VillaSintra (Portugal)

Description
Glamorous palatial house, designed by the architect Raul Lino, overlooking the National Palace of Sintra.
Erected in 1921, the property was made to order and built on a boulder. Lino designed every aspect of the property, right down to the custom-made chandeliers and frescoes and extensive gardens that include a pond. Consisting of 9 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, several living rooms and even sea views. The succession of spaces, interior and exterior courtyards, are extremely rich. Space is shaped through the molding of Light. Light is not only used to illuminate architecture, but it is light itself, architecture!
Integration into harmonious and natural nature. Time here passes differently. The Penedos house, an iconic image of the village of Sintra, is a frequent calling card of Portugal and Sintra in particular. A unique space that can be a private residence, or to become an elite boutique-hotel or club-house, among other possibilities. Currently leased to an exclusive luxury elite hotel that makes an extension of its events there.
Patios, gardens and lake.
6,000m² of land;
1,300m² of construction;
Ground Floor: 4 lounges + 1 large living room + large terrace with a romantic pergola and access to the gardens + patio with a water fountain + balcony with 180° views + kitchen + entrance hall + team cafeteria + storage room.
1st Floor: 7 bedrooms with view + 3 bathrooms.
2nd Floor: spacious attic
Basement: 8 bedrooms with views + 2 bathrooms + 2 storage rooms.
Palatial house designed by architect Raul Lino, overlooking the National Palace of Sintra.
Built in 1921, this property was custom-made and constructed on a rocky outcrop. Lino designed every aspect of the property, from the custom-made chandeliers and frescoes to the extensive gardens that include a lake. With 9 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, multiple rooms, and even a sea view, the house is a testament to opulence. The succession of spaces, both interior and exterior, showcases extreme richness. The space is shaped by the molding of light. Light doesn't just serve to illuminate the architecture but is, in itself, the architecture!