Old farmhouse in good condition - A House with Soul and MemoryThere are places that welcome us as if we were returning home.Quinta de Santo António, in the heart of the Alto Douro wine region, is one of those rare places — a space where centuries of history, natural beauty, and winemaking tradition come together in a harmony that is hard to find these days.Built in the 17th century, the manor house that dominates the property preserves the soul and character of the traditional Douro estates.A few kilometers from Peso da Régua, a landscape unfolds before you that seems hand-painted: terraced vineyards, a golden light that runs through the valley, and an absolutely breathtaking view over the Douro River, impossible to describe without seeing it.As you approach the main house, you feel the gentle weight of history.The elegant and traditional architecture reveals the pride of a family that has preserved it for generations — every stone, every detail, every balcony has a story to tell.Inside, the chapel, dating from 1674, stands out as a period treasure that recalls the spiritual and cultural importance of this farm. The gross construction area, of approximately 620 m², also includes a caretaker's house with excellent areas and several traditional agricultural outbuildings, such as wine presses and warehouses, which bear witness to centuries of dedication to wine production.A Farm in the Heart of the Douro — UNESCO World Heritage SiteThe Quinta is located in the prestigious Douro Demarcated Region, in the historic Feitoria Wine Zone, delimited in 1756 by the Marquis of Pombal.Today it is an integral part of the Alto Douro Wine Region, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.Located in the parish of Cambres, between Peso da Régua and Lamego, the estate benefits from exceptional access via the EN 226-1 and the A24, ensuring proximity to daily life without sacrificing the privacy and tranquility characteristic of the region.12 Acres of Authenticity and PotentialWith a total area of approximately 12 hectares, the farm offers a setting of rare beauty and great agricultural value.It features 10.22 hectares of vineyards with concessions, classified as C and D, with grape varieties such as Malvasia Fina, Tinta Barroca, Tinta Roriz, Touriga Nacional, and Touriga Franca, enabling the production of Port wine and DOC Douro wines.Year after year, the concession granted depends on the quota defined by the Douro and Port Wine Institute, keeping alive the regulated tradition that makes this region unique in the world.In addition to the vineyard, the property includes:- 0.43 ha of olive grove with 701 olive trees distributed along the vineyard border, producing excellent olive oil;- two vegetable gardens with spring water (500 m² and 1,200 m²), each with its own tank, perfect for organic farming or a complementary agricultural project.- A 1,100 m² garden next to the house, perfect for relaxation, contemplation, or private events.- Two restored barns, typical spaces of the region with great potential.The property's layout is versatile and functional, offering multiple spaces that open up diverse possibilities for use:- Main house (approx. 316 m²) with 4 living rooms, kitchen, 6 bedrooms, and social areas facing the Douro River.- Historic chapel (38 m²) with significant heritage value.- Traditional wine press (127 m²) and large warehouse (272 m²), ideal for wine production and storage.- Caretaker's house (93 m²) and other restored rustic outbuildings.- Garage (35 m²) and agricultural support spaces.These buildings can be adapted for rural tourism, wine tourism, own production, or even for luxury private residences, maintaining the rustic and historic character of the farm.For those seeking an authentic farm with vineyards, history, agricultural potential, and emotional value, this is a truly unique property on the market.A place where the past meets the future, and where each sunrise reminds us that, in the Douro, everything is more intense, more beautiful, and more genuine.Schedule your visit now!
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