luxury farmhouses for sale Castelo Novo, Portugal

Are you looking for agricultural land with a lot of water capacity? On this property he has 300 ha of land available for his agricultural projects. It currently has about 100 ha of traditional olive groves and cork oak forests. It has a dam that occupies about 10 ha of the property. With agricultural structures and a dwelling house, it makes this property an opportunity to create your own business here. This property has already been presented at a tourism fair with the potential to build golf courses due to its irregular shape and water capacity. Come and visit, schedule your visit now.

Located a few kilometers away from Serra da Estrela mountain range, in Capinha, Fundão municipality, the Carrapata Norte Farm presents a total area of 348.98 hectares. Within the property you will find 3 urban buildings measuring 300sqm, 100sqm, and 80sqm respectively, constructed before 1951 and therefore exempt from usage permits. This property was formerly an agroforestry operation, with areas of pine forest, chestnut trees, centenary soybean, wild cherry, American oak, olive grove, and various fruit trees. Within the property there is a pond used for animal watering and irrigation, whose water originates from several natural springs, which give rise to streams that flow into the Capinha reservoir, with which the property shares a direct boundary along its banks. The lower part of the land converges on the banks of the Capinha Reservoir, with a river beach, making it a place for family outings and leisure activities such as fishing, sailing, or swimming. The reservoir of this dam is integrated into the Tagus River Basin and offers panoramic views of the beautiful natural landscape of Cova da Beira. Due to its privileged orography, with an elevation in the north and a slope facing south, this property could be profitable in the renewable energy sector, solar and wind power. Contact us for more information about this beautiful property.

In a privileged natural environment, between Serra da Estrela and the Zêzere River, is this wine estate with 13.2 hectares, where the vineyard, the water and the landscape create a truly special scenery. The property has about 8.2 hectares of vineyards certified in organic production mode and also has 2.25 hectares with a license for new planting, allowing a significant increase in the current production capacity. Olive grove, orchard, horticultural areas and pine forest complete the farm. The farm has its own equipped winery, agricultural facilities, tractor and implements, with a current production of approximately 35,000 bottles per year and the potential to reach around 55,000 bottles per year after the expansion of the vineyard. The activity includes its own brand and production of DOC Beira Interior certified wines, with references already distinguished in national and international competitions, as well as an important stock of wine in different stages of aging and bottling. Integrated in the Cova da Beira Irrigation, the property benefits from excellent conditions for agricultural activity and, according to information provided, approximately 13,000 per year in support. One of its great differentiating elements is the connection to the Zêzere River, which gives the farm a very special landscape environment and reinforces its potential for a future wine tourism or rural tourism project, combining vineyards, wine tastings, gastronomy, nature and experiences by the river, through the respective licensing. All this just 10 minutes from Covilhã, close to Serra da Estrela and with good access to the A23. An opportunity to acquire not only a property, but a wine farm in operation, with its own identity, room for growth and an exceptional location next to the Zêzere.

Few assets in Portugal bring together, in a single transaction, a working historic winery, a farming estate with licensed guest accommodation, and a nucleus holding urban-classified land. Almeida Garrett Estate is one of them: some 540 hectares in the municipality of Covilhã, held and run by the same family for decades, across three complementary components.At Tortosendo, a 19th-century winery operating under a current industrial use permit produces up to 200,000 litres a year of red, white, rosé and sparkling wine under the Beira Interior Denomination of Origin. Production draws on around 49 hectares of land, of which 41.54 hectares are planted vineyard, with varieties including Touriga Nacional, Tinta Roriz, Trincadeira, Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Chardonnay and Arinto, farmed partly under certified organic production and partly under integrated production. A Chardonnay block standing for more than a century, rare in Portuguese viticulture, supports a dedicated varietal project. Seven proprietary brands, Almeida Garrett among them, and their associated intellectual property are included in the sale.At Unhais da Serra, Quinta da Vargem is built around an early 20th-century schist manor house with pool, tennis court and gardens, now trading as licensed guest accommodation and well rated by guests. The farming component runs to some 57 hectares of walnut, planted fifteen years ago: around 45 hectares of irrigated fruiting orchard in Chandler, Howard and Tulare, and around 12 hectares grown for timber. The estate has its own processing line covering reception, washing, hulling, drying and grading, with simultaneous drying capacity for 20 tonnes, backed by a mechanical trunk shaker and a Weiss McNair ground-harvesting line. Irrigation is secured by water rights on community channels fed from three separate schemes, a degree of redundancy uncommon at this scale. The farmed core sits on a single cadastral parcel of 287 contiguous hectares, giving the holding a coherence of boundary that is rare in properties of this size in this part of the country.The building stock is the least worked part of the estate. Beyond the manor house, the property holds a substantial number of stone buildings, most of them pre-1951, including a complete hamlet at one of the nuclei, mills, shelters, farm structures and the old cattle sheds. These are square metres already standing, in a landscape where new construction is not easily permitted. The tourism side is one operating house today, on a footprint that would support considerably more.Adjoining it, the Erada nucleus wraps around the village of the same name and stands out for its planning optionality, with land in effective urban classification and areas of dispersed building, alongside production forest and walnut.All three components are trading. The winery operates under a current permit and sells under established proprietary labels, the walnut orchard is of producing age with the full processing chain installed on site, and the accommodation takes guests and reviews well. A buyer is not acquiring a project to be started, but three working operations, each with clear room for improvement, alongside a reserve of built area and planning optionality awaiting whoever wishes to develop it. Operating and performance figures are set out in the dossier released under a confidentiality agreement.The property lies around 18 km from Covilhã, within the Serra da Estrela Natural Park region, roughly 275 km from Porto airport and 290 km from Lisbon airport.An asset of this kind comes up once in a generation, and rarely reaches the market intact. Almeida Garrett Estate does: three working operations, one family selling together, and a boundary nobody has ever divided. Offered as a single block. Full dossier under a confidentiality agreement.

