For Sale | Ruin On Urbanizable Land | In Galamares, Sintra

For sale - Ruin on Urbanizable Land with approximately 10,500m2, featuring the implementation of a dwelling and a ruin for complete restoration. There’s also the possibility of constructing another residence with approximately 457m2 + 91m2 for a garage and technical areas. The existing ruins belong to a Renaissance residence dating back to 1556.

The land currently has an architectural project submitted to the Sintra municipality, awaiting licensing for the restoration of the dwelling and existing ruin. Additionally, it has an expired approved PIP (Pre-application Request).

The land falls within the Natural Spaces Class, being urbanizable and within areas of low-density urban space, according to the Municipal Master Plan. It offers a view of the Sintra mountain range and Pena Palace, with excellent sun exposure.

Existing urban infrastructure includes
roads
water supply network
electricity network
and telecommunications network.

History:
Vila Cosme was built in 1556 by Cosme de Lafetá, the son of a Milanese merchant named João Francisco Lafeitar (later aportuguesado to Lafetá), who traded products from India and participated in Vasco da Gama’s second armada. Cosmo, his son, held various positions in India, including captain-major during the siege of Chaul. In 1571 and 1598, he was granted the captaincies of Sofala and Diu. In the 17th century, the property became part of the domains of the Counts of Soure, still descendants of the Lafetás. On December 20, 1879, it was acquired by Sir Francis Cook, a wealthy English merchant, art collector, and the first Viscount of Monserrate. The estate was named after the nearby property he purchased in 1855, considering that the old property was more extensive.

This opportunity is shared with all licensed AMI professionals on a 50/50 basis.

For sale - Ruin on Urbanizable Land with approximately 10,500m2, featuring the implementation of a dwelling and a ruin for complete restoration. There’s also the possibility of constructing another residence with approximately 457m2 + 91m2 for a garage and technical areas. The existing ruins belong to a Renaissance residence dating back to 1556.The land currently has an architectural project submitted to the Sintra municipality, awaiting licensing for the restoration of the dwelling and existing ruin. Additionally, it has an expired approved PIP (Pre-application Request).The land falls within the Natural Spaces Class, being urbanizable and within areas of low-density urban space, according to the Municipal Master Plan. It offers a view of the Sintra mountain range and Pena Palace, with excellent sun [hidden information] urban infrastructure includesroadswater supply networkelectricity networkand telecommunications [hidden information]:
Vila Cosme was built in 1556 by Cosme de Lafetá, the son of a Milanese merchant named João Francisco Lafeitar (later aportuguesado to Lafetá), who traded products from India and participated in Vasco da Gama’s second armada. Cosmo, his son, held various positions in India, including captain-major during the siege of Chaul. In 1571 and 1598, he was granted the captaincies of Sofala and Diu. In the 17th century, the property became part of the domains of the Counts of Soure, still descendants of the Lafetás. On December 20, 1879, it was acquired by Sir Francis Cook, a wealthy English merchant, art collector, and the first Viscount of Monserrate. The estate was named after the nearby property he purchased in 1855, considering that the old property was more [hidden information] opportunity is shared with all licensed AMI professionals on a 50/50 basis.