Property with 380m2 of land, in the heart of the Serra de Sintra. Original construction from 1938 with 310m2 of built area, divided into three rooms. A T3 with 120m2 plus a T2 with 70m2 and another T2, more recent (1995) with 70m2, plus garage for two cars, patio and patio for more vehicles.The property has independent entrances through two streets
In total there are 7 bedrooms, 3 kitchens, 5 rooms, 3 bathrooms and other facilities.
It has an open view to the Serra de Sintra where you can see 4 castles (Pena, Mouro, Monserrat and Seteais) and also a view of the sea over Praia Grande and Maçãs. Needs remodeling but has immense potential for tourist or commercial use or even to live and monetize long term rental.

Colares, the former county seat, is a village whose history is lost in the confines of time. Rising through the splendor of the green of the Serra de Sintra, it contemplates the whole fertile valley with its name, against the backdrop of the immense ocean, invaded by Cabo da Roca, where the land ends and the sea begins.

In this way, it becomes possible to make an attractive itinerary in the historic center of the village, where we can admire its historical and heritage richness, characterized by the beautiful churches, the mansions of the old farms and the typical chalets of the late 19th century, which appear through the rustic houses; know the places inhabited by imminent figures of our culture such as Carlos França, Viana da Mota or Veloso Salgado; talk about some illustrious collarenses like D. Dinis de Melo e Castro, D. Jerónimo Contador de Argote or José Inácio da Costa and also remember literary descriptions of writers and poets, who were fascinated by these lands, like Eça de Queirós, Camilo Castelo Branco, Alexandre Herculano or William Beckford, among many others.

The tour ends in the beautiful Várzea de Colares, crossed by the river of the apples, which flows into the beautiful beach of the apples, next to the line of the old tram, now reactivated, and the Adega Regional which is the landmark of the much appreciated ramisco wine, the first that Portugal exported around the world.