Quinta dos Lamaçais, with 523,746m² (about 52.4 hectares), located in Teixoso, municipality of Covilhã. The property stands out for its size and potential, with granite stone constructions to recover, as well as houses to support agricultural activity and cattle breeding. The land has diversified characteristics, including bush areas, pasture areas and land for agriculture, and also has fruit trees and irrigated water, important resources for agricultural and livestock exploration. It benefits from good access, excellent sun exposure and mountain views, in a natural environment that provides tranquility and direct contact with nature. Due to its size, characteristics and existing constructions, Quinta dos Lamaçais presents an interesting investment potential, namely for agricultural, livestock or rural exploration projects, subject to the applicable legal and regulatory conditions. A unique opportunity for those looking for a large property, with natural resources and potential to develop an agricultural or rural project. Features Other Fruit Trees Type Agricultural Zone Access: Clay Centrality: Rural

Farm for sale located in the parish of Medelim, in the municipality of Idanha-a-Nova. With a total area of more than 47 hectares, this property is located in a quiet area with easy access by tarmac road, ideal for those looking for privacy and contact with nature. It has a house and several annexes and agricultural dependencies, including two ruins to rehabilitate, all registered with urban article, ideal for the enhancement of the space. The abundant water resources on the land stand out, which include a stream, several wells, a large dam with a water mirror with approximately 5500m2 of area, a pond, among others, ensuring good conditions for agricultural support or maintenance of the property throughout the year. The land has a mostly flat topography, with excellent sun exposure, characteristics that favor different types of cultivation and use, as it consists of 28ha of pastures and 19ha of agricultural land. It has electricity poles close to the land limits, which significantly facilitates its future connection to the electricity grid, making the process simpler, faster and more economical.The property is partially fenced and walled, providing greater delimitation and security. On the land there are several species of trees, namely orange, olive, cork oak, fig and vine trees, which contribute to the agricultural diversity and the natural charm of the space. This is an excellent opportunity for those looking for a large property, with natural resources and potential for an agricultural, tourist or housing project in full harmony with the rural environment.If you need more information, talk to your ADNi and schedule your visit.ADN REAL ESTATE - SERVE WELL TO ALWAYS SERVE!

Introducing the Solar dos Marqueses da Graciosa, an imposing historical monument classified as a heritage site of historical value, located in the heart of Idanha-a-Nova, in the emblematic Largo da Senhora do Rosário, next to the Parish Church and overlooking the almond groves of the region.With origins dating back to 1458, this stately manor house is a rare example of Portuguese medieval and Baroque architecture. The central, higher section incorporates the old medieval tower, while the more recent side wings were added in the 17th century, giving the whole an imposing and harmonious presence.- Gross construction area: 2,036 m²- Gross private area: 1,966 m²- Number of rooms: 33- Floors: 3- Total land area: 1,625 m²This property is ideal for rehabilitation projects with a focus on:- Cultural tourism or boutique hotels- Exclusive events and immersive experiences- Prestigious private residence with heritage valueA unique opportunity for those looking to invest in a property with soul, history and potential for appreciation.Contact us for more information or to schedule a visit.

A unique property of around 80 hectares, fully licensed for tourism, located in the district of Castelo Branco.An ideal retreat for cultural and artistic projects, residencies, concerts, workshops, and retreats. An extraordinary connection with nature.Approximately 2,000 m² of built area, including 21 bedrooms (most en-suite), several living rooms, kitchens, multipurpose spaces, and even a concert hall.Rich in natural resources, with fresh water springs, solar energy, and its own organic olive oil production.Complete privacy, just 25 km from Castelo Branco and 240 km from Lisbon. Energy Rating: F #ref:TGP39

Nestled in the scenic surroundings of Malpica do Tejo, just 3 km from Monte Barata and Carregal, the Vale do Paio estate presents a continuous landholding of approximately 580 hectares. This remarkable property is set within a landscape of stunning natural beauty, characterised by gently rolling hills, extensive oak groves, and exceptional valleys. The estate is defined by a permeable fence approximately 1.20 metres high, installed to clearly mark the estate's boundaries while allowing the free movement of wildlife and preserving the land's natural balance. The oak grove boasts around 600 mature cork oak trees, complemented by holm oaks and other Mediterranean flora, indicative of the region. Due to its natural characteristics, size, and habitat diversity, Vale do Paio offers immense potential for a wildlife management and hunting project, particularly suited for creating and conserving species such as partridges and hares, as well as big game like deer, wild boar, and fallow deer, which benefit from the excellent shelter and feeding conditions available in the property's valleys and denser areas. A key asset of this estate is its abundant water resources. Various water points are distributed throughout the land, along with an existing dam. Furthermore, there is a project for constructing a new reservoir of approximately 3.5 hectares, centrally located and currently undergoing validation, which could significantly enhance the estate's water capacity and future appreciation potential. The infrastructure includes an old house with potential for renovation, offering opportunities for creating a main residence or support building for the estate operations. The property is also equipped with 20 solar panels, ensuring necessary energy production for lighting the hangar and for workshop operations, adding to a more autonomous and sustainable management. Additionally, specific infrastructure supports the hunting component, such as a large feeding station with a capacity of 1,000 litres, strategically designed to attract and sustain wildlife.