18th-century manorial estate with a palace in Torres Vedras, just 45 minutes from Lisbon.Former residence of the Counts of Tarouca, the property, classified as Public Interest, boasts over 5,000m2 of built area, comprising a main house (manor), several annexes, a chapel, cellar, gardens (15,000 m2), and a 9-hectare plot of land with characteristic regional flora (pine trees, cork oaks, elm trees, strawberry trees, laurels, chestnut trees).The manor, dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries, consists of 3 floors, with a gross built area of 1,700m2, and is distinguished by its imposing stone staircase, plastered walls, wooden floors and ceilings, frescoes, tiled coatings, and views over a large quadrangular courtyard. Highlighted is the property's entrance through a stone archway, a gift to the Tarouca family for their contribution to the construction of the Palace of Mafra.The gardens and extensive woodland provide an idyllic setting for serene walks and moments of contemplation, along shaded avenues, ornamental fountains, and historical heritage (chapel dedicated to Santo André Avelino, from 1778, and the Chapel of Santa Maria Madalena, from the early 19th century). Located at the front of the property, the late 18th-century Chapel, magnificently restored, impresses with its tile panels and the elegance of its Baroque style, with details that evoke possible past connections to Freemasonry.In the wings adjoining the historic manor, an area built in the 1990s currently houses the facilities of an association, with the potential to create a truly unique lodging experience, where comfort merges with historical splendor.With a rich history and timeless beauty, this property has enormous potential for a tourism project, offering a truly memorable experience where the past and present converge to create unforgettable moments of refinement and beauty. Energy Rating: C #ref:8249
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18th-century manorial estate with a palace in Torres Vedras, just 45 minutes from Lisbon.Former residence of the Counts of Tarouca, the property, classified as Public Interest, boasts over 5,000m2 of built area, comprising a main house (manor), several annexes, a chapel, cellar, gardens (15,000 m2), and a 9-hectare plot of land with characteristic regional flora (pine trees, cork oaks, elm trees, strawberry trees, laurels, chestnut trees).The manor, dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries, consists of 3 floors, with a gross built area of 1,700m2, and is distinguished by its imposing stone staircase, plastered walls, wooden floors and ceilings, frescoes, tiled coatings, and views over a large quadrangular courtyard. Highlighted is the property's entrance through a stone archway, a gift to the Tarouca family for their contribution to the construction of the Palace of Mafra.The gardens and extensive woodland provide an idyllic setting for serene walks and moments of contemplation, along shaded avenues, ornamental fountains, and historical heritage (chapel dedicated to Santo André Avelino, from 1778, and the Chapel of Santa Maria Madalena, from the early 19th century). Located at the front of the property, the late 18th-century Chapel, magnificently restored, impresses with its tile panels and the elegance of its Baroque style, with details that evoke possible past connections to Freemasonry.In the wings adjoining the historic manor, an area built in the 1990s currently houses the facilities of an association, with the potential to create a truly unique lodging experience, where comfort merges with historical splendor.With a rich history and timeless beauty, this property has enormous potential for a tourism project, offering a truly memorable experience where the past and present converge to create unforgettable moments of refinement and beauty. Energy Rating: C #ref:8249
Ven a descubrir esta casa señorial con un palacio del siglo XVI. XVIII en Torres Vedras, a solo 45 minutos de Lisboa.Antigua residencia de los Condes de Tarouca, la propiedad clasificada como de Interés Público, cuenta con más de 5.000m2 de superficie construida, compuesta por una casa principal (casa solariega), varios anexos, una capilla, bodega, jardines (15.000 m2) y una parcela de 9 hectáreas, con flora característica de la región (pinos, alcornoques, olmos, madroños, laureles, castaños). La casa solariega, que data del siglo XVI. Construida en los siglos XVIII y XIX, consta de 3 plantas, con una superficie bruta construida de 1.700m2, y se distingue por su imponente escalera de piedra, paredes estucadas, suelos y techos forrados de madera, frescos, revestimientos de azulejos y vistas a un gran patio cuadrangular. Destaca por la entrada de la propiedad a través de una puerta de piedra quemada, una ofrenda a la familia Tarouca por haber contribuido a la construcción del Palacio de Mafra. Los jardines y los amplios bosques ofrecen un