Lisbon, Mafra, Portugal

Located in the parish of Mafra, this manor house reflects the architectural style of the 17th and 18th centuries. With its unique typology and outstanding features, it is an ideal property for those who value the connection to history and cultural heritage.
The estate has 120 hectares of land and several structures, including a chapel, a riding arena, three swimming pools and two houses. The main house has eight bedrooms and a gross private area of 1,311 m², while the caretakers' house has two bedrooms and a gross private area of 381 m². The main entrance includes a patio with parking for six cars and gives access to the wine cellar.
The interior of the main house is distinguished by its walls covered in hand-painted tiles and by the halls with ceilings decorated by the artist Antero Basalisa. The main pool is also enriched with tiles signed by Manuel Cargaleiro, giving the property a cultural and historical identity. The domestic water is self-supplied by a water mine with two reservoirs.
The farm is located in an area that combines tranquillity and nature, overlooking the Tapada Nacional de Mafra, an area known for its natural and historical wealth, providing an environment of quality and harmony.

Additional Construction
Separate from the manor house there are two more houses, storage, stalls for horses, with a covered area of 573 m2. as well as a covered area for agricultural machinery and a riding ring.
There is also a warehouse, with an independent entrance, totaling 950 m2 and an original mill with 70 m2.

Location
The rural location of Quinta da Barroca, the estate is in a highly accessible location with excellent communication links, just 7 km from the A8 freeway and 30 minutes from Lisbon.