luxury farmhouses with reception room for sale Sintra, Portugal

An Investment with History, Income and a FutureLocated opposite the National Palace of Queluz, in one of Portugals most emblematic and historic areas.A rare opportunity with an approved PIP, immediate income potential and multiple possibilities for development and operation. The Property Total area: 4,513 m² Main T4 residence 2 floors, 424 m² gross area Two-family residence with 2 interconnected T3 apartments Event hall integrated into the estate Storage rooms, outbuildings and private outdoor area Approved PIP ready to buildPrivate condominium comprising 16 T2 apartments (72.80 m² each), distributed across 4 two-storey blocks.Each apartment includes:Living room, kitchen and dining area2 bedroomsBathroom, entrance hall and circulation areasPlanned infrastructure: 25 private parking spaces + 30 public spaces 1,029 m² private outdoor area 845 m² green area 604 m² equipment area Maximum height: 8 m | 2 floors In accordance with the PDM utilisation index 0.25 Keep the Quinta as it is? It can also be a business. Rural tourism uniquely close to Queluz National Palace Local accommodation Event venue weddings, christenings and corporate events LocationNext to the Queluz Agricultural SchoolEasy access to the A9, A16, IC19 and EN117Shops, schools, hospital and public transport nearbyJust minutes from Lisbon and Sintra Legal NoticeUnder Decree-Law 10/2024 of 8 January, the property does not have a use licence or the required planning and urban development titles. Contact me for further information and clarification. AI-generated images used to illustrate the potential of the approved PIP.Quinta dos Santiagos is more than just a property it is an asset with character, history and significant potential for appreciation. Contact me for more information or to arrange a viewing.

An Investment with History, Income and a FutureLocated opposite the National Palace of Queluz, in one of Portugals most emblematic and historic areas.A rare opportunity with an approved PIP, immediate income potential and multiple possibilities for development and operation. The Property Total area: 4,513 m² Main T4 residence 2 floors, 424 m² gross area Two-family residence with 2 interconnected T3 apartments Event hall integrated into the estate Storage rooms, outbuildings and private outdoor area Approved PIP ready to buildPrivate condominium comprising 14 T2 apartments (72.80 m² each), distributed across 4 two-storey blocks.Each apartment includes:Living room, kitchen and dining area2 bedroomsBathroom, entrance hall and circulation areasPlanned infrastructure: 25 private parking spaces + 30 public spaces 1,029 m² private outdoor area 845 m² green area 604 m² equipment area Maximum height: 8 m | 2 floors In accordance with the PDM utilisation index 0.25 Keep the Quinta as it is? It can also be a business. Rural tourism uniquely close to Queluz National Palace Local accommodation Event venue weddings, christenings and corporate events LocationNext to the Queluz Agricultural SchoolEasy access to the A9, A16, IC19 and EN117Shops, schools, hospital and public transport nearbyJust minutes from Lisbon and Sintra Legal NoticeUnder Decree-Law 10/2024 of 8 January, the property does not have a use licence or the required planning and urban development titles. Contact me for further information and clarification. AI-generated images used to illustrate the potential of the approved PIP.Quinta dos Santiagos is more than just a property it is an asset with character, history and significant potential for appreciation. Contact me for more information or to arrange a viewing.

