 出售 高 在 Sintra, Lisboa, 葡萄牙, 直到 2.700.000 €

Quinta c/Moradia T3 c/ piscina. Área total do terreno: 1.651m²; área de implantação do edifício: 346,77 m²; área bruta de construção: 341,08m²; área bruta dependente: 123,08m²; área bruta privativa: 218m² e área descoberta: 1304,23m². Composto por: Piso 0: - Sala + cozinha em open space de 48,70m² equipado; - Lavanderia 3,92m² equipado; - Sala de estar de 17,75m² com recuperador de calor; - 3 quartos, sendo um deles suíte de 18,70m² c/ closet, casa de banho suíte de 3,90m² c/base de duche, sanita e lavatório, aquecedor de toalhas; 2 quartos de 9,03m² e 9,15m², ambos c/ roupeiro; - Casa de Banho de serviço de 10,74 m² c/ lavatório duplo, banheira de hidromassagem, cabine hidromassagem, aquecedor de toalhas. Piso 1: - Sala de 57,20 m² c/ closet; - Terraço fechado em marquise de 20,02 m²; - Casa de banho de serviço de 6,50 m² c/ lavatório, banheira de hidromassagem, cabine de hidromassagem, aquecedor de toalhas, aquecimentos elétricos individuais; estores elétricos, geridos por telefone; vídeo vigilância. Exterior: - Piscina de transbordo c/ jacuzzi, água aquecida; - Jardim c/ rega automática programada; - Biblioteca e WC; - ’Telheiro’ de 21,70 m²; - Sala de 36,80 m²; - ’Arrumos’; - Garagem para 2 carros + sala de 69,40 m²; - Arrumos ’Canil’ de 7,19 m²; - Cozinha equipada de apoio à piscina de 19,55m²; - Pergola; - WC c/ Sauna de 12,88m²; - Casa de motor de 4 m²; - Furo. - Portões automáticos de acesso aos veículos e calçada portuguesa nas zonas de circulação. Venda em conjunto com lote de terreno rústico com área total de 840m², junto à Quinta. Venha visitar Prometo que vai gostar! #ref:002.073.562

’Tapada’ is a 7.8-hectare property that is part of the Type I Partial Protection Area (APPI) regime and, at the same time, a Specific Intervention Area for the Cultural and Heritage Enhancement of the Cultural Landscape of Sintra. Next to the Capuchos Convent, in the heart of the Sintra-Cascais Natural Park, the property is distributed and classified by the following parcels: Housing (ruins) with an area of 0.003600 ha Pinhal Bravo with an area of 3.514700 ha Mixed forest with an area of 1.879200 ha Housing (ruins) with an area of 0.016200 ha Housing (ruins) with an area of 0.047000 ha Housing and agricultural dependences (ruins) with an area of 0.009200 ha Barren land with an area of 1.023600 ha Bush with an area of 1.202500 ha Paths with an area of 0.011200 ha With an opinion issued by the ICNF (Institute for the Conservation of Nature and Forests), this entity admits by letter of 2017 the possibility of recovering the existing buildings in ruins, and that there will be no expansion of the gross construction and implantation areas and that the buildings to be recovered must be in the same location where they are currently located. There also cannot be any change in their implementation. Namely, those with the following areas, 36 m2 + 162 m2 +470 m2 +92 m2, totaling 760 m2. The very special climate of this place, very humid, cool and gloomy, allowed this spot to survive several fires that devastated the Sintra mountains over time. In ’Tapada’ you can find hazel (Corylus avellana L.), boxwood (Buxus sempervirens L.), oak or roble (Quercus robur L.), chestnut (Castanea sativa L.), laurel (Laurus nobilis L.) arbutus (Arbutus unedo L.), yew (Taxus baccata), caledonia (Chelidonium majus L.), foxglove (Digitalis purpurea L.), holly (Ilex aquifolium L.), gilbardeira (Ruscus aculeatus L.), the ivy-leaf fetus (Asplenium hemionitis L.), the oaks-fetus (Davallia canariensis), among many of the other species that abound there, a notable example of Sintra’s forest. William Beckford, the English romantic writer, upon reaching this area and after walking miles on a wild and deserted hill, said the following: ’... at first glance it corresponds to the image of Robinson Crusoé’s address.’ 20 minutes from Sintra (EN 247) and 25 minutes from Cascais (N9-1), this property is unique for its location and natural beauty in the heart of the Sintra-Cascais Natural Park, with beautiful landscapes and viewpoints surrounded by enchanting vegetation - it seems that man has never been there. #ref:CB08-02K3BA

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

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