entorno idílico para paseos serenos y momentos de contemplación, a lo largo de sus avenidas sombreadas, fuentes ornamentales y patrimonio histórico (capilla dedicada a San Andrés Avelino, de 1778, y capilla de Santa María Madalena, de principios del siglo XVIII). Ubicada en la parte delantera de la propiedad, la capilla de finales del siglo XVIII, magníficamente rehabilitada, impresiona con sus paneles de azulejos y la elegancia de su estilo barroco, y detalles que evocan posibles conexiones pasadas con la masonería. En las alas anexas a la histórica casona, un área construida en los años 90, actualmente alberga las instalaciones de una asociación, con el potencial de crear una experiencia de alojamiento verdaderamente única, donde el confort se combina con el esplendor histórico.Con una rica historia y una belleza atemporal, esta propiedad tiene un enorme potencial para un proyecto turístico, que ofrece Una experiencia verdaderamente memorable, donde el pasado y el presente se encuentran para crear momentos inolvidables de refinamiento y belleza. Categoría Energética: C #ref:8249
Venez découvrir ce domaine seigneurial du XVIIIe siècle avec un palais à Torres Vedras, à seulement 45 minutes de Lisbonne.Ancienne résidence des comtes de Tarouca, la propriété, classée d'Intérêt Public, offre plus de 5 000m2 de surface construite, comprenant une maison principale (manoir), plusieurs annexes, une chapelle, une cave, des jardins (15 000 m2), et un terrain de 9 hectares avec une flore régionale caractéristique (pins, chênes-lièges, ormes, arbousiers, lauriers, châtaigniers).Le manoir, datant des XVIIIe et XIXe siècles, se compose de 3 étages, avec une superficie construite brute de 1 700m2, et se distingue par son imposant escalier en pierre, ses murs enduits de plâtre, ses sols et plafonds en bois, ses fresques, ses revêtements de carreaux, et sa vue sur une grande cour carrée. On met en avant l'entrée de la propriété à travers une porte en pierre, un cadeau à la famille Tarouca pour leur contribution à la construction du Palais de Mafra.Les jardins et la vaste forêt offrent un cadre idyllique pour des promenades paisibles et des moments de contemplation, le long d'avenues ombragées, de fontaines ornées, et de patrimoine historique (chapelle dédiée à Santo André Avelino, de 1778, et la Chapelle de Santa Maria Madalena, du début du XIXe siècle). Située à l'avant de la propriété, la Chapelle du XVIIIe siècle, magnifiquement restaurée, impressionne par ses panneaux de carreaux et l'élégance de son style baroque, avec des détails qui évoquent d'éventuelles connections passées à la Franc-maçonnerie.Dans les ailes contiguës au manoir historique, une zone construite dans les années 1990 abrite actuellement les installations d'une association, avec le potentiel de créer une expérience d'hébergement vraiment unique, où le confort se marie avec la splendeur historique.Avec une histoire riche et une beauté intemporelle, cette propriété a un énorme potentiel pour un projet touristique, offrant une expérience vraiment mémorable où le passé et le présent se rejoignent pour créer des moments inoubliables de raffinement et de beauté. Performance Énergétique: C #ref:8249
18th-century manorial estate with a palace in Torres Vedras, just 45 minutes from Lisbon.Former residence of the Counts of Tarouca, the property, classified as Public Interest, boasts over 5,000m2 of built area, comprising a main house (manor), several annexes, a chapel, cellar, gardens (15,000 m2), and a 9-hectare plot of land with characteristic regional flora (pine trees, cork oaks, elm trees, strawberry trees, laurels, chestnut trees).The manor, dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries, consists of 3 floors, with a gross built area of 1,700m2, and is distinguished by its imposing stone staircase, plastered walls, wooden floors and ceilings, frescoes, tiled coatings, and views over a large quadrangular courtyard. Highlighted is the property's entrance through a stone archway, a gift to the Tarouca family for their contribution to the construction of the Palace of Mafra.The gardens and extensive woodland provide an idyllic setting for serene walks and moments of contemplation, along shaded avenues, ornamental fountains, and historical heritage (chapel dedicated to Santo André Avelino, from 1778, and the Chapel of Santa Maria Madalena, from the early 19th century). Located at the front of the property, the late 18th-century Chapel, magnificently restored, impresses with its tile panels and the elegance of its Baroque style, with details that evoke possible past connections to Freemasonry.In the wings adjoining the historic manor, an area built in the 1990s currently houses the facilities of an association, with the potential to create a truly unique lodging experience, where comfort merges with historical splendor.With a rich history and timeless beauty, this property has enormous potential for a tourism project, offering a truly memorable experience where the past and present converge to create unforgettable moments of refinement and beauty. Energy Rating: C #ref:8249
