Quinta Em Tomar

In a well-known region, once the headquarters of the Order of the Templars, lies Quinta dos Brasões.

Located 2 km from the city of Tomar, this property is surrounded by one of the most beautiful landscapes in Portugal. Nearby is the historic Aqueduto dos Pegões, built to supply water to the Convent of Christ in Tomar, stretching about 6 km. Its construction began in 1593 during the reign of Philip I of Portugal.

The property includes several sheds that were used for raising birds, an olive grove, fig trees, and land for agricultural purposes. It has potential for installing solar panels due to its sun exposure.

Horse enthusiasts will also find perfect conditions here for breeding.

The property has an urban area suitable for residential construction.

Why sell or buy with CENTURY 21?

Because with CENTURY 21, thanks to its highly specialized staff structure, you don’t have to worry about bureaucratic nightmares or uncertainties regarding a quick, honest, and transparent sale or purchase of your home.

Because, FREE OF CHARGE, we provide:
- A personalized market study for your property
- An advanced marketing plan
- Process managers who support you throughout the bureaucratic process
- A Housing Credit Specialist offering the best financing solutions
- A Marketing and Communication Department using the latest technological tools, with human resources such as a professional photographer and specialists in social media and design to ensure proper promotion of your property
- Administrative staff specialized in the real estate market to assist you throughout the sale or purchase process.

The success of our company is nothing more than the fulfillment of our clients’ dreams!

Leiria was considered by the Portuguese Association for Consumer Protection (DECO) as the second Portuguese city with the highest quality of life. This ranking is based on parameters such as balanced housing costs compared to other national district capitals, cost of living, good labor market conditions, and waste management.

The city of Leiria has an urban population of approximately 60,000 inhabitants, while the municipality, according to the 2011 Census, has about 130,000 residents. To the north is the municipality of Pombal, to the west Marinha Grande, and to the south the town of Batalha, a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1983.

Although not located on the coast, Leiria is relatively close to iconic beaches such as Nazaré and São Pedro de Moel. Excellent road access places Leiria just 1 hour from Lisbon and also near northern Portugal; Porto, the country’s second-largest city, is only 180 km away.

Leiria also stands out nationally for its industrial centers, rich gastronomy, diverse cultural offerings, and for being a young, modern, and cosmopolitan city—factors that make Leiria one of the most attractive destinations to live and raise a family.

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