QUINTA DAS FONTAINHAS — Santo Quintino, Sobral de Monte Agraço, located 45 minutes from Lisbon City Center; Quinta das Fontainhas is a historic property from the eighteenth century, with a chapel, strong winemaking tradition, plenty of water and multiple agricultural and housing support buildings.The Property needs Interior and Exterior recovery works; The Quinta preserves an important winemaking heritage, including two stone mills, oak barrels, presses, agricultural implements and ornate tanks, all fed by its own water from springs. It also has two spring sources and four wells of excellent quality, which gives great autonomy and water richness to the set. In addition to the agricultural and heritage value, the property is located in the region of Sobral de Monte Agraço, a territory associated with the Lines of Torres, one of the most important defensive systems of the Peninsular War, reinforcing the historical and cultural value of its location. It has 9 Rustic Building Matrices and 5 Urban Building Matrices;PROPERTY INSTALLMENTS:Consisting of several urban and rustic building parcels, this set has the following dimension:• The total land area reaches about 69,769 m² (approximately 7 hectares), divided between 6.72 hectares of rustic land and 2,569 m² of urban land.• The gross construction area added to urban articles (excluding article 1360) is 1,225.80 m², of which 826.80 m² correspond to the private gross area and 399.00 m² to the dependent gross area.• The area of implantation of the urban buildings is 978.00 m². URBAN CONSTRUCTION AREAS:The urban complex includes several distinct buildings:• A house on the ground floor and first floor, with a cellar, two outbuildings, patio, backyard and patio, with a gross construction area of 384.20 m², of which 162.00 m² are private and 222.20 m² dependent.• A building on the ground floor and first floor, with a storage room and a ruined cattle house, with 224.60 m² of construction, of which 46.80 m² are private and 177.80 m² dependent.• A building on the ground floor and first floor, with terraced divisions and kitchen, patio and garden, with 240.00 m² of gross area of entirely private construction.• A ground floor building for storage and storage, with patio and patio, with 165.00 m² of entirely private construction.• A winery and animal house (assigned to warehouses and industrial activity), with 212.00 m² of entirely private construction. RUSTIC PLOTS:In the rustic soil, the property is distributed among the localities of Bacelos, Feiteiras, Barrocas and Terra da Mata, totaling 6.72 hectares with different agricultural aptitudes, including arable crops, vineyards, olive groves, pastures, vegetable gardens, bushes and even watercourse beds. ORIGINS & BUILDINGQuinta das Fontainhas was built in the eighteenth century, by order of José Gomes da Paz. In 1877 the celebration of public mass was authorized on the property, which at that time belonged to Vitorino José de Avellar Telles, an authorization that still exists and is affixed to a side wall of the farm.This is a family oratory in an angular compartment, that is, it included the usual domestic religious dimension of the time. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND IN THE FRENCH INVASIONSDuring the French Invasions (1807–1811), the municipality of Sobral de Monte Agraço was integrated into the First Line of Defense of the Lines of Torres Vedras, having played a strategic role, especially in the surroundings of the Fort of Alqueidão (about 2 km south of the village) it was the command post of the defenses at the top of the mountain range of Monte Agraço). Quinta das Fontainhas was used during this period, and it is still possible to perceive today, spaces for military use such as an armament warehouse, a stable area, among others.The Quinta enjoys Unobstructed Views over the Village of Malgas that at the time gave a strategic military vision over the Valley and surrounding areas. ACCESSIBILITY AND SURROUNDINGSLOCATION AND PROXIMITY:•Malgas is one of the localities of the parish of Santo Quintino, in the municipality of Sobral de Monte Agraço (District of Lisbon);•The parish is 40 km from Lisbon (45–55 min by car).MAIN ACCESSES:•A8 (Lisbon-Leiria) — Pêro Negro exit, following the N374 and N248/N248-1 to Sobral/Malgas. This is the most direct route from Lisbon.•A10 (Carregado-Benavente) — alternative via Arruda dos Vinhos, then connecting to the N248 to Sobral. Useful for those coming from the A1/Tagus valley.•Local connections via the EN115/N248/N248-1 ensure access between the villages of the municipality and to Mafra/Torres Vedras. DISTANCES/REFERENCE TIMES:•Lisbon (Centre/Campo Grande) → Malgas/Santo Quintino: 40 km 45–55 min on the A8.•Lisbon Airport (Humberto Delgado) → Malgas/Santo Quintino: 40–45 km via the A36 → A8 PUBLIC TRANSPORTBus (Liga Lisboa ↔ Sobral)• Line 87 (Boa Viagem) — Lisbon (Campo Grande), ↔ Sobral de Monte Agraço, on the A8; Approx. 55 min.• Local/intermunicipal network with several lines (e.g.: 50, 88, 17, 43, 57, 68, 87) that serve Sobral and nearby parishes.Train (West Line)• The Pêro Negro station (West Line) is 8 km from Sobral; from there you take a taxi/TP to the village/parishes. Useful connection for regional routes (Torres Vedras/Caldas). RELEVANT NEARBY TOWNS: NEARBY TOWNS AND VILLAGES:•Sobral de Monte Agraço (county seat) – 3 km 5 min• Mafra – 17 km 20 min•Torres Vedras – 18 km 20–25 min•Arruda dos Vinhos – 12 km 15 min•Alenquer – 15 km 20 min•Loures (center) – 27 km 30 min•Vila Franca de Xira – 28 km 30 min• Lisbon (center – Campo Grande/Marquês de Pombal) – 40 km 45 min•Humberto Delgado Airport (Lisbon) – 42 km 45 minref: 146591
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