luxury farmhouses for sale Guarda District, Portugal

Prime Location – Dão Demarcated RegionQuinta da Regada is located in the Dão Demarcated Region, at the foot of the Serra da Estrela mountain range.Located in the Serra da Estrela sub-region (DOC Dão), it is situated in the highlands of Gouveia, at an altitude of approximately 600 meters, in a terroir protected by a natural amphitheater of mountains that guarantees:• Natural freshness• Excellent temperature range• More elegant and balanced wines________________________________________A Consolidated Viticultural Asset• 8 hectares of planted vineyards• Vines approximately 20 years old• Average production: 45 tons/year• Two wells with permanent water supply• High-altitude granite soilThe vineyards, which have been awarded several times as among the best in the Dão region, are worked with technical rigor and passion, with manual harvesting and production control per hectare.Strategic Grape VarietiesRed Wines• Touriga Nacional – 2.03 ha• Alfrocheiro / Tinta Bastardinha – 1.10 ha• Jaen / Mencia – 0.72 ha• Syrah / Shiraz – 0.38 ha• Cabernet Sauvignon – 0.12 haWhite Wines• Bical / Borrado das Moscas – 1.91 ha• Encruzado – 0.66 ha• Semillon – 0.49 haA perfect balance between native Dão grape varieties and international varieties — ideal for producers who want to diversify their portfolio while maintaining regional identity. Modern and Operational Winery• Remodeled and expanded in 2020• Winemaking capacity: 150 tons• Area: 342 m²• Fully equipped for production, aging, and bottling• Complete licensingAllows total control of the production process — from grape to bottle.________________________________________Growth Potential – Wine Tourism• Main house with 482 m²• Strong potential for a wine tourism project• Possibility of creating a wine lodge, premium tastings, or corporate events________________________________________ Wine Philosophy and Style DOC Dão production focused on:• Quality• Freshness• Expression of the Serra da Estrela terroir• Elegance and authenticity Wine Profiles Whites • Encruzado, Bical, Gouveio • Fresh, citrusy, mineral • Good acidity and structureReds • Touriga Nacional, Jaen, Alfrocheiro + international varieties• Elegant, fruity • Smooth, balanced tannins Rosés and light wines • Modern, gastronomic, and versatile profile________________________________________ Why it's Strategic For a Competitor Seeking Growth Immediate entry into the Alto Dão region (Serra da Estrela) Operational asset — no need for structural CAPEX Geographic diversification compared to Douro, Alentejo, or Bairrada Potential to strengthen the premium range Vertical integration already in place Solid base for export growth________________________________________In a few words Whites: fresh, mineral, aromatic Reds: elegant, balanced, with regional identity Style: high-altitude wines, with strong character and authenticity________________________________________INFORMATIONAntónio Maia [email protected] +351 935 714 983

With 22 hectares of pure natural and architectural beauty, this idyllic property in the Guarda region houses a Cistercian Monastery of incalculable historical value. Classified as a Monument of National Interest, its origins date back to the mid-12th century, when it hosted a primitive community of Benedictine monks or hermits. In the 1170s, the community embraced the Cistercian Order, driving the construction of the imposing complex we know today. The Monastery, predominantly Romanesque and Gothic, exhibits the refined characteristics of the primitive Romanesque on its facade. Among its notable architectural elements, the Chapter House stands out: simple and elegant, it is topped by three pointed arch archivolts resting on smooth abaci and embedded colonnettes, finished with capitals featuring delicate vegetal motifs. Being the second most important dependency after the church, the Chapter House is a living testament to the grandeur of the era. Currently, the Monastery building requires a total restoration project, offering enormous rehabilitation potential. The Guesthouse adjacent to the Monastery was once intended for ecclesiastical visitors and laymen of the high nobility. With a quadrangular facade and rectangular windows, the building is enhanced by a balcony with stone columns, facing South and West. Between the gate and the balcony, a coat of arms dating from 1704 bears the weapons of the Cistercian Order. Subject to a meticulous and careful restoration completed in 1997, this building has all the conditions for a Boutique Hotel / Manor House Tourism unit. It thus maintains the noble tradition of hospitality started in the 12th century, when it welcomed pilgrims on their way to Santiago de Compostela. The main building is distributed over two functional and welcoming floors: Floor 1: Entrance hall; Living room with fireplace and bar area; Dining room with fireplace; 2 spacious suites; Fully equipped kitchen; Laundry and storage area. Floor 2: 9 suites; 1 independent apartment (comprising suite, living room, and kitchenette); Solid wood-paneled library with a fireplace; Monumental stone balcony (classified monument), exquisitely converted into a dining room. All furniture and decoration are included in the sale. Outside, the guesthouse is embraced by a garden with a swimming pool, complemented by a support bathhouse with a Turkish bath. The housing complex also features 3 completely independent suites, with direct access to the outside, ensuring total privacy for guests. Additionally, next to the Monastery, there are old buildings (former stables) with excellent conversion viability. The morphology of the property is completely flat, blessed with a remarkable abundance of water — visible in the historic fountain next to the Monastery and the stream that crosses the land. To the North, it has a lush green meadow and a multi-centennial oak forest.

