Homestead 1.4 ha, Mucifal, Sintra

Located in Mucifal, close to Colares, this bucolic estate combines scale, privacy, and outstanding potential.

The main house with 10 rooms is spread over two floors, offering approximately 525 m² of private gross area and around 100 m² of terraces, set within a 14,200 m² plot.

It is distributed as follows:

Ground floor: 10 bedrooms (all en-suite), 2 bathrooms (one for staff with shower and one guest WC), 2 offices, 1 laundry area, and 3 storage rooms. Entrance hall, living room, dining room, and kitchen; 8 bedrooms have balconies facing the exterior; outdoor terrace with access from the south corridor.

First floor: 1 bathroom, two rooms with balcony and two big storage rooms.

Surrounded by agricultural land, the property ensures a high level of privacy and tranquility, while also benefiting from open views of the Pena Palace and the Moorish Castle, located on the hills of Sintra.

Situated within a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a protected Natural Park, it is subject to strict building regulations, which significantly enhances the value of each existing square meter and reinforces the exclusivity of the property.

The property offers great versatility of use, suitable for a large family, a tourism project, or adapted to uses such as a senior residence, among other possibilities. In any case, renovation works will be required.

The estate also includes a private chapel of approximately 20 m² and a large swimming pool (14m x 7m), which can be restored to its original character or reimagined. Water supply is provided by the company system, complemented by several wells used for irrigation, supporting the wide variety of mature trees on the property — including orange, apple, peach, fig, olive, walnut, pear, plum, loquat, clementine, and pine trees.

Located just 10 minutes from the center of Sintra, 25 minutes from Cascais, and around 45 minutes from Lisboa, the estate is also close to renowned beaches such as Praia da Ursa, Praia Grande, and Praia das Maçãs, as well as Praia da Adraga on the other side of the mountain.