18th-century manorial estate with a palace in Torres Vedras, just 45 minutes from Lisbon.Former residence of the Counts of Tarouca, the property, classified as Public Interest, boasts over 5,000m2 of built area, comprising a main house (manor), several annexes, a chapel, cellar, gardens (15,000 m2), and a 9-hectare plot of land with characteristic regional flora (pine trees, cork oaks, elm trees, strawberry trees, laurels, chestnut trees).The manor, dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries, consists of 3 floors, with a gross built area of 1,700m2, and is distinguished by its imposing stone staircase, plastered walls, wooden floors and ceilings, frescoes, tiled coatings, and views over a large quadrangular courtyard. Highlighted is the property's entrance through a stone archway, a gift to the Tarouca family for their contribution to the construction of the Palace of Mafra.The gardens and extensive woodland provide an idyllic setting for serene walks and moments of contemplation, along shaded avenues, ornamental fountains, and historical heritage (chapel dedicated to Santo André Avelino, from 1778, and the Chapel of Santa Maria Madalena, from the early 19th century). Located at the front of the property, the late 18th-century Chapel, magnificently restored, impresses with its tile panels and the elegance of its Baroque style, with details that evoke possible past connections to Freemasonry.In the wings adjoining the historic manor, an area built in the 1990s currently houses the facilities of an association, with the potential to create a truly unique lodging experience, where comfort merges with historical splendor.With a rich history and timeless beauty, this property has enormous potential for a tourism project, offering a truly memorable experience where the past and present converge to create unforgettable moments of refinement and beauty. Energy Rating: C #ref:8249
Venha descobrir esta quinta senhorial com palácio do séc. XVIII em Torres Vedras, a apenas 45mn de Lisboa.Antiga residência dos Condes de Tarouca, o imóvel classificado de Interesse Público, conta com mais de 5 000m2 de área de construção, composta por uma casa principal (solar), vários anexos, uma capela, adega, jardins (15 000 m2) e um terreno de 9 hectares, com flora característica da região (pinheiros, sobreiros, ulmeiros, medronheiros, loureiros, castanheiros). O solar, datado do séc. XVIII e XIX, é constituído por 3 pisos, com uma área bruta de construção de 1 700m2, e distingue-se pela sua imponente escadaria de pedra, paredes estucadas, soalho e tetos forrados a madeira, frescos, revestimentos a azulejos e vista sobre um grande páteo quadrangular. Destaque para a entrada da propriedade por uma porta abrasonada em pedra, oferenda à família Tarouca por ter contribuído à edificação do Palácio de Mafra. Os jardins e a ampla mata oferecem um cenário idílico para passeios serenos e momentos de contemplação, ao longo das suas alamedas sombreadas, fontes ornamentais e património histórico (capela dedicada a Santo André Avelino, de 1778, e Ermida de Santa Maria Madalena, de inícios do séc. XIX). Localizado na parte frontal da propriedade, a Capela de finais do século XVIII, magnificamente reabilitada, impressiona pelos seus painéis de azulejos e elegância do seu estilo barroco, e detalhes que evocam possíveis ligações passadas à Maçonaria. Nas alas anexas ao solar histórico, uma zona edificada nos anos 90, abriga atualmente as instalações de uma associação, com potencial para se criar uma experiência de hospedagem verdadeiramente única, onde o conforto se alia ao esplendor histórico.Com uma história rica e uma beleza intemporal, esta propriedade tem um enorme potencial para um projeto turístico, oferecendo uma experiência verdadeiramente memorável, onde o passado e o presente se encontram para criar momentos inesquecíveis de requinte e beleza. Categoria Energética: C #ref:8249
18th-century manorial estate with a palace in Torres Vedras, just 45 minutes from Lisbon.Former residence of the Counts of Tarouca, the property, classified as Public Interest, boasts over 5,000m2 of built area, comprising a main house (manor), several annexes, a chapel, cellar, gardens (15,000 m2), and a 9-hectare plot of land with characteristic regional flora (pine trees, cork oaks, elm trees, strawberry trees, laurels, chestnut trees).The manor, dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries, consists of 3 floors, with a gross built area of 1,700m2, and is distinguished by its imposing stone staircase, plastered walls, wooden floors and ceilings, frescoes, tiled coatings, and views over a large quadrangular courtyard. Highlighted is the property's entrance through a stone archway, a gift to the Tarouca family for their