HouseAbrantes (Portugal)

Price :

$1,178,900

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Surface1,008 m²bedrooms7 land791 m²

Discover this magnificent 19th-century palace, meticulously renovated by an architect, becoming a jewel in the heart of Abrantes.
Upon entering this palace, we are greeted by an elegant entrance hall, which immediately guides us to a stunning garden with 443 square meters or to the first floor. On the ground floor, the property offers three bedrooms, including a master suite, an exclusive bathroom for the garden and a charming guest apartment, which has a living room with kitchenette and a bedroom suite.
The first floor, facing the street, reveals three majestic rooms connected to each other, ornamented with two elegant fireplaces, giving each space a unique and distinct atmosphere. Facing the garden, this floor includes a dining room and a kitchen, both with access to a terrace. This floor also features three additional bedrooms and two bathrooms with bathtubs.
On the upper floor, you will find an additional bedroom, along with ample storage space.
The garden, in the process of meticulous planning, promises to be a contemplative and sensory oasis, complete with an enchanting swimming pool.
Every detail of this palace reflects exceptional refinement and uniqueness, from the delicate ornaments to the artistically crafted ceilings. This property is, unquestionably, a palace of unique and incomparable charm.
Abrantes, a historic and serene city
Located on a hillside next to the Tagus River, Abrantes has played a crucial strategic role throughout history. From its highest point, you can enjoy a spectacular panorama of the Tagus River, encompassing Beira Baixa, Ribatejo and Alentejo.
It was here that the Moors built a castle, later conquered by D. Afonso Henriques, the 1st King of Portugal, and donated to the Order of Santiago de Espada for defense and colonization purposes.
In the nineteenth century, the region was invaded and occupied by Napoleonic troops, until their expulsion four years later, with the heroic resistance of the local population and the help of British troops.
Today, Abrantes is a quiet and charming village, known for its flowery streets and picturesque white houses, once voted the most flowery in Portugal.