Quinta da Alegria, una magnífica propiedad del siglo XVIII situada en Sintra, Portugal, Patrimonio de la Humanidad de la UNESCO, a 30 km de Lisboa. La propiedad incluye un parque de 4 hectáreas, ajardinado con terrazas de piedra, césped, estanques reflectantes y árboles centenarios. Junto a la Quinta se encuentra el histórico Palacio de Seteais, un magnífico palacio neoclásico que hoy es un hotel
Quinta da Alegria is a magnificent 18th-century country estate in the picturesque town of Sintra, Portugal, a UNESCO World Heritage site located 30 km from Lisbon. The property features a 10-acre (about 4 hectares) park, landscaped with stone terraces, lawns, reflecting pools, and century-old trees. Adjacent to the Quinta is the historic Seteais Palace, a magnificent neoclassical palace that is no
Quinta da Alegria, una magnífica propiedad del siglo XVIII situada en Sintra, Portugal, Patrimonio de la Humanidad de la UNESCO, a 30 km de Lisboa. La propiedad incluye un parque de 4 hectáreas, ajardinado con terrazas de piedra, césped, estanques reflectantes y árboles centenarios. Junto a la Quinta se encuentra el histórico Palacio de Seteais, un magnífico palacio neoclásico que hoy es un hotel de cinco estrellas. La casa principal, de 1.160 m², tiene cuatro niveles, incluido el sótano. Un ascensor conecta el sótano con la tercera planta. Dispone de 6 dormitorios y 7 cuartos de baño. La biblioteca, una de las varias salas de recepción bellamente decoradas, cuenta con un notable techo pintado del siglo XVIII que representa la Ascensión de Cristo. Hay dos casas de invitados: una con tres dormitorios, tres cuartos de baño, un gran salón y una cocina, y la otra con un dormitorio y un cuarto de baño. También hay una casita para el cuidador con dos dormitorios, dos cuartos de baño, un salón y una cocina. La magnífica casa solariega del siglo XVIII se conocía anteriormente como Quinta da Cruz y fue diseñada por Daniel Gildemeester, cónsul holandés en Portugal. La gran fachada de la mansión está salpicada de puertas y balcones franceses. Adquirida por una familia principesca austriaca y restaurada a su esplendor original en 2007, la restauración de dos años ha dado lugar a un prestigioso certificado como propiedad de interés nacional. Bajo la terraza de la casa principal hay una piscina climatizada, cuya pared está decorada con un escudo de armas de azulejos azules tradicionales.
El parque ha conservado su diseño original del siglo XVIII. Numerosos senderos serpentean por el recinto, ofreciendo vistas de la llanura hasta el océano Atlántico y los castillos de Sintra. Por el camino, encontrará helechos de varios metros de altura, camelias, rosaledas, hortensias de varios colores y el Citrus Grove, hogar de naranjas, mandarinas y limones. Hay mucho por descubrir, como fuentes, estanques, ruinas y una gruta con vistas al lago, que es la pieza central de Quinta da Alegria. En la parte inferior de la propiedad, encontrará un jardín con diferentes tipos de cactus y un huerto. Sintra es famosa por sus románticos palacios e inmuebles históricos. No se pierda el vídeo https://youtu.be/Q0euk886dDk
Quinta da Alegria is a magnificent 18th-century country estate in the picturesque town of Sintra, Portugal, a UNESCO World Heritage site located 30 km from Lisbon. The property features a 10-acre (about 4 hectares) park, landscaped with stone terraces, lawns, reflecting pools, and century-old trees. Adjacent to the Quinta is the historic Seteais Palace, a magnificent neoclassical palace that is now a five-star hotel. The main house, with 12,486 square feet (1,160 sqm), consists of four levels, including the basement. There is an elevator from the basement to the third floor. It has 6 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms. The library, one of several grandly decorated reception rooms, features an outstanding 18th-century painted ceiling, depicting the Ascension of Christ. There are two guest houses: one with three bedrooms, three bathrooms, a large sitting room, and a kitchen, and another guest house with one bedroom and one bathroom. Additionally, there is a caretaker’s house with two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a sitting room, and a kitchen. The magnificent 18th-century manor house was formerly called Quinta da Cruz and was designed by Daniel Gildemeester, the Dutch consul in Portugal. The grand façade of the manor house is punctuated by French doors and balconies. Acquired by a princely Austrian family and restored to its original splendor in 2007, the two-year restoration earned a prestigious certificate as a property of national interest. Beneath the terrace of the main house is a heated swimming pool highlighted by a coat of arms made from traditional blue tiles adorns the wall. The park retains its original 18th-century design. Many trails wind through the terrain, offering views over the plain to the Atlantic Ocean and the castles of Sintra. Along the way, you’ll pass meter-high ferns, camellias, rose gardens, hydrangeas in various colors, and the ”Citrus Grove,” which has oranges, tangerines, and lemons. There is much to discover, such as fountains, ponds, ruins, and a grotto overlooking the lake, which is the centerpiece of Quinta da Alegria. At the bottom of the property, you’ll find a garden with various types of cacti and a vegetable garden with a variety of vegetables and flowers. Sintra is known for its romantic palaces, historic estates and stunning landscapes. Perfect for a peaceful retreat or prestigious investment. Don’t miss the video of this magnificent property via the link [hidden information]
The office, located close to the architecturally-imposing Palace Hotel, in Paço D’Arcos, has the Tagus River an
The office, located close to the architecturally-imposing Palace Hotel, in Paço D’Arcos, has the Tagus River and the Ocean as permanent neighbours. Its astonishing view, turns this place in a must-visit destination for anyone. In this privileged location, Portugal Sotheby´s International Realty strengthens its position as the country´s leading purveyor of luxury residential property. SimplesAzul Med Imob Lda AMI 8730