Rural Farm in Alpiarça - Tranquility and Nature at Your Doorstep If you are looking for a refuge in the countryside, with all the comfort and proximity to essential services, this farm is the ideal choice! Located just outside the village of Alpiarça, in a quiet and reserved place, but with quick access to the centre, this property offers everything you need for a quiet life in contact with nature. Inserted in a plot of land with 4,520m², this farm has a spacious and cosy main house, consisting of 4 bedrooms (one of them is as an office), 2 of which are suite, 2 living rooms, social bathroom and outside another bathroom also has a sunroom, providing a comfortable environment for the whole family. In addition, the property has a large warehouse, with the possibility of transformation into a gathering or living room, a garage and a storage room ideal for storing agricultural material. Outside, you will also find a house with a wood oven, making it the perfect space for outdoor socialising. The farm is fully fenced, ensuring privacy and security. It has a water hole and a tank, which can be easily converted into a swimming pool. The land is fertile and has several tropical fruit trees, as well as space available for agricultural cultivation or animal husbandry. If you value a quieter lifestyle, surrounded by nature, this property meets all the conditions to be your new home or rural project. Book your visit now and discover the full potential of this unique farm! Energy Rating: F ref:SAFTI:006412

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Beautiful large typical Ribatejo farmhouse with swimming pool located in Alpiarça, Almeirim - Land with an urban plot with 17,454 m2 & 3666 m2 of gross construction area. - Located in the Alpiarça area, just 12 km by car from Santarém and 90 km from Lisbon, with access to the Lisbon/Porto motorway and just a few minutes from the beaches of the West (Peniche, Foz do Arelho, Lagoa de Obidos. - Main house, of typical Ribatejo construction, with 5 bedrooms (2 suites), 4 bathrooms, living room, dining room, two fireplaces, equipped kitchen and a covered porch. Air conditioning in all rooms. - In addition to the main house, there are other independent and restored spaces: Independent spaces:. Games room and other leisure activities. Gym. Library. Garage, with automatic gate. Pool. The property also has a house for caretakers, as well as several other functional spaces, such as laundry, changing rooms, garage, wood oven, workshops, agricultural machinery shelter and storage. - Potential for animal breeding activities, namely horses, rural tourism, local accommodation, etc. - Garden of English roses, the farm has a garage, parking for several vehicles and built several buildings with a total of 3,666.08 m2. Of the buildings, the highlights are living quarters for caretakers, garages for agricultural implements, stables with boxes for 6 horses, riding pen, stables, areas for raising animals (kennels, corrals, water tanks, etc...), wine store and warehouses for storing hay, cereals and/or other agricultural products. Possibility of highlighting 1ha of the farm, which can enhance, enhance and make profitable the investment made in the property. - History of Gouxaria Farm This property belonged to the Crown estates. Around 1460 it was leased to some farmers according to this letter from King D. - Afonso V who says: Dom Afonso V, by the grace of God, King of Castella de León, of Portugal, Toledo, Galicia, of the town of Córdoba and Murcia, Jaém and the Algarves, all close to the sea of ​​Africa and Daljazira and Gibraltar, Lord of Biscay and Molinar. To all those who see this letter, know that I rented our “Reguengo dalmeirim” which is called Terruge and the lands we own from Santo Agostinho in the fields of Santarém in our Kingdom of Portugal, to Vasco Palha Cavalleiro, Lopo Dias, João Dias and João Gonçalo Folgana Palha, farmers and residents of the city of Santarém, for a period of 21 years. But, six years before the end of this contract, a “Convention and Mercy Contract” was signed with Vasco Palha, 1st Lord of Gouxaria, on October 12, 1475. This contract would extend to 2 people after him and the income was a certain amount of different cereals. - After him we have the 2nd Lord of Gouxaria, his son Francisco Palha, married to D. Maria de Sousa. They had a daughter called Leonor Palha who married Dom Manuel de Mascarenhas). She became the 3rd Lady of Gouxaria. From his marriage to D. Manuel Mascarenhas was born D. Fernando de Mascarenhas) 4 Lord of Gouxaria and who married D. Filipa Silva. He was killed in action in the battle of Alcácer-Quibir. - His son Dom Manuel Mascarenhas) was the 5th Lord of Gouxaria. He married Dona Francisca Ataíde, daughter of Dom Nuno Manuel and Dona Joana de Ataíde. Cardinal Dom Henrique extends this contract for another 8 lives. The 6th Lord of Gouxaria is Dom Fernando de Mascarenhas who married D. Maria de Noronha. His son Dom João Mascarenhas, married to Dona Madalena de Castro, becomes the 7th Lord of Gouxaria and 1st Marquis of Fronteira. Dom Fernando Mascarenhas) was the 2nd Marquis of Fronteira and the last Lord of Gouxaria (8). He married D. Joana Leonor Toledo Mendes. Another four generations of the Mascarenhas family passed as tenants of this property, but in 1834 with the victory of the Liberals against the Miguelistas, all the Crown's lands and all the lands of the religious orders were confiscated by the “Public Treasury” and this includes this Gouxaria property. - In 1846 Dom José Trazimundo Mascarenhas Barreto, 7th Marquis of Fronteira, acquired these lands and many others, bringing Gouxaria back to the Mascarenhas family. The last Mascarenhas to own this property was Dom Francisco de Mascarenhas-) a very famous bullfighter who inherited it from his father Dom Alexandre Mascarenhas who inherited it from his father Dom José Maria Mascarenhas. The famous palace of Fronteira and Alorna, in Lisbon, passed to his cousin Dom Fernando de Mascarenhas who inherited the lineage of the house, becoming the 11th Marquis of Fronteira and Alorna. It is a property full of charm and noble history ref: 122669