A mega house inspired by a children’s classic returned to the market after years of abandonment and now impresses for its unique details.
Hidden among the Portuguese mountains, this property seems taken from a fairy tale. Not only for its majestic design, but also for having its own replica of the famous Disneyland Paris Castle, built with the company’s official authorization.
It’s about Quinta gives happinessa very out of the common mansion that, after years of oblivion and restorations, went on sale again for the shocking figure of 24 million euros. The reality is that, if your wallet allows you, it is the unique opportunity to live in the iconic castle.
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A film palace in the Mountains of Sintra
The story of this incredible residence began in the 80s, when the technological businessman Carlos Maia Nogueira decided Build a doll house for your daughterinspired by the Disney universe. Then what began as a pamper for his little one, ended up becoming an extravagant mansion.
Despite the millionaire investment, the high maintenance expenses and financial problems led to the property from passing to the bank in 2008, after accumulating debts exceeding 20 million euros. Since then, the mansion remained closed and deteriorated, until in 2021 the group of urban explorers Yellow Jackets He visited it and viralized his images, returning notoriety.
With a total area of 8,400 m² and 1,900 m² built, the property has 19 rooms, 20 bathrooms, three exterior pools and a heated pool coated in Venezuelan blue marble. In addition, it includes A dance halla Family Security Bunker, Hidden safeand terminations such as marble columns and floors with central heating.
But the greatest attraction remains its authorized replica of the Disneyland Castle Parisa project that Nogueira managed to specify with the endorsement of Disney, thanks to a special permit, original photos and official planes provided by the company.
Source: Ambito
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