This traditional Alentejo rural house has excellent road connections and offers easy access to the north or the south of the country. Located only 24 km from Lisbon, 12 km from Sintra, 22 km from Cascais and overlooking the Serra de Sintra.

The estate has great potential and comprises an urban area and a portion that Sintra Municipal Council's Master Plan (PDM) has designated as an area for services, facilities and other constructions.



The urban part of the estate benefits from six houses. A main house with four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a lounge, a kitchen, a pantry, a terrace and a private garden.



Another main house with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a lounge, a kitchen, a pantry and a garage.



A secondary house with two bedrooms, a bathroom, a lounge and a kitchen.



A further secondary house with one bedroom, a bathroom, a lounge, a pantry and a private garden.



There are two more secondary houses with one bedroom, a lounge with a kitchenette and a bathroom.



The estate features other constructions that comprise an office with three rooms and a bathroom, a workshop, a garage for four vehicles, a 300 sq m storage space, a greenhouse, an interior courtyard with traditional Portuguese paving that is shared by all the houses, an annexe, and a kennel with four indoor and outdoor compartments.



The service and equipment area has a 450 sq m warehouse with a 5.5-metre-high ceiling and a 7 m x 4 m gate. A 2,300 sq m warehouse with two entrances, five police-authorised clay pigeon shooting fields (using only biodegradable targets), a support building for the current sports activity with separate men's and women's bathrooms, a bar area, a restaurant and a kitchen complete this area.



A support building with an office and storage space, a car park for 200 vehicles, an uncovered riding arena, three courtyards with stables, one with five boxes, another with four boxes and a paddock, and the final one with two boxes and a paddock, all with washing areas and 2,000 sq m lake complete this incredible estate.

Sintra offers a cultural and natural landscape and the remarkable presence of its romantic architecture, resulting in its classification as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.



This part of Portugal is well-known for its mountains and monuments along with tourist and cultural points such as the Moorish Castle, the Pena National Palace, the Sintra National Palace, Quinta da Regaleira, and Monserrate Palace and Gardens.



It is close to local shops, restaurants, esplanades and cafes with regional sweets such as Casa Piriquita, Saudade Café and Fabrica de Queijadas - Recordação de Sintra, where we can find Sintra's famous delicacies and pastries.



There is easy access to beaches such as Praia da Ursa, Praia das Maçãs, Praia do Magoito, Praia de São Julião and also Cabo da Roca, known as the westernmost point of Mainland Europe. Locals have an excellent transport network and easy access to Cascais, Lisbon and the airport.



Please note all distances and measurements are approximate and for securit