The Renovation of a Palace in Portugal Part 4| Renovating property in Portugal

The video documents the renovation journey of an historical palace in Portugal. After a four-month absence due to winter and illness, they return to capture the progress of the renovation project. Key highlights include the construction of a new gate post, significant changes to the exterior, updates on rendering, and the painting of various parts including the kitchen and bar. They discuss the installation of new windows and doors, the development of a new swimming pool, the incorporation of solar panels, and significant interior modifications such as the plastering and painting of walls, and the installation of modern utilities and fixtures. The narrative unfolds as they walk through different parts of the palace, discussing each space's transformation, detailing the choice of materials, and explaining future plans. They also touch upon the challenges and rewards of the renovation process.
Renovating property in Portugal offers a unique blend of historical preservation and modern innovation. By embracing the country's rich architectural heritage while incorporating sustainable and contemporary features, homeowners can create spaces that are both timeless and functional. As shown in this video, creativity, planning, and dedication can transform any property into a dream home, offering an inspiring example for those looking to undertake similar renovation projects in Portugal.

[@Anunciata100]

Esse Palacete está ficando maravilhoso!!!
Um sonho para quem gosta da arquitetura tradicional e histórica!❤

[@anajohnsonaninhas758]

It’s in Alvaiázere between Tomar and Coimbra Portugal, it’s so beautiful I love it I pass there very often and I can’t get enough of it ❤️❤️🇵🇹🇵🇹

[@veronicaj4126]

Is this for sale?

[@pppropertyvideos]

No it is a documentary charting the progress of renovation.

[@FirstLast-rh9jw]

Its going to be really nice. Where is it, by the way?

[@pppropertyvideos]

Alvaiazere

[@FirstLast-rh9jw]

Thanks, visited last year, didn't see that house...@@pppropertyvideos I'm looking around Tomar

[@zairoart]

I don't know where you're coming from, but in Portugal that is not a palace, that is a mansarda.

[@pppropertyvideos]

We know it is not actually a palace but thank you-