luxury architect house for sale Marvão, Portugal

Art Nouveau style palace, reveals an entire era in its style and materials used.Homestead, with architect signature, from the early twentieth century, presents itself as a good possibility of use for tourism or mixed business activity.It has a remarkable history, always as a family home, does not present constraints to new uses at this time.With garden and attachments also easily integrated in a new form of use to the property, this product can serve as a basis for projects of diverse use always with the guarantee of quality and harmony that this property offers. Its construction dates back to the early twentieth century and has elements in it that reveal the taste of the bourgeoisie of the time, mixing classical and revivalist references with the new trends of the time, with the use of materials from Central Europe. (N / REF 654) (M.A) Specific Features Detached house4 floors945 m² builtT114 bathroomPlot of 1,758 m²Second hand / good conditionNorth, South OrientationIt has no heatingEnergy certification: in process Energy Rating: D ref:654

Near Estremoz, an Alentejo estate comprising traditional dwellings, olive groves and crops.. Five minutes from Estremoz, an estate built in the early 2000s brings together several traditional Alentejo dwellings around an architectural design that respects the old volumes. The complex covers nearly 500 square metres of living space, divided between a main residence organised into two wings connected by arches, a separate house and an annex near the swimming pool. Each wing has its own entrance. The four and a half hectares of hilly land feature an olive grove, an orchard and a vegetable garden irrigated by two boreholes, an old well and a pond. Water self-sufficiency allows for agricultural use without dependence on the mains supply. The proximity of Estremoz does not detract from the tranquillity of the location. With its layout and multiple spaces, the property is equally suited to family life, a hospitality project or a retirement home in the Alentejo hinterland.

Near Borba, in the Alentejo, Quinta do General, a 16th-century estate featuring a mansion designed by Raul Lino. 400 years in the same family. That figure speaks for itself. It simply raises the question of what one gives up when passing on a place like this. Quinta do General dates back to the 16th century. Architect Raul Lino left his mark on the property, expanding the manor house with the precision and sensitivity that characterize his work. The 18th-century private chapel, adorned with azulejos, bears witness to what the great families of the Alentejo built for themselves when they built for eternity. The landscaped gardens, the spacious salons, the nine bedrooms: a setting that four centuries of continuous care have maintained in a condition that few Portuguese estates can claim.