This most romantic place, bordering with the Tapada de Mafra, (formerly the King of Portugal’s hunting grounds), dates back to 1633 and has been lived in by a succession owners, each with their own unique story.

The one thing they all shared was a fascination for its rolling hills and fertile soils making it one of Lisbon’s most prosperous ‘breadbaskets’.

You can browse through our latest booklet - and take in the stunning scenery of Mafra - here: Quinta de Sant'Ana Brochure