Quinta da Zaralhôa — A Landmark Estate in the Heart of the Douro In the heart of the Douro, with privileged views over the river and set within a landscape of exceptional beauty, Quinta da Zaralhôa presents a singular investment and legacy opportunity, where tradition, production, and lifestyle come together in a truly remarkable estate. Spanning 132 hectares, of which approximately 80 hectares remain available for new planting and agricultural expansion, the property offers extraordinary growth potential in viticulture, olive cultivation, as well as new agro-industrial or hospitality ventures. Wine production is already a well-established hallmark of the estate: 6.5 hectares of vineyards, including 5 hectares dedicated to Port Wine, producing around 25,000 litres annually, complemented by 5 hectares of olive groves. The estate also includes a fully equipped 400 m² winery, designed for vinification and ageing, featuring two traditional granite lagares, a press, 22 tanks with total capacity of 40,000 litres, an ageing cellar holding approximately 35,000 bottles, 10 French oak barrels, and a dedicated packaging and logistics area with freight lift. Adding to its heritage is a portfolio of internationally awarded wine labels, recognised in prestigious American wine publications and with an established presence in domestic and international markets—significantly enhancing the strategic value of the business. The residential component reflects the same level of exclusivity: a fully equipped 260 m² main house comprising one suite, two bedrooms, generous open-plan living areas, a games room, wine cellar, and garage for two cars. Outside, landscaped gardens include a private chapel, barbecue area, and a heated swimming pool with telescopic cover, creating an atmosphere of complete privacy and sophistication. The estate also benefits from a fully functional 100 m² vineyard support house, as well as a photovoltaic energy production unit with direct sale to the grid, reinforcing sustainability and income diversification. More than a property, Quinta da Zaralhôa is a rare asset—an enduring project of heritage, expansion, and authentic Douro excellence.

We present a magnificent estate located in the Upper Douro region, in the municipality of Vila Nova de Foz Côa, with a total area of ​​120 hectares and enormous agricultural and tourism potential.Currently, the property has 24 hectares already planted, distributed as follows:20 hectares of vineyards, some with the right to produce fortified wine3 hectares of olive groves, with an average annual production of approximately 1,000 liters of olive oil0.5 hectares of almond orchards0.5 hectares of varied orchard, with orange, apple, tangerine and other fruit treesThe remaining area offers excellent potential for expansion, allowing the planting of new vineyards, olive groves or other crops, according to the future owner's project.At the highest point of the property is a completely new modular house, with stunning views over the Douro River, ideal for residential use or a tourism project.The estate also boasts important support infrastructure:Agricultural support building, comprising a large kitchen with fireplace, bathroom and a bedroom.Agricultural warehouse of approximately 700 m², ideal for machinery, wine storage or other activities.Mezzanine office on the upper floor of the warehouse.Located in one of the world's most prestigious wine-producing regions, this property offers unique characteristics for agricultural, viticultural or tourism development.A rare opportunity in the heart of the Upper Douro.Book your visit now.