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Property description
Palácio no Centro Histórico de ElvasNo coração do centro histórico de Elvas, cidade classificada como Património Mundial pela UNESCO, ergue-se este notável palácio setecentista, dentro das muralhas da cidade. Trata-se de um imóvelsingular, cuja recuperação exemplar preservou a traça original do edifício, datado do último quartel do século XVIII, conjugando elementos arquitectónicos e decorativos históricos com soluções contemporâneas de conforto e bom gosto.
O projecto de arquitectura esteve a cargo do Arq.º Manuel AiresMateus, Prémio Pessoa 2017, e o design de interiores foi desenvolvido pela L’Èléphant Interiors, num delicado equilíbrio entre o mobiliário antigo e peças de design moderno, criando uma atmosfera sóbria, acolhedora e intemporal.
Este palácio foi cuidadosamente adaptado para alojamento local de charme, actualmente com 10 quartos, todos com instalações sanitárias privativas, distribuídos pela casa principal e por um apartamento T1 autónomo — antiga casa do cocheiro e manjedouras — com entrada independente pela Rua da Figueira.
A propriedade dispõe ainda de um agradável jardim privativo com 213 m², piscina, zona relvada e espaços de lazer.
A intervenção respeitou os mais elevados padrões de qualidade, com recurso a materiais nobres e eficientes: a cobertura foi integralmente refeita com isolamento térmico e acústico, as caixilharias mantêm-se em madeira com vidro duplo, e todo o edifício dispõe de aquecimento central, complementado pelas lareiras originais.
Com uma área bruta de construção de 1.510m², implantada num lote de 714 m², este projecto foi co-financiado pelo Turismo de Portugal no âmbito do programa Portugal 2020.
Este imóvel é uma oportunidade rara no mercado, combinando valor patrimonial, localização privilegiada, qualidade arquitectónica e potencial turístico de excelência no Alentejo.
A informação disponibilizada não dispensa a sua confirmação e não pode ser considerada vinculativa.
Palace in the Historic Centre in Elvas
In the heart of Elvas’s historic centre — a city classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site — stands this remarkable 18th-century palace, located within the city walls. This is a truly uniqueproperty, whose exemplary restoration has preserved the original character of the building, dating from the final quarter of the 18th century, while harmoniously blending historical architectural and decorative elements with contemporary solutions for comfort and elegance.
The architectural project was led by renowned architect Manuel Aires Mateus, winner of the Pessoa Prize in 2017, and the interior design was developed by L’Èléphant Interiors. The result is a delicatebalance between antique furniture and modern design pieces, creating a sober, welcoming, and timeless atmosphere.
This palace has been carefully adapted into a charming guesthouse, currently offering 10 bedrooms — all with private en-suite bathrooms — distributed between the main house and an independent one-bedroomapartment (formerly the coachman’s house and stables), with a separate entrance from Rua da Figueira. The property also features a delightful private garden of 213 m², with a swimming pool, lawn, and leisure areas.
The renovation was carried out to the highest standards, using noble and efficient materials: the entire roof was rebuilt with thermal and acoustic insulation, the original wooden window frames havebeen preserved and fitted with double glazing, and the building is equipped with central heating, complemented by the original fireplaces.
With a gross construction area of 1,510 m² on a 714 m²plot, this project was co-financed by Turismo de Portugal under the Portugal2020 programme.
This property represents a rare opportunity on themarket, combining heritage value, a prime location, architectural quality, and exceptional.
A intervenção respeitou os mais elevados padrões de qualidade, com recurso a materiais nobres e eficientes: a cobertura foi integralmente refeita com isolamento térmico e acústico, as caixilharias mantêm-se em madeira com vidro duplo, e todo o edifício dispõe de aquecimento central, complementado pelas lareiras originais.
Com uma área bruta de construção de 1.510m², implantada num lote de 714 m², este projecto foi co-financiado pelo Turismo de Portugal no âmbito do programa Portugal 2020.
Este imóvel é uma oportunidade rara no mercado, combinando valor patrimonial, localização privilegiada, qualidade arquitectónica e potencial turístico de excelência no Alentejo.
A informação disponibilizada não dispensa a sua confirmação e não pode ser considerada vinculativa.
Palace in the Historic Centre in Elvas
In the heart of Elvas’s historic centre — a city classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site — stands this remarkable 18th-century palace, located within the city walls. This is a truly uniqueproperty, whose exemplary restoration has preserved the original character of the building, dating from the final quarter of the 18th century, while harmoniously blending historical architectural and decorative elements with contemporary solutions for comfort and elegance.
The architectural project was led by renowned architect Manuel Aires Mateus, winner of the Pessoa Prize in 2017, and the interior design was developed by L’Èléphant Interiors. The result is a delicatebalance between antique furniture and modern design pieces, creating a sober, welcoming, and timeless atmosphere.
This palace has been carefully adapted into a charming guesthouse, currently offering 10 bedrooms — all with private en-suite bathrooms — distributed between the main house and an independent one-bedroomapartment (formerly the coachman’s house and stables), with a separate entrance from Rua da Figueira. The property also features a delightful private garden of 213 m², with a swimming pool, lawn, and leisure areas.
The renovation was carried out to the highest standards, using noble and efficient materials: the entire roof was rebuilt with thermal and acoustic insulation, the original wooden window frames havebeen preserved and fitted with double glazing, and the building is equipped with central heating, complemented by the original fireplaces.
With a gross construction area of 1,510 m² on a 714 m²plot, this project was co-financed by Turismo de Portugal under the Portugal2020 programme.
This property represents a rare opportunity on themarket, combining heritage value, a prime location, architectural quality, and exceptional.