Palace Farm And Rustic House In S. Maria And S. Miguel, S. Martinho, S. Pedro Penaferrim
12 Beds
8 Baths
9,688 Sqft
8.65 Ac lot
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About the Property
Following a project dating from 1963, Quinta Nova de S. Pedro - Sintra was built during the first half of the 60’s and completely restored in the middle of the 80’s. Located in a total area of 35,000 m2, the main building has total of 900 m2, divided into halls, rooms and support facilities. It also has a caretaker’s house, annexes for housing animals, tennis court, swimming pool, pool support a
Following a project dating from 1963, Quinta Nova de S. Pedro - Sintra was built during the first half of the 60’s and completely restored in the middle of the 80’s. Located in a total area of 35,000 m2, the main building has total of 900 m2, divided into halls, rooms and support facilities. It also has a caretaker’s house, annexes for housing animals, tennis court, swimming pool, pool support annex, water tank supplied by a natural spring, and a vast area of garden and forest park divided between lawns and various plant species.
S. Pedro de Sintra, as well as the town of Sintra, has always been a place of choice, thanks to its mild summers and mild winters, as a result of the specific microclimate caused by the natural conditions provided by the Serra de Sintra.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Historic Center of Sintra, in which the property is located, represents a unique setting in the world in terms of landscape richness, justified by its surroundings of great natural and architectural beauty, denoting a combination of traces in deep harmony. with the surrounding natural environment; Quinta Nova represents a clear example of this situation. Presenting a design with various examples of what is traditional Portuguese architecture, but with a deep rationality in the use of interior spaces.
Several illustrious figures, elected this area as a place of choice, as a reference, the Kings of Spain, at the time of their exile, had in S. Pedro de Sintra one of their refuges.