2 Luxury 6 or more Bedrooms Used, in Distrito de Lisboa, with Furnished

Palace T5 in The Lumiar Palace, with 1.188 m2 with private garden 2.780m2. Inserted in condominium with swimming pool and party room, total gardens of 14,000 m2.
The mansion, with 5 suites, lounges, dining room, games room and music, as well as an entrance hall, is rich in noble materials, preserving in all its divisions the aristocratic elegance that characterizes it since its construction. The chapel, erected in the twentieth century, added even more charisma to the palace, sharing the rich aesthetic treatment present in the other spaces. Completely refurbished in 2010, the mansion went into style in the new century, now benefiting from completely renovated bathrooms, and a kitchen equipped with the latest technologies. The old fireplaces are now articulated with the central heating system recently installed, to provide unparalleled comfort in all rooms of this magnificent property. There is also an annex with ground floor and stolen waters of 190 m² with 4 divisions and a garage for 3 parking spaces.
It has a beautiful condominium pool, and full of statues, fountains and small lakes, designed in 1970 by the famous landscape architect Gonçalo Ribeiro Telles. The annexed outbuildings, such as the 1920s-century hunting lodge designed in 1920 by Raúl Lino, are richly decorated with exquisite tiles, similar to what happens in the main building. It has a beautiful condominium pool, and full of statues, fountains and small lakes, designed in 1970 by the famous landscape architect Gonçalo Ribeiro Telles. The annexed outbuildings, such as the 1920s-century hunting lodge designed in 1920 by Raúl Lino, are richly decorated with exquisite tiles, similar to what happens in the main building.

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Near the Parish of São Martinho, in the old sintrense village, stands the ’Palace of ribafria’ (also known as Casa Pombal) built in 1534 by Gaspar Gonçalves, to whom in 1541 was granted the title of Lord of Ribafria.

This property remained in the possession of that family until 1727, the year it was acquired by the archpriest of the Holy Patriarchal Church, Paulo de Carvalho de Ataíde and who later bequeathed it to his nephew Sebastião Jose de Carvalho e Mello, Count of Oeiras and Marques de Pombal.

Inspired by the Renaissance style still marked by medieval tradition, this property was transformed by successive restorations, the result of different benefit campaigns.

Deep in the flanks of the mountains and the three bodies of buildings arranged in U, this property is distributed by a paradisiacal garden, overflowing with light overlooking the entire sintra mountain range and historical monuments such as pena palace and moorish castle and a panoramic view of the beaches and the sea.

From the entrance, an elegant lobby sets the tone of the house. Domed by warheads supported by a set of arches and center lines that are born from each angle is also ornamented by eardrums representing traditional medieval motifs and ’modern’ vault closures like this sun-shaped house. However, the most interesting aspect is the separation of the courtyard by two arches of perfect curves supported by very Italianized-style capitals with their vaults and mascharões.

Its interiors preserve all its richness and history, highlighting itself at the top of the dining room, a balcony, with lambril of Mudejar tiles and cover with ribbed vault, topped by three arcades, which overlap two medallions sporting busts carved in high relief and can be inserted by their plastic materialization, insert in the tradition of Nicolas Chanterene. ’French Nicholas’ to the center impose sums up a small circular fountain with central element in alabaster. The Manueline chapel is integrated into the building and has long been closed.

Two centuries later, following the earthquake of 1755, religious offices were celebrated here, since according to the accounts of the time the church of St. Martin situated opposite had been badly damaged. Since the house suffered damage to the owner at this time, the Marques de Pombal remade the façade.

The ’Palace of Ribafria’ is a historic house that represents the true treasure of the Portuguese Renaissance.

Ideal for a future museum in Sintra.