Estate in the heart of the Ribatejo, in Benavente, Santo Estevão. With easy access, just 30 minutes from Lisbon.

This 32-hectare estate has an 8-bedroom main house, a guest house, a swimming pool, a tennis court, a shooting range, paddocks and more.

The 1,400+ sq m main house was designed by the architect António José Brito e Cunha and finished by the renowned architect Maria José Salavisa, with traditionally-constructed vaulted brick ceilings that ensure the interior is cool in summer and warm in winter. The floor is made from the marble recovered from an 18th-century convent. With its underfloor heating and solid oak doors, this house is exceptionally comfortable and luxurious. The main house has two storeys, laid out as follows:

An imposing entrance hallway that leads to a large lounge with two fireplaces and direct access to the gardens and swimming pool. In the right wing there is an area with two suites; in the left wing there is the kitchen, storage room and utility area, an apartment for a housekeeper and a corridor to a spacious dining room that also has a fireplace.

The upper floor has a hall with a fireplace that leads to four suites, all facing south and sharing a balcony.

There is also a guest house, garage, carpentry workshop, and a swimming pool room and toilets for comfort and luxury.

Features:

– Underfloor heating of floor made of stone from an 18th-century convent
– Facing: South
– Central heating
– Fireplaces
– Kitchen fitted with oven, cooker, microwave, fridge, washing machine and dishwasher
– Rustic brick vaulted ceilings
– Double glazing
– Wooden floor boards in the bedrooms
– Garden
– Swimming pool
– Tennis court
– Shooting range
– Paddocks

Santarém is a Portuguese city, capital of the district of Santarém, located in the province of Ribatejo, with 29,929 inhabitants in its urban perimeter (2012).

The municipality is bordered to the north by the municipalities of Porto de Mós, Alcanena and Torres Novas, to the east by Golegã and Chamusca, to the south-east by Alpiarça and Almeirim, to the south by Cartaxo, to the south-west by Azambuja and to the west by Rio Maior.

You can enjoy its heritage, including churches (Igreja de São Nicolau, Igreja da Misericórdia, Igreja da Graça or Igreja de Santo Agostinho, among others), the Sá da Bandeira Theatre, the Santarém Film Club, the Celestino Graça Monumental Bullring, the Santarém Amateur Forcados Group and museums (Anselmo Braamcamp Freire Library Museum, Santarém Railway Museum and Santarém Municipal Museum).

Santarém is centrally located in Portugal and is the capital city of a region known as Ribatejo. It has excellent accessibility by both road and rail. It is served by the country’s main railway line: the northern line (double track, electrified and with a large number of connections to Lisbon and other parts of the country).

-PROP-007468