- For Sale
- Asking Price 19,800,000 EUR
- Build Size: 3,055 ft2
- Land Size: 3,055 ft2
- Property Type: House
- Bedroom: 11
- Bathroom: 9
Outstanding historic estate dating from 1720 in Sintra, Lisbon.
The main residence of this beautiful estate, built in 1720, features solid and imposing architecture, having withstood the devastating 1755 earthquake thanks to the stability of the mountain that supports it. With 1,700 sq m dedicated to the residence and offices, the house offers spacious areas illuminated by natural light, with views over the vineyards and surrounding hills.The main house offers over 700 sq m of living space across 11 bedrooms, nine bathrooms, and several suites.The estate spans 12 hectares of vineyards, where the Ramisco and Malvasia varieties thrive under the ideal conditions provided by the unique terroir. The winemaking history at this estate is rich and fascinating. In 1903, production was interrupted, but nearly a century later, in 2002, the project was revived under the leadership of Baron Bodo Von Bruemmer, who reinvigorated the vineyard, establishing it as the westernmost vineyard in Europe. This renaissance transformed Casal de Santa Maria into a benchmark of quality and winemaking tradition.The estate's organically rich soil gives the wines a unique identity. The mineral and fresh characteristics of the wines, with a salty touch, clearly reflect the character of this singular place. The winery, with 1,800 sq m dedicated to production, is equipped with the most modern technology, ensuring the creation of exceptional wines. The production quality ranges between 60,000 to 80,000 bottles per year, potentially reaching up to 150,000 bottles in extraordinary years. Among the treasures are the two great Rosé wines – Mar de Rosas and 3000 Rosas, named in homage to the BaBaron'sove for his life, which have earned international recognition. In addition, the estate is renowned for producing one of the finest Pinot Noirs in Europe, a wine of extraordinary elegance and complexity.The property also offers vast potential for expansion, either in viticulture or rural tourism projects, taking advantage of the expansive land and supporting infrastructure, such as warehouses, outbuildings, and the winery. The total built area is 3,500 sq m, divided between the residence and spaces dedicated to wine production.The estate also benefits from a tennis court and a swimming pool.EPC is pending.
Sintra offers a cultural and natural landscape and the remarkable presence of its romantic architecture, resulting in its classification as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.This part of Portugal is well-known for its mountains and monuments, as well as tourist and cultural points such as the Moorish Castle, the Pena National Palace, the Sintra National Palace, Quinta da Regaleira, and Monserrate Palace and Gardens.It is close to local shops, restaurants, esplanades and cafes with regional sweets, such as Casa Piriquita, Saudade Café and Fabrica de QueijadasRecordação de Sintra, where we can find Sintra's famous delicacies and pastries.There is easy access to beaches such as Praia da Ursa, Praia das Maçãs, Praia do Magoito, Praia de São Julião and also Cabo da Roca, known as the westernmost point of Mainland Europe.Locals have a superb transport network and easy access to Cascais, Lisbon and the airport.Please note that all distances and measurements are approximate and, for security reasons, do not represent the property's exact location. For more information on the precise location of the property and its surrounding area, please contact the listed Property Adviser.
The main residence of this beautiful estate, built in 1720, features solid and imposing architecture, having withstood the devastating 1755 earthquake thanks to the stability of the mountain that supports it. With 1,700 sq m dedicated to the residence and offices, the house offers spacious areas illuminated by natural light, with views over the vineyards and surrounding hills.The main house offers over 700 sq m of living space across 11 bedrooms, nine bathrooms, and several suites.The estate spans 12 hectares of vineyards, where the Ramisco and Malvasia varieties thrive under the ideal conditions provided by the unique terroir. The winemaking history at this estate is rich and fascinating. In 1903, production was interrupted, but nearly a century later, in 2002, the project was revived under the leadership of Baron Bodo Von Bruemmer, who reinvigorated the vineyard, establishing it as the westernmost vineyard in Europe. This renaissance transformed Casal de Santa Maria into a benchmark of quality and winemaking tradition.The estate's organically rich soil gives the wines a unique identity. The mineral and fresh characteristics of the wines, with a salty touch, clearly reflect the character of this singular place. The winery, with 1,800 sq m dedicated to production, is equipped with the most modern technology, ensuring the creation of exceptional wines. The production quality ranges between 60,000 to 80,000 bottles per year, potentially reaching up to 150,000 bottles in extraordinary years. Among the treasures are the two great Rosé wines – Mar de Rosas and 3000 Rosas, named in homage to the BaBaron'sove for his life, which have earned international recognition. In addition, the estate is renowned for producing one of the finest Pinot Noirs in Europe, a wine of extraordinary elegance and complexity.The property also offers vast potential for expansion, either in viticulture or rural tourism projects, taking advantage of the expansive land and supporting infrastructure, such as warehouses, outbuildings, and the winery. The total built area is 3,500 sq m, divided between the residence and spaces dedicated to wine production.The estate also benefits from a tennis court and a swimming pool.EPC is pending.
Sintra offers a cultural and natural landscape and the remarkable presence of its romantic architecture, resulting in its classification as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.This part of Portugal is well-known for its mountains and monuments, as well as tourist and cultural points such as the Moorish Castle, the Pena National Palace, the Sintra National Palace, Quinta da Regaleira, and Monserrate Palace and Gardens.It is close to local shops, restaurants, esplanades and cafes with regional sweets, such as Casa Piriquita, Saudade Café and Fabrica de QueijadasRecordação de Sintra, where we can find Sintra's famous delicacies and pastries.There is easy access to beaches such as Praia da Ursa, Praia das Maçãs, Praia do Magoito, Praia de São Julião and also Cabo da Roca, known as the westernmost point of Mainland Europe.Locals have a superb transport network and easy access to Cascais, Lisbon and the airport.Please note that all distances and measurements are approximate and, for security reasons, do not represent the property's exact location. For more information on the precise location of the property and its surrounding area, please contact the listed Property Adviser.