contribution to the construction of the Palace of Mafra.The gardens and extensive woodland provide an idyllic setting for serene walks and moments of contemplation, along shaded avenues, ornamental fountains, and historical heritage (chapel dedicated to Santo André Avelino, from 1778, and the Chapel of Santa Maria Madalena, from the early 19th century). Located at the front of the property, the late 18th-century Chapel, magnificently restored, impresses with its tile panels and the elegance of its Baroque style, with details that evoke possible past connections to Freemasonry.In the wings adjoining the historic manor, an area built in the 1990s currently houses the facilities of an association, with the potential to create a truly unique lodging experience, where comfort merges with historical splendor.With a rich history and timeless beauty, this property has enormous potential for a tourism project, offering a truly memorable experience where the past and present converge to create unforgettable moments of refinement and beauty. Energy Rating: C #ref:8249
18th-century manorial estate with a palace in Torres Vedras, just 45 minutes from Lisbon.Former residence of the Counts of Tarouca, the property, classified as Public Interest, boasts over 5,000m2 of built area, comprising a main house (manor), several annexes, a chapel, cellar, gardens (15,000 m2), and a 9-hectare plot of land with characteristic regional flora (pine trees, cork oaks, elm trees, strawberry trees, laurels, chestnut trees).The manor, dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries, consists of 3 floors, with a gross built area of 1,700m2, and is distinguished by its imposing stone staircase, plastered walls, wooden floors and ceilings, frescoes, tiled coatings, and views over a large quadrangular courtyard. Highlighted is the property's entrance through a stone archway, a gift to the Tarouca family for their contribution to the construction of the Palace of Mafra.The gardens and extensive woodland provide an idyllic setting for serene walks and moments of contemplation, along shaded avenues, ornamental fountains, and historical heritage (chapel dedicated to Santo André Avelino, from 1778, and the Chapel of Santa Maria Madalena, from the early 19th century). Located at the front of the property, the late 18th-century Chapel, magnificently restored, impresses with its tile panels and the elegance of its Baroque style, with details that evoke possible past connections to Freemasonry.In the wings adjoining the historic manor, an area built in the 1990s currently houses the facilities of an association, with the potential to create a truly unique lodging experience, where comfort merges with historical splendor.With a rich history and timeless beauty, this property has enormous potential for a tourism project, offering a truly memorable experience where the past and present converge to create unforgettable moments of refinement and beauty. Energy Rating: C #ref:8249
Energy Rating: C
#ref:8249 Показать больше Показать меньше 18th-century manorial estate with a palace in Torres Vedras, just 45 minutes from Lisbon.Former residence of the Counts of Tarouca, the property, classified as Public Interest, boasts over 5,000m2 of built area, comprising a main house (manor), several annexes, a chapel, cellar, gardens (15,000 m2), and a 9-hectare plot of land with characteristic regional flora (pine trees, cork oaks, elm trees, strawberry trees, laurels, chestnut trees).The manor, dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries, consists of 3 floors, with a gross built area of 1,700m2, and is distinguished by its imposing stone staircase, plastered walls, wooden floors and ceilings, frescoes, tiled coatings, and views over a large quadrangular courtyard. Highlighted is the property's entrance through a stone archway, a gift to the Tarouca family for their contribution to the construction of the Palace of Mafra.The gardens and extensive woodland provide an idyllic setting for serene walks and moments of contemplation, along shaded avenues, ornamental fountains, and historical heritage (chapel dedicated to Santo André Avelino, from 1778, and the Chapel of Santa Maria Madalena, from the early 19th century). Located at the front of the property, the late 18th-century Chapel, magnificently restored, impresses with its tile panels and the elegance of its Baroque style, with details that evoke possible past connections to Freemasonry.In the wings adjoining the historic manor, an area built in the 1990s currently houses the facilities of an association, with the potential to create a truly unique lodging experience, where comfort merges with historical splendor.With a rich history and timeless beauty, this property has enormous potential for a tourism project, offering a truly memorable experience where the past and present converge to create unforgettable moments of refinement and beauty.
