Fully restored 5-bedroom house in Vila de Rei, Bucelas. Next to the nature reserve and with unobstructed views of the mountains in an area close to services, with easy access to the motorway and just 5 km from Alverca, 20 km from Lisbon, 50 km from Cascais and 37 km from Sintra.

The ground floor of this two-storey property has a lounge (50 sq m), dining room (40 sq m), kitchen (20 sq m) with a wood-burning stove, bathroom, office, utility room and a machine room.

The first floor has a suite (19 sq m) with a closet (16 sq m), three bedrooms (10 sq m, 10 sq m and 14 sq m), two bathrooms, an office and a lounge (19 sq m).

The property also includes: A pavilion (100 sq m) for events, with a kitchen, bar and four bathrooms. The pavilion has air conditioning and underfloor heating.

A house with a housekeeper’s room and bathroom, an industrial kitchen (20 sq m) and a pantry.
A 1-bedroom apartment (30 sq m) with a bedroom, lounge with a fireplace, bathroom and kitchen.

The exterior space includes a swimming pool with changing rooms, a garden with fruit trees and leisure areas.

Features:

– Facing: South and west
– Swimming pool
– Changing rooms
– Garden
– Car port with space for three cars
– Antique pine and lioz stone floors
– Old Portuguese-style tiles
– Double-glazed windows with ballistic glass and 10 cm frames
– Double shutters with solid wood visor
– Heated towel rails
– Convection heaters in the rooms
– Hot water tank
– Air conditioning
– Fireplace
– CCTV
– Water well and reservoir pool
– Kennel with three boxes

Paço da Sagrada Família is a manor house dating from 1809 and which is mentioned on the Bucelas Wikipedia page as forming part of the town’s history.
Its construction was atypical for its time, with thick solid stone walls throughout the house. With the exception of military constructions, it was uncommon to find such care taken with the strength and durability of houses during this period.

During the reign of King Dinis, this property possessed a stable that the king used during his journeys, which is also known as the Posto dos 3 Pinheiros.
The house was given its current name “Paço da Sagrada Família” in 1809 and became part of the estate known as Quinta da Romeira. During the early part of the 20th century it was used as a retreat for nuns. It later passed into the hands of a number of illustrious and prestigious citizens, including Dr Beirão da Veiga (founder and first chairman of the Central de Cervejas de Via Longa brewery).

Loures is an urban and rural municipality on the outskirts of Lisbon.

Offering a more peaceful lifestyle than the capital, Loures is home to old “Quintas” and palaces, villas with gardens, modern buildings, Lisbon International Airport and the Vasco da Gama Bridge, the longest in Europe, connecting to the south bank of the Tagus and allowing access to the Alentejo and the Algarve. Loures also integrates, in its territory, a well-known Portuguese wine region: Bucelas, with its Wine and Vine Museum.

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