Fantastic Villa In Sintra With A Historical Roman Touch plus plot to build

This Villa a Roman Tower ruin transformed in 1993 into a unique modern Villa with breath taking ocean views and overlooking the most western point in Europe “Cape of Roca”.
This enchanted home has stonewalls, several fireplaces, walking closets, a two-car garage,gym, indoor swimming pool, Jacuzzi and as spectacular winter garden.
This property also includes 3 suites with private entrances that offer endless possibilities.The main living room has a two-way heat efficient stone fireplace that you can enjoy in the living room and dinning room.
The indoor garden and recreation area are located right off main living room great for entertaining and all windows have upgraded and central diesel heating has been installed thought out the home.
This Villa is situated in the National Park area between historic Sintra and Guincho beach, set in a quiet small village of Azoia about 2 kms from the coast and the market town of Colares that provides for all day to day needs from local shops, cafes, post office, banks and pharmacy is about a five minute drive.
More extensive facilities can be found in the Sintra that is a World Heritage suite and very well  for its Moorish Castles. Lisbon is about 40 minutes away and the resort towns of Cascais and Estoril better known as Lisbon Rivera are 15 minutes away.This region is also well Know for its excellent sporting facilities, which include a good selection of Golf Courses.

This Villa  is deeply rooted in history and is a must see for the practical adventurous spirited family.

Features

• Pool
• Air conditioning
• Garden
• Heating
• Garage
• Parking
• Reception room
• Terrace/Balcony
• BBQ
• Laundry room
• Storage room
• Spacious
• Character property
• Features great views
• Sea view
• Morning sun
• Evening sun
• Near bars / restaurants
• Near school(s)
• Near shops
• Near a golf course
• Near the beach

Energy rating

• A+
• A
• B
• B-
• C
• D
• E
• F
• G

The energy rating shows the energy efficiency of a building on a scale of A to G. The most efficient homes – which should have the lowest fuel bills – are in band A, whereas the most inefficient homes are in band G.