Energy Rating: C
#ref:8249 Ven a descubrir esta casa señorial con un palacio del siglo XVI. XVIII en Torres Vedras, a solo 45 minutos de Lisboa.Antigua residencia de los Condes de Tarouca, la propiedad clasificada como de Interés Público, cuenta con más de 5.000m2 de superficie construida, compuesta por una casa principal (casa solariega), varios anexos, una capilla, bodega, jardines (15.000 m2) y una parcela de 9 hectáreas, con flora característica de la región (pinos, alcornoques, olmos, madroños, laureles, castaños). La casa solariega, que data del siglo XVI. Construida en los siglos XVIII y XIX, consta de 3 plantas, con una superficie bruta construida de 1.700m2, y se distingue por su imponente escalera de piedra, paredes estucadas, suelos y techos forrados de madera, frescos, revestimientos de azulejos y vistas a un gran patio cuadrangular. Destaca por la entrada de la propiedad a través de una puerta de piedra quemada, una ofrenda a la familia Tarouca por haber contribuido a la construcción del Palacio de Mafra. Los jardines y los amplios bosques ofrecen un entorno idílico para paseos serenos y momentos de contemplación, a lo largo de sus avenidas sombreadas, fuentes ornamentales y patrimonio histórico (capilla dedicada a San Andrés Avelino, de 1778, y capilla de Santa María Madalena, de principios del siglo XVIII). Ubicada en la parte delantera de la propiedad, la capilla de finales del siglo XVIII, magníficamente rehabilitada, impresiona con sus paneles de azulejos y la elegancia de su estilo barroco, y detalles que evocan posibles conexiones pasadas con la masonería. En las alas anexas a la histórica casona, un área construida en los años 90, actualmente alberga las instalaciones de una asociación, con el potencial de crear una experiencia de alojamiento verdaderamente única, donde el confort se combina con el esplendor histórico.Con una rica historia y una belleza atemporal, esta propiedad tiene un enorme potencial para un proyecto turístico, que ofrece
Una experiencia verdaderamente memorable, donde el pasado y el presente se encuentran para crear momentos inolvidables de refinamiento y belleza.
Categoría Energética: C
#ref:8249 Venez découvrir ce domaine seigneurial du XVIIIe siècle avec un palais à Torres Vedras, à seulement 45 minutes de Lisbonne.Ancienne résidence des comtes de Tarouca, la propriété, classée d'Intérêt Public, offre plus de 5 000m2 de surface construite, comprenant une maison principale (manoir), plusieurs annexes, une chapelle, une cave, des jardins (15 000 m2), et un terrain de 9 hectares avec une flore régionale caractéristique (pins, chênes-lièges, ormes, arbousiers, lauriers, châtaigniers).Le manoir, datant des XVIIIe et XIXe siècles, se compose de 3 étages, avec une superficie construite brute de 1 700m2, et se distingue par son imposant escalier en pierre, ses murs enduits de plâtre, ses sols et plafonds en bois, ses fresques, ses revêtements de carreaux, et sa vue sur une grande cour carrée. On met en avant l'entrée de la propriété à travers une porte en pierre, un cadeau à la famille Tarouca pour leur contribution à la construction du Palais de Mafra.Les jardins et la vaste forêt offrent un cadre idyllique pour des promenades paisibles et des moments de contemplation, le long d'avenues ombragées, de fontaines ornées, et de patrimoine historique (chapelle dédiée à Santo André Avelino, de 1778, et la Chapelle de Santa Maria Madalena, du début du XIXe siècle). Située à l'avant de la propriété, la Chapelle du XVIIIe siècle, magnifiquement restaurée, impressionne par ses panneaux de carreaux et l'élégance de son style baroque, avec des détails qui évoquent d'éventuelles connections passées à la Franc-maçonnerie.Dans les ailes contiguës au manoir historique, une zone construite dans les années 1990 abrite actuellement les installations d'une association, avec le potentiel de créer une expérience d'hébergement vraiment unique, où le confort se marie avec la splendeur historique.Avec une histoire riche et une beauté intemporelle, cette propriété a un énorme potentiel pour un projet touristique, offrant une expérience vraiment mémorable où le passé et le présent se rejoignent pour créer des moments inoubliables de raffinement et de beauté.
