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Property reference AALB6487
Quinta da Beloura, Sintra, Portugal
6 Bedroom Existing House
Property reference AALB6487
€10,500,000
- House
- 6 bedrooms
- 7 bathrooms
- 943 sq m · €11,135/sq m
Within the forested hills of the Serra de Sintra and just minutes away from the historic centre, Quinta da Beloura is a refined private gated community that blends sophistication, serenity, and scale. With elegant interiors, lush gardens, and a flowing indoor-outdoor design, this six-bedroom villa offers a sanctuary of comfort in one of Portugal’s most enchanting natural settings, just 30 minutes from Lisbon.
Set on a generous 4,813 sqm plot, Quinta da Beloura spans 943 sqm of interior space across three levels, all bathed in natural light. Designed to elevate everyday life, the home includes six elegant bedrooms, each with its own en-suite, offering privacy and quiet luxury for both residents and guests.
Living spaces are spacious, warm, and sophisticated, with high-end finishes and timeless design elements throughout. The villa features a private gym, a dedicated cinema room, and multiple indoor-outdoor lounges, with direct access to landscaped gardens and a sunny pool area. Whether hosting family or enjoying a quiet evening, the layout promotes well-being.
- Prime Serra de Sintra location in a UNESCO landscape
- Large private estate with exceptional build quality
- Strong demand from both domestic and international buyers
- Proximity to Lisbon, international schools, and the coast
- Ideal for families, private use, or high-end rental potential
with easy access to golf and Lisbon. A rare opportunity to enjoy space, seclusion and convenience in one of Portugal’s most picturesque settings.”
Features
- Floor: 0;1;-1
- Garden Sqm: 4813
- Kitchen Included
Investment potential
Sintra’s protected heritage status and limited development potential make homes like this especially rare. Demand for high-quality residences in the area remains strong among both local and international buyers seeking privacy, beauty, and easy access to Lisbon.
With ample space, modern amenities, and timeless design, this estate also lends itself well to luxury rental opportunities. Whether it be long-term family living or exclusive holiday stays, there is investment potential for everyone. Properties like this in Sintra are highly desirable and tend to hold long-term value with steady appreciation.
About the location
Located in the protected landscape of the Serra de Sintra, Quinta da Beloura enjoys a sense of seclusion while staying connected to everything. This exclusive area is part of a UNESCO World Heritage site, known for its romantic palaces, misty forests, and the distinctive light that has inspired artists and poets for centuries.
The villa is just a short drive from the village of Sintra and close to key international schools, including TASIS and CAISL, making it ideal for families. Access to Lisbon effortlessly via close motorways, offering both tranquillity and urban proximity. The Atlantic coast, with its cliff-backed beaches and hidden coves, is less than half an hour away, adding a dynamic edge to this serene inland setting.
Local Insights
- Cafe Saudade, a favourite for pastries and coffee, is just 10Per minutes away
- Quinta da Regaleira’s secret gardens are only 15 minutes from the villa
- Praia da Adraga, a stunning beach with seafood spots, is 25 minutes by car
- Barragem do Rio da Mula’s forest trails are just five minutes from home
- Mercado de Sintra, for fresh produce and local goods, is 12 minutes away
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