luxury houses for sale Moura, Portugal

A property with over 20 hectares of grounds with a restaurant, near the village and lake of Alqueva in Portugal’s Alentejo .... This property, a vast estate for tourism and farming, lies near Europe’s largest artificial lake with its delightful beaches and water sports. The grounds are entirely enclosed. You reach the estate via a road that runs through pasture to a restaurant with 160 place settings. A little higher up, there is a traditional house with a 120m² floor area. A small olive grove lies beside the dwelling, as does sloping woodland with an impressive view of the valley. On the other side, there is a building that was once used for incubating ostrich eggs. Indeed, ostriches were once bred on this estate. The outhouses offer a floor area of 230m². There are two wells on the grounds, as well as two springs and two boreholes. The property’s location is remarkable, near the beaches of Alqueva Lake and surrounded by the undulating landscape of Portugal’s beautiful Alentejo region.

Estate with 800 hectares, located in the municipality of Moura, district of Beja. With a slightly undulating topography where holm oak and cork oak predominates.The property has 90% clean and well-maintained land. The remaining 10% is composed of a diverse vegetation, including steppes, strawberry trees and silvados. However, this does not diminish the beauty of the place, adding a natural and wild touch.A notable feature are the various water springs that flow through the property, as well as ponds strategically located to supply both livestock and game. Two solar-powered water holes ensure a constant supply of water.The property is partially fenced and has several parks for livestock, providing a safe and suitable environment for animal husbandry. In addition, it borders Spain in an extension of approximately 3 km.The afforestation area occupies 130 hectares and includes 30,000 new cork oaks and pine trees.There is another afforestation separate from the previous one with 40 hectares of new cork oaks. It has a total production of 12,000 arrobas of cork in the cork oaks amadia. This income is a significant asset to the property.Another highlight is a hill to recover, with about 300 m². Its restoration can provide an additional and functional space.This property offers three distinct business opportunities. First, raising livestock, whether cows, sheep or pigs, is a viable option. Secondly, hunting allows for smaller and larger hunting, with the current presence of partridges, pigeons, deer and wild boars. The property is classified as a Tourist Hunting Zone. With the possibility of running a hunting mesh net, it has the potential to become a good Couto de Caça Maior. Finally, the forestry side offers income from cork and pine trees.It is easily accessible by roads in excellent condition, facilitating the transport of animals and products. In addition, its picturesque nooks and panoramic views create an atmosphere of tranquility and beauty. With its majestic cork oaks and holm oaks, this property has all the characteristics of an authentic Alentejo homestead.In summary, it is a unique opportunity for investors in search of a stunning place to develop agricultural, hunting, forestry and tourist activities. For more information and to schedule your visit, please contact us.

This agricultural property spreads over 59.73 hectares, from which 12.5 hectares are within the irrigation perimeter of the Alqueva and another 5.5 hectares more can also be irrigated. These two areas are mostly flat and, otherwise, gently inclined. Hence they are suitable for planting an intensive olive grove. The remaining 42 hectares of the land is undulating and dotted with mature oaks in medium density, as well as some old olive trees. This area is suitable for livestock farming. There is currently a flock of about a hundred sheeps that can be acquired with the property.The existing buildings, of approximately 350 m2 footprint, is constituted by : An old ruined watchtower that has been used for supporting the Serpa castle A main house with a first floor over one part, connected by a walled patio to an older house typically Alentejanese. Both houses require renovation works. Outside the houses wall, there is a terrace and, going down a few steps, there is a kidney-shaped swimming pool facing the sun set. Attached to the house is a large agricultural shed and its annexes, over approximately 1500 m2.Access to the property is done via a dirt road of approximately 400m. There is a terrace between the house and the leisure area. A gate on the right allows us to cross a low wall that circumscribes the two houses, connected to each other by an interior patio.From the patio, on the left, we enter the main house through a hall that leads to : Opposite, the kitchen opening onto a small living room with a fireplace. There are other two rooms accessible from the hall, located on each side of the kitchen. On the right, a corridor leads to two spacious bedrooms on the left and, to the right, we find: a bathroom with bathtub, a small storage room and another small room with a sink that gives access to the other house through a covered outdoor space, attached to the agricultural shed, where there is a bathroom with shower. On the left, there is the staircase that leads to the first floor consisting of a large living room with fireplace, a small bathroom with shower and a large room divided into two spaces by a wall arch. A door opposite the staircase allows us to go down to the patio by an exterior staircase.The views are magnificent, both from the first floor and from the rooms facing west on the ground floor.The entrance door to the older house is located in the covered space between the two houses. It consists of a large kitchen and a living room with fireplace through which you can access a bedroom.The property has a strong tourist potential because of its size and the proximity of Serpa and the Alqueva dam. And of course, due to its magnificent view over the castle and the surrounding countryside, since the watchtower has been built at the highest point around the city.The owner will study a possible investment proposal from a future partner, aiming at carrying out the agricultural (olive grove and livestock) and touristic projects at a design stage. This one includes the rehabilitation of the two houses as well as the installation of about ten ecological structures on the land.The property is connected to the city's electricity network with its own transformer station. There are two boreholes, a spring and a rainwater pond.It is located 4 minutes from the centre of Serpa, a medium-sized town in the south of Alentejo, 30 minutes from the large city of Beja, 1 hour 15 minutes from the capital of Alentejo, Évora, and 1 hour 45 minutes from the beaches of the Algarve.

