3 Farms and Estates for Sale, in Distrito de Lisboa, view River

Extraordinary Pombaline mansion of 1758 composed of a triplex of 420 m², with river view, with 5 bedrooms, for residential use, where excel finishes prevail.
This triplex also has a private garden of 120 m², 3 terraces, swimming pool, sauna and turkish.

The ground floor and first floor total a floor area of 211m², which can be used for commercial or residential use and/or for parking(s).

Located a few meters from the Cathedral and near the hill of the castle of S. Jorge, the building was exemplarily rehabilitated between 2014 and 2019, having been redone the entire electrical and water system, as well as the more than 70 wooden doors and windows that the property has, recently placed. Equipped with air conditioning system in all rooms and video surveillance system in all places of passage.

The sun exposure to the south gives the whole building a great natural luminosity, still valued by a high ceiling height (between 3.40m and 5m).

The property guarantees you total privacy and a sense of great tranquility, in the historic center of Lisbon, in close proximity to the most relevant historical and cultural sites of the city (Castelo de São Jorge, Cathedral, Roman Theater).

Property of rare beauty, which expresses all the elegance of Pombaline architecture, it is ideal for those looking to live in a historic building in the center of Lisbon, or for those looking for a complement of income, between 30 and 90 000 € per year. It can also be converted into a ’Boutique Hotel’, with 12 to 15 rooms, without the need for major works.

Come and see this exceptional property.

Palace next to the Marginal with river front view

Possibility to make Boutique Hotel

Fantastic Palace on Avenida Marginal in Paço de Arcos, in front of the sea.
The unique property in the Lisbon region, is ideal for business headquarters, charming hotel being allowed to add 1,150 m2 to the current construction area, or for residence.
In the gardens of the Palace stands out the Clock Tower that gave its name to the property.

Quinta do Relógio dates from the nineteenth century, having been built by Tomás Maria Bessone, being completed in 1860, under the direction of the Architect Cinatti of Siena, who gave it a strong Italian influence.

Later, it was a summer residence of His Royal Highness King Ferdinand II of Portugal.
At this time, the property belongs to the heirs of D. António Luís Freitas de
Lancastre Basto and Baharem, descendants of His Royal Highness King John I and Philippa of Lancaster, Queen of Portugal and daughter of John of Gaunt, 2nd Duke of Lancaster, son of Edward III, King of England.

The property has a language and an ambience markedly Neoclassical, present in the sumptuousness of the ornamentation of the buildings, surrounded by an important vegetation where several rare species stand out, for their size and antiquity, namely the Araucaria (Araucaria bidwilli), the Plane Trees (Platanus sp. Orientalis) and especially the Dragoeiros (Dracaena draco), all of these specimens hundreds of years old and facing the sea.

The property is located on Avenida Marginal Lisboa-Cascais, about 30 minutes from the center of Lisbon and Lisbon International Airport.

The entire property, and particularly the main façade of the Palace, faces directly south, over the Tagus River and the Atlantic Ocean.

Fantástico Palácio na Avenida Marginal em Paço de Arcos, em frente ao mar, denominada Quinta do Relógio. A propriedade única na região de Lisboa, é ideal para sede empresarial, hotel de charme, ou para residir como no passado o fez Sua Alteza Real D. Fernando II de Portugal. Nos jardins do Palácio destaca-se a Torre do Relógio que deu nome à propriedade.
A Quinta do Relógio é datada do século XIX, tendo sido mandada construir por Tomás Maria Bessone, ficando concluída em 1860, sob a direcção do Arquitecto Cinatti de Siena, que lhe imprimiu uma forte influência italiana.
Mais tarde, foi uma residência de verão de Sua Alteza Real, o Rei D. Fernando II de Portugal.
Neste momento, a propriedade pertence aos herdeiros de D. António Luís Freitas de Lancastre Basto e Baharem, descendentes de Sua Alteza Real, o Rei D. João l e de D. Filipa de Lancastre, Rainha de Portugal e filha de John of Gaunt, 2° Duque de Lancaster, filho de Edward III, Rei de Inglaterra.
A propriedade tem uma linguagem e uma ambiência marcadamente Neoclássica, presente na sumptuosidade da ornamentação dos edifícios, rodeados por uma importante vegetação onde se destacam várias espécies raras, pelo seu porte e antiguidade, designadamente a Araucária (Araucaria bidwilli), os Plátanos (Platanus sp. Orientalis) e especialmente os Dragoeiros (Dracaena draco), todos estes exemplares com centenas de anos e voltados para o mar.
A propriedade localiza-se sobre a Avenida Marginal Lisboa-Cascais, a cerca de 30 minutos do centro de Lisboa e do aeroporto internacional de Lisboa.
Toda a propriedade, e particularmente a fachada principal do Palácio, está diretamente voltada para Sul, sobre o Rio Tejo e o Oceano Atlântico. Encontrando-se prevista a construção de uma marina em frente.