House for sale, Santarém, in Pedreira, Portugal

Quinta da Granja is a unique property in the Tomar region, either for its size - 232 hectares of land - and for the architectural grandeur of its main building, whose construction dates back to the 16th century. and that between this date and the year 1543, the prior of the Convent of the Convent of Christ, Friar António de Lisboa, increased the built area, having to build "a seat of houses with oratory", thus passing the palace to serve as a resting house to the freires of Tomar. Currently the imposing building has a gross construction area of more than two thousand square meters, divided into two floors and 37 divisions. The ground floor, originally intended for agricultural outbuildings, now has a large space/entrance hall with floor on large original stone slabs, which makes the division of the space - on the right there is a small prayer area (already reworked), a room covered by stone arches that leads to several bedrooms (most with private toilet). On the left side of the entrance hall is the imposing staircase accessing the upper floor, plus an area of huge suites (unfinished), old lagar and access to the most technical area. The first floor, very well maintained, has solid wood floors, several rooms (two with fireplace) with crate ceilings, library, several bedrooms and toilets. On this floor there are two divisions that however stand out: a room "lined" with diamond tip tiles, from the first half of the seventeenth century, and the huge hall, where the old cells of freires open. Given its historical and patrimonial value, the property was classified as public interest in 1996. Much of this farm is in good condition, but there is in the vicinity of the mansion that require reconstruction / recovery. Given its heritage and historical value, the property was classified as public interest in 1996. The rustic area extends over 232 hectares with irrigated area, vineyard, arable culture, pasture, forest and choupal, rural buildings and watercourse bed. The vineyard, with only 2 hectares, but the area can be easily increased. It is also part of this heritage a leisure area next to the Nabão River, called Pedra Dam, where many Tomarenses went to baths in the summer. Farm dedicated to historical/religious tourism; agro-tourism; agricultural production of irrigated, cattle raising...