Quinta de Santo António Equestrian Club | Milharado A unique equestrian retreat just a few kilometres from Lisbon, with direct access to the A8 motorway and only 15 minutes from the airport. Set on 2 hectares, this property combines tradition, high-level training and horseball, standing out as a singular reference in Portugal’s equestrian landscape. Fully operational, it currently hosts riding lessons and regular horseball practice, featuring a rare asset on the market: three complete riding arenas. Equestrian Facilities • Main indoor arena: 800 sqm, with 160 sqm grandstand seating for approx. 250 people • Secondary indoor arena: 234 sqm, including a round pen structure • Outdoor arena: 1,500 sqm, silica footing, drainage system and viewing stand • LED lighting throughout most areas • 34 active stables (+2 inactive), with natural ventilation, automatic drinkers and feeders; 30 currently occupied • 5 paddocks, horse washing area, and parking for trucks/trailers Support & Infrastructure • Two warehouses (104 sqm and 100 sqm) • Two tack rooms with individual lockers • Common room (48 sqm) and private classroom (15 sqm) • Public water supply plus private borehole • Three-phase electricity and generator installation possibility • Easy access for heavy vehicles “O Picadeiro” Restaurant A 187 sqm fully equipped restaurant with refrigeration, coffee service and smoke extraction. Renovated in 2018, currently inactive since the pandemic. Residential & Leisure Areas • Main house with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, living room and kitchen • Two additional one-bedroom houses (40 sqm and 60 sqm) • Former 250 sqm wine cellar converted into a 2-bedroom house • 16 x 8 m swimming pool, changing rooms and support bar • Chapel, fruit trees, children’s playground, and parking for approx. 30 cars A distinctive property with no known structural issues or flood history — ideal for equestrian operations, events, or a hospitality project linked to the equestrian world.

Historic Estate with Exceptional Investment Potential at the Gateway to Lisbon This remarkable country estate is a true heritage treasure on the outskirts of Lisbon. Its history, strategic location, 12,100sqm of land and approximately 2,700sqm of covered area make it an exceptional investment opportunity. Located at the entrance to Lisbon, the property lies just minutes from Lisbon International Airport and benefits from direct access to the country’s principal road networks, including the A1, A8, A12 and Vasco da Gama Bridge. Its architectural character and versatile layout offer outstanding potential for a range of high-value projects, including a premium events venue for weddings, galas and large corporate gatherings; a charming or boutique hotel focused on cultural and luxury tourism; a prestigious national or international corporate headquarters; or an exclusive gated residential development integrated within a historic setting. The property, fully enclosed 12,100sqm estate comprises several independent and adaptable structures. At its heart stands an imposing two-storey manor house with approximately 1,200sqm. The complex also includes two secondary residences, suitable for staff, guests or operational support, as well as traditional ancillary buildings, including an old wine cellar, spacious garages, large warehouses and characteristic outbuildings ready for rehabilitation. Classified as a Property of Public Interest, the manor house reflects the harmonious transition between 17th-century Mannerism and late 18th-century Neoclassicism. Its design is attributed to the celebrated architect José Costa e Silva, responsible for Lisbon’s Teatro Nacional de São Carlos. The main façade displays an imposing classical symmetry reminiscent of the Palácio de Seteais. The integrated chapel features a rare octagonal central plan, crowned by a monumental dome decorated with coloured stucco and elevated galleries connected to the noble floor. In addition to its numerous bedrooms, the residence offers eight reception rooms enriched with well-preserved frescoes and mural paintings. Outside, Mediterranean woodland and formal boxwood gardens create an atmosphere of privacy and tranquillity. An extraordinary opportunity to invest in history, architecture and long-term value at the gateway to Lisbon.

