Farm house with garden Cascais (Portugal) Price: $ 48,774,100 USD

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Surface 3 200 m² Bedrooms 22  Bathrooms 8  Land 26.1 ha

Quinta do Séc. XVII with 10 Houses, Land with 26.5 hectares, in Alcabideche, Cascais Old farm from the seventeenth century, fully recovered in Alcabideche, Cascais, with 26.5 hectares of land, served by the Ribeira da Penha Longa. Composed by: 1 Main manor house with Chapel plus 9 houses, accounting for a total of 1,500m2 of built and fully recovered area. Additionally, it has 1 Tennis Court, 1 Gymnasium, 1 Party Room and 1 Garage for +/- 7 Cars. There are even more buildings with about 3,500m2 to recover. Excellently located, on the limits of the municipality of Cascais, with the municipality of Sintra and included in the Sintra-Cascais Natural Park.Served by all types of commerce and services, pharmacies, supermarkets and transport. Cascais Shopping is 4 minutes away and Cascais Hospital is 3 minutes away. Access to the A16 and A5 in 2 minutes. CREL, CRIL and IC19 at 8 minutes.Unique property in the area, benefiting from its fantastic location, combined with an already unusual size (26.5 hectares), which allows it to offer exceptional tranquillity, description and nature reserve, combined with a great proximity to urban valences.Excellent opportunity, with high potential for investment and with the possibility of conversion into a Charming Hotel or Rural Tourism.CASCAISCascais was born as a fishing village, but nowadays it is the terraces, restaurants and shops that enliven the bay and the historic centre.A first tour will serve to feel the connection to the sea and the relaxed spirit of those who live in Cascais. The palaces of the XVIII century. In the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries of aristocratic character, they are now cultural and leisure spaces, which make known more about the history of this village. Such as the Museum of the Counts of Castro Guimarães, the House of Santa Maria, the Lighthouse of Santa Marta or the Museum of the Sea - King D. Carlos. Very close to the latter, we cannot fail to notice the Casa das Histórias de Paula Rego, a contemporary building of very peculiar architecture, where you can find part of the works of the Portuguese artist and which is worth visiting.Right by the sea, at one of the highest points, we see the Palácio da Cidadela, home of the former governor of Cascais, the one chosen by King D. Luís for his residence. It is currently under the supervision of the Presidency of the Portuguese Republic. On the side facing the sea, you can see the Cascais Marina.Naturally, the proximity of the Atlantic has always helped to keep alive the tradition of fishing and water sports, in which sailing stands out. The conditions of the Cascais Marina, the calm sea, the climate, the beaches and the heritage are more than enough reasons to be a choice for many sailors who spend their holidays here and for frequent regattas, whether for leisure or competition.Although close to the sea, one of the aspects that draw attention and that is due to the microclimate of this area, is the fact that there is a lot of trees and green spaces, such as the Marechal Carmona Park. Don't forget that we are in a part of the Sintra-Cascais Natural Park.On the northern edge of the village, Boca do Inferno is one of the most visited sites. It is an impressive rock formation where we can observe the force of nature and the sea. Further on, we see the Fort of São Jorge de Oitavos and, about 10 km away, is Guincho Beach, another sea scenery that awaits us for a good meal of fresh fish or seafood. It is one of the main surfing and windsurfing spots on the Portuguese coast that is part of world championships.Cascais is also recognised in Golf. The various courses located here are considered some of the best in the world and are part of international championships. They allow a quality practice, with various levels of experience and demanding challenges, in a pleasant environment all year round. Energy Rating: A+ #ref:NR5703