Malerisches Herrenhaus In Portugal

The 1,500-square-meter palace in Elvas is an architectural gem built in 1880 and fully renovated, blending its rich historical heritage with all modern comforts. Located on a vast 90,000-square-meter estate, this magnificent palace is set in a naturally beautiful environment, highlighted by its impressive botanical garden designed by the renowned landscaper Foreister.

The palace features 10 rooms, all exquisitely decorated in a classic style, each with an en-suite bathroom. Carefully selected antique furniture from dealers adds an air of elegance and sophistication to every corner of the building. The property also includes a swimming pool, perfect for warm days, and an elevator, ensuring accessibility to all floors of the residence.

Within the estate, there is an additional 200-square-meter house offering a cozy and private space for guests or staff.

It boasts impressive equestrian facilities, a true paradise for horse lovers, with 30 stables, a riding arena, a walker, a jumping track, and two other independent houses located next to these facilities, providing comfort and functionality for both riders and staff.

- Fountains
- Indirect lighting throughout the gardens at night
- Hundreds of species and various garden areas

These features make the palace not only a residence but also an expression of luxury, history, and nature, offering an unparalleled living experience in one of Portugal’s most charming regions.

Elvas, considered a World Heritage Site, is located in eastern Portugal, in the Portalegre district, and is a border city with Spain, just a few kilometers from the cities of Badajoz and Olivenza. The airport is 30 km away.

Elvas houses the largest collection of bastion fortifications in the world, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. The entire walled city is famous for its Roman aqueduct.