Estate with 100-hectares, located in Serpa, Beja, Alentejo, and features a 550 sqm villa with a total area of 890 sqm. The villa boasts high-quality finishes and offers an unobstructed view. It comprises three en-suite bedrooms, a dining room, a living room with a fireplace, a library, an equipped kitchen, a pantry, a laundry room, and several storage areas. There is also a garage and a workshop. The social areas are designed for large gatherings.This property offers great privacy and tranquility. It includes a pond with approximately 50,000 cubic meters of water, covering an area of 1.5 hectares, and the existing fauna creates a sort of natural reserve. With a cork oak and holm oak forest, the estate possesses unique characteristics for habitation and agricultural potential. There are plans for a second pond of approximately 150,000 cubic meters, as well as a ruin that could be developed into a second dwelling.The estate is equipped with ten refrigerated warehouses that, along with a water treatment station, constitute a hydroponic forage production facility, which is unique in the region.The property is located approximately a 20-minute drive from Serpa and 45 minutes from Beja. It is equidistant from Lisbon and Seville, reachable within a 2.5-hour drive.

Estate with 100-hectares, located in Serpa, Beja, Alentejo, and features a 550 sqm villa with a total area of 890 sqm. The villa boasts high-quality finishes and offers an unobstructed view. It comprises three en-suite bedrooms, a dining room, a living room with a fireplace, a library, an equipped kitchen, a pantry, a laundry room, and several storage areas. There is also a garage and a workshop. The social areas are designed for large gatherings.This property offers great privacy and tranquility. It includes a pond with approximately 50,000 cubic meters of water, covering an area of 1.5 hectares, and the existing fauna creates a sort of natural reserve. With a cork oak and holm oak forest, the estate possesses unique characteristics for habitation and agricultural potential. There are plans for a second pond of approximately 150,000 cubic meters, as well as a ruin that could be developed into a second dwelling.The estate is equipped with ten refrigerated warehouses that, along with a water treatment station, constitute a hydroponic forage production facility, which is unique in the region.The property is located approximately a 20-minute drive from Serpa and 45 minutes from Beja. It is equidistant from Lisbon and Seville, reachable within a 2.5-hour drive. Energy Rating: B- #ref:76992

This estate is privileged both for its location and for its beautiful housing and above all for its potential for the development of a tourism enterprise. Located approximately 20 minutes from Serpa and approximately 2h:30' from both Seville and Lisbon. House: beautiful house with 550m2, with 3 suites, 1 office, large living rooms, with an imposing fireplace, and dining room, kitchen with wood stove and all modern equipment, pantry, laundry room. Very high ceilings, wooden ceiling in the Alentejo style. Balcony along the entire length of the house. Garage, agricultural shed - with the possibility of being incorporated into the main house (around 340m2) Agricola: complete equipment for agroponics (forage production) - 10 refrigerated warehouses, water treatment plant. Mounted with cork oaks and holm oaks Water: dam already built with 50,000m3 and a surface area of ​​1.5ha. Potential for another dam 3 times larger than the existing one. Tourist: some time ago there was a project to build a tourist resort, to build chalets (T1 and T2) and use the dams for fishing and sports.

The Palacete in Serpa is an impressive property that combines history and potential. This magnificent four-storey building, with a total construction area of 1,416 m², features nineteen bedrooms and six reception rooms. In addition to the main building, the 10,300 m² plot includes several other structures, such as a tank/pool, stables, riding arena, caretaker's house, storage facilities, and a kennel, offering various opportunities and usage possibilities for the new owner.The Palacete requires refurbishment and modernisation works, although some improvements have already been made, such as the requalification of the roof. It is essential to highlight that the building retains its frescoes and ornate plaster ceilings, thus preserving its charm and historical character.The architecture of the Palacete harmonises perfectly with the unique identity of the old town of Serpa. It stands out from the new residential constructions while benefiting from all the modern infrastructure available in the region.The Palacete's location is one of its greatest assets. Strategically positioned, it allows easy access to several cities and regions. Beja is 30 km away, Lisbon 200 km, and the Algarve 120 km. The proximity to Spain, just 30 km away, further facilitates travel and international connections. This prime location makes the property ideal for various purposes, from an exclusive residence to a tourist enterprise.With the potential to modernise and personalise the main building and take advantage of the additional structures, the Palacete in Serpa could become a valuable and versatile investment.Book your visit now, come and enjoy a unique place, and fall in love with this historical gem!

A 60-hectare estate with a watchtower and swimming pool, nestled by the town of Serpa in Portugal’s Alentejo region. This vast farming estate covers around 60 hectares near the picturesque Portuguese town of Serpa and its quaint, narrow streets. The houses offer a total useable floor area of around 350m². A walled court links the main house, which has two levels, to an older house with one level – a dwelling that is typical of Portugal’s Alentejo region. The two houses need to be renovated. Yet from their reception rooms, you can admire unrivalled views of the beautiful landscape. Outside, a terrace and a few steps lead to a swimming pool, which lies at a slightly lower level. This bean-shaped pool looks out at enchanting sunsets. A large agricultural annexe adjoins the main house. It offers a floor area of around 1,500m². And a former watchtower, now in ruins, completes the estate’s collection of buildings. This old watchtower once belonged to a medieval castle on the horizon. The extensive estate has clear potential for a project in tourism, especially given its scale and its closeness to Alqueva Lake, which is well known for its delightful beaches and water sports.

Identificação do imóvel: ZMPT566531 Unique Property on the Shores of the Great Alqueva Lake, an Area Greatly Benefited by the Touristic Development Sparked by the Creation of the Great Lake. This vast agricultural property in Reguengos de Monsaraz stands out not only for its robust agricultural production but also for its immense touristic potential. Main Advantages of the Property:Agricultural Diversity: - Eucalyptus: About 135 hectares, with a previous additional 47 hectares of