Quinta das Acácias, with its Manor House and Chapel, dates from 1713, having resisted the devastation caused by the 1755 earthquake, which tragically devastated Lisbon and the entire area around it.It is located at the top of the hill overlooking the Serra do Socorro, with stunning views over it, It was a privileged reference point of the communication and observation station of the Lines of Torres, where the Chapel of Nª Srª do Socorro and some buildings that were the Duke of Wellington's headquarters during the French invasions still exist, known locally as Wellingstons Eagle's Nest.The parish of Azueira, was once very prosperous and important in the political and economic domains, being an historical testimony of this, some farms that belonged to prominent and influential members of the society at the time, such as Quinta das Acácias, which was an integral part of the vast heritage of a high military rank, nicknamed Brunette Gorjão, whose widow lived there until the middle of the 20th century, leaving no descendants.The manor House and the Chapel are located in front of the Brunette Square, whose name perpetuates the memory of the family of José Brunette Gorjão, the grandfather of the last owner of the farm. It maintains the original architecture and features, as well as many materials and construction elements, inside.The last owners, made some adjustments and restorations, maintaining the original design, as well as some ceilings, floors, stonework, sculptures and tiles of the time.Appart from the Manor House and Chapel, there are leisure and support facilities, such as:Rustic housing for caretakers, close to the farm's service entrance (old Iron Gate), located in a strategic location.Stables with boxes, harness room, storage for straw and rations, riding arena with sound installation, support facilities for keepers and / or equitors and Paddock.Small sports park, with multipurpose ring for skating, volleyball, basketball, futsal or tennis.Small playground.Boxes for service vehicles and agricultural implements.Poultry house, two side gardens, varied fruit trees; this set being hidden by hedges and vines.Lake with artificial island and vegetation suitable for birds, reptiles and other exotic animals.An unusual well, which can be visited down to the water level through masonry stairs, with an engraving of the year of construction (1713).Mine dug in the rock, with a spring, whose underground retention basin has a terrace protected with railings, providing very pleasant visits, especially in the summer.Fountain with bronze sculptures of great beauty and artistic value, with several fountains.Swimming pool with large spout, wraparound marble floor with non-slip treatment and balconies with views of stunning landscapes.Vast area of the farm is landscaped with lawns and lush vegetation.Highlighted, between the main gate and the service gate, is the old wine mill and warehouse, an imposing ensemble, the size of which now allows it to be a great social hall for various parties, keeping a large smoke-fireplace with interior side benches in stone, allowing people to sit during the winter nights while burning great trunks of wood, besides the possibility to cure sausages or homemade hams. This set includes a support kitchen, two mezzanine bedrooms, pantries, wine cellars, two bathrooms and interior communication to the main garage, with room for 9 cars.It is not by chance that the description of the Manor House and Chapel, are at the end of this visit to the past, as it is the newest built area, it deserves special mention due to the historical importance that it contains, being currently ex-libris of the village and, its chapel, a place of worship and devotion, especially when it hosts Our Lady of Fatima Peregrina with some frequency and, every seventeen years, Our Lady of Nazaré whose Syrian is a devout festive manifestation of the people of the West and of many devotees from all over the world. The owners of Quinta das Acácias, open the Chapel to people on these and other occasions of worship. In addition to communicating with the outside, there is a direct connection to private rooms.Continuing the visit, we count on five suites, three lounges, huge dining room, dining room, office, 2 standard bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, huge and characteristic old kitchen fully adapted, pantry and laundry area. The master suite opens onto a panoramic terrace / solarium, with views not only of the entire farm, but also of the Serra do Socorro: a stunning scenery.Also noteworthy is the fact that sills, stairs, lintels, some benches and other stonework, are made of original stone, as well as some floors. Also original, are some ceilings and wooden floors, recovered and treated. An interesting detail is that all the windows have side stone benches characteristic of the time, also known as lovers benches.Many tile panels with religious motifs and others in use at the time, enrich interior and exterior walls, as well as stone niches and an alabaster, complete the decorative details, presumably also of original construction, some with sculptures.The historical references around this farm, its families, French invasions, geographic involvement, ethnography and others, are so vast that it will be worthwhile to address and deepen them, either as an interest or merely out of curiosity.In addition to strictly residential use, Quinta das Acácias is an excellent place for holding events, especially weddings, which can be celebrated in the chapel itself, meeting conditions for wedding service and accommodation for grooms and / or guests, with plenty of pleasant, landscaped spaces, with a huge swimming pool, lakes and fountains, in addition to the equestrian and sporting aspect. It is also a great place for birthday parties, bachelor parties, group meetings, companies and others.Features:Exterior Features - Barbeque pit; Garden; Permit Parking; Swimming Pool; Terrace-Deck; Interior Features - Entrance Hall; Fire Place; Built In Appliances; En-suite Bathroom; Built-In Wardrobes; Views - Mountain; Garden; Open Area; Listing Features - Garage; Balcony; Appliances Included; Storage Room; Chamber en Suite;