House for sale in Olival, Portugal

This property becomes unique and special due to its location, characteristics and history. Location as it is 1:30h from Lisbon, 2h from Porto and 20min from the Sanctuary of Fátima, characteristics due to the grandeur of the facilities (through the 18 divisions) and size of the property (16000m2) and for its history as it was occupied by General Massena during the 3rd attempt at Napoleonic occupation of Portugal. We can describe this Quinta by its manor house with 18 rooms (5,947m2 urban land), by its Chapel, former stables, swimming pool, wine cellar, games room, bar and by its rustic land of 10,053m2. Due to its excellent location and characteristics (chapel, swimming pool, urban and rural dimension) this property has great potential for rural and religious tourism. The built part consists of a housing complex of 3 interconnected, yet independent bodies, where there are 8 Bedrooms/Suites, 3 Social WCs, living rooms, dining rooms, kitchens, games rooms and a winter terrace. Ourem - 10min Fatima - 20min Leiria - 20min Proximity to the beaches of Nazaré (47min) and São Martinho do Porto (52min) Natural Park of Serras de Aire and Candeeiros (40min) New Towers - 42min Golegã - 42min Take - 34min Coimbra - 1h Olival is a village and former Portuguese parish in the municipality of Ourém, province of Beira Litoral, in the Centro region (Beiras Region) and sub-region of the Middle Tagus, with an area of 21.11 km² and 1,995 inhabitants (2011)[ 1]. Its population density was 94.5 inhab/km². It was extinguished in 2013, as part of a national administrative reform to form a new parish called União das Freguesias de Gondemaria e Olival.[2] It was elevated to village on 12 June 2009.[3] It is composed of the following places: Soutaria, Mossomodia, Casaria, Ventilharia, Boieiro, Conceição, Gaiteiros, Montalto, Esperança, Ribeira, Brejo, Casais de Carcavelos, Carcavelos de Cima, Carcavelos de Baixo, Cisterna, Pairia, Tomareis, Paiveira, Cardal, Barrocaria, Óbidos, Aldeia-Nova, Mills, Capucho, Camalhotes, Casais dos Montes, Casal da Mata.