Performance Énergétique: C
#ref:8249 18th-century manorial estate with a palace in Torres Vedras, just 45 minutes from Lisbon.Former residence of the Counts of Tarouca, the property, classified as Public Interest, boasts over 5,000m2 of built area, comprising a main house (manor), several annexes, a chapel, cellar, gardens (15,000 m2), and a 9-hectare plot of land with characteristic regional flora (pine trees, cork oaks, elm trees, strawberry trees, laurels, chestnut trees).The manor, dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries, consists of 3 floors, with a gross built area of 1,700m2, and is distinguished by its imposing stone staircase, plastered walls, wooden floors and ceilings, frescoes, tiled coatings, and views over a large quadrangular courtyard. Highlighted is the property's entrance through a stone archway, a gift to the Tarouca family for their contribution to the construction of the Palace of Mafra.The gardens and extensive woodland provide an idyllic setting for serene walks and moments of contemplation, along shaded avenues, ornamental fountains, and historical heritage (chapel dedicated to Santo André Avelino, from 1778, and the Chapel of Santa Maria Madalena, from the early 19th century). Located at the front of the property, the late 18th-century Chapel, magnificently restored, impresses with its tile panels and the elegance of its Baroque style, with details that evoke possible past connections to Freemasonry.In the wings adjoining the historic manor, an area built in the 1990s currently houses the facilities of an association, with the potential to create a truly unique lodging experience, where comfort merges with historical splendor.With a rich history and timeless beauty, this property has enormous potential for a tourism project, offering a truly memorable experience where the past and present converge to create unforgettable moments of refinement and beauty.
Energy Rating: C
#ref:8249 18th-century manorial estate with a palace in Torres Vedras, just 45 minutes from Lisbon.Former residence of the Counts of Tarouca, the property, classified as Public Interest, boasts over 5,000m2 of built area, comprising a main house (manor), several annexes, a chapel, cellar, gardens (15,000 m2), and a 9-hectare plot of land with characteristic regional flora (pine trees, cork oaks, elm trees, strawberry trees, laurels, chestnut trees).The manor, dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries, consists of 3 floors, with a gross built area of 1,700m2, and is distinguished by its imposing stone staircase, plastered walls, wooden floors and ceilings, frescoes, tiled coatings, and views over a large quadrangular courtyard. Highlighted is the property's entrance through a stone archway, a gift to the Tarouca family for their contribution to the construction of the Palace of Mafra.The gardens and extensive woodland provide an idyllic setting for serene walks and moments of contemplation, along shaded avenues, ornamental fountains, and historical heritage (chapel dedicated to Santo André Avelino, from 1778, and the Chapel of Santa Maria Madalena, from the early 19th century). Located at the front of the property, the late 18th-century Chapel, magnificently restored, impresses with its tile panels and the elegance of its Baroque style, with details that evoke possible past connections to Freemasonry.In the wings adjoining the historic manor, an area built in the 1990s currently houses the facilities of an association, with the potential to create a truly unique lodging experience, where comfort merges with historical splendor.With a rich history and timeless beauty, this property has enormous potential for a tourism project, offering a truly memorable experience where the past and present converge to create unforgettable moments of refinement and beauty.
