Villa with ground floor, basement and sub-basement, on a plot of approximately 2000m2, built on one of the slopes of Monte do Estoril, overlooking the Bay of Cascais.
The house from the 70's, from the last century, consists of more than 20 rooms, garage, kitchen and living and dining room with access to a huge balcony with a superb view over the bay of Cascais.
This property also has a swimming pool and a large garden, which is poorly maintained.
The entire set of land and villa are perfect for the development of a modern villa or a small condominium.
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Monte Estoril is a town close to Estoril, located in a privileged spot on this beautiful coast, and very famous for its beaches and manor houses and small palaces, a place of choice for the national and international upper classes.
Monte Estoril originated in the early 20th century, developed by the construction of the railways linking Lisbon to Cascais. With a superb location and paradisiacal landscapes, Monte Estoril was already in 1910 a place of choice for the aristocracy, and later, with the 2nd World War, it became a refuge for luxury exiles, and a place of choice for royal families.
Its architecture denotes this luxurious history, coexisting here with beautiful palatial houses, aristocratic summer retreats and small dream works, such as the 'Casa do Monte Estoril', built in 1917 in a Johannine Baroque style, a finished product of the 'ostentation architecture'. ' that marked this period and the entire Estoril line, or the Rey Colaço, Jorge Colaço and Batalha Reis villas and the Saint Julian's Palace.
Around this time, projects for luxury tourist and thermal complexes appear, attracting more and more visitors.
Jardim Carlos Anjos (one of the driving forces behind the tourist development of Monte Estoril), also known as Jardim dos Passarinhos, is surrounded by charming hotels and invites you to enjoy pleasant walks, frequented by tourists and locals, in their leisure time.
The Paredão that separates Monte Estoril from its beautiful beaches is one of the hallmarks of the region, leading to Cascais and São João do Estoril, it is full of bars and restaurants with pleasant terraces, perfect for enjoying the best of the place. .
Very interesting is the Museum of Portuguese Music, made up of the estate of Fernando Lopes-Graça and Michel Giacometti and installed in the Verdades de Faria House-Museum, designed by Raul Lino, one of the region's main architects.
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