Energy Rating: C
#ref:8249 Venha descobrir esta quinta senhorial com palácio do séc. XVIII em Torres Vedras, a apenas 45mn de Lisboa.Antiga residência dos Condes de Tarouca, o imóvel classificado de Interesse Público, conta com mais de 5 000m2 de área de construção, composta por uma casa principal (solar), vários anexos, uma capela, adega, jardins (15 000 m2) e um terreno de 9 hectares, com flora característica da região (pinheiros, sobreiros, ulmeiros, medronheiros, loureiros, castanheiros). O solar, datado do séc. XVIII e XIX, é constituído por 3 pisos, com uma área bruta de construção de 1 700m2, e distingue-se pela sua imponente escadaria de pedra, paredes estucadas, soalho e tetos forrados a madeira, frescos, revestimentos a azulejos e vista sobre um grande páteo quadrangular. Destaque para a entrada da propriedade por uma porta abrasonada em pedra, oferenda à família Tarouca por ter contribuído à edificação do Palácio de Mafra. Os jardins e a ampla mata oferecem um cenário idílico para passeios serenos e momentos de contemplação, ao longo das suas alamedas sombreadas, fontes ornamentais e património histórico (capela dedicada a Santo André Avelino, de 1778, e Ermida de Santa Maria Madalena, de inícios do séc. XIX). Localizado na parte frontal da propriedade, a Capela de finais do século XVIII, magnificamente reabilitada, impressiona pelos seus painéis de azulejos e elegância do seu estilo barroco, e detalhes que evocam possíveis ligações passadas à Maçonaria. Nas alas anexas ao solar histórico, uma zona edificada nos anos 90, abriga atualmente as instalações de uma associação, com potencial para se criar uma experiência de hospedagem verdadeiramente única, onde o conforto se alia ao esplendor histórico.Com uma história rica e uma beleza intemporal, esta propriedade tem um enorme potencial para um projeto turístico, oferecendo
uma experiência verdadeiramente memorável, onde o passado e o presente se encontram para criar momentos inesquecíveis de requinte e beleza.
Categoria Energética: C
#ref:8249 18th-century manorial estate with a palace in Torres Vedras, just 45 minutes from Lisbon.Former residence of the Counts of Tarouca, the property, classified as Public Interest, boasts over 5,000m2 of built area, comprising a main house (manor), several annexes, a chapel, cellar, gardens (15,000 m2), and a 9-hectare plot of land with characteristic regional flora (pine trees, cork oaks, elm trees, strawberry trees, laurels, chestnut trees).The manor, dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries, consists of 3 floors, with a gross built area of 1,700m2, and is distinguished by its imposing stone staircase, plastered walls, wooden floors and ceilings, frescoes, tiled coatings, and views over a large quadrangular courtyard. Highlighted is the property's entrance through a stone archway, a gift to the Tarouca family for their contribution to the construction of the Palace of Mafra.The gardens and extensive woodland provide an idyllic setting for serene walks and moments of contemplation, along shaded avenues, ornamental fountains, and historical heritage (chapel dedicated to Santo André Avelino, from 1778, and the Chapel of Santa Maria Madalena, from the early 19th century). Located at the front of the property, the late 18th-century Chapel, magnificently restored, impresses with its tile panels and the elegance of its Baroque style, with details that evoke possible past connections to Freemasonry.In the wings adjoining the historic manor, an area built in the 1990s currently houses the facilities of an association, with the potential to create a truly unique lodging experience, where comfort merges with historical splendor.With a rich history and timeless beauty, this property has enormous potential for a tourism project, offering a truly memorable experience where the past and present converge to create unforgettable moments of refinement and beauty.
Energy Rating: C
#ref:8249 18th-century manorial estate with a palace in Torres Vedras, just 45 minutes from Lisbon.Former residence of the Counts of Tarouca, the property, classified as Public Interest, boasts over 5,000m2 of built area, comprising a main house (manor), several annexes, a chapel, cellar, gardens (15,000 m2), and a 9-hectare plot of land with characteristic regional flora (pine trees, cork oaks, elm trees, strawberry trees, laurels, chestnut trees).The manor, dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries, consists of 3 floors, with a gross built area of 1,700m2, and is distinguished by its imposing stone staircase, plastered walls, wooden floors and ceilings, frescoes, tiled coatings, and views over a large quadrangular courtyard. Highlighted is the property's entrance through a stone archway, a gift to the Tarouca family for their contribution to the construction of the Palace of Mafra.The gardens and extensive woodland provide an idyllic setting for serene walks and moments of contemplation, along shaded avenues, ornamental fountains, and historical heritage (chapel dedicated to Santo André Avelino, from 1778, and the Chapel of Santa Maria Madalena, from the early 19th century). Located at the front of the property, the late 18th-century Chapel, magnificently restored, impresses with its tile panels and the elegance of its Baroque style, with details that evoke possible past connections to Freemasonry.In the wings adjoining the historic manor, an area built in the 1990s currently houses the facilities of an association, with the potential to create a truly unique lodging experience, where comfort merges with historical splendor.With a rich history and timeless beauty, this property has enormous potential for a tourism project, offering a truly memorable experience where the past and present converge to create unforgettable moments of refinement and beauty.
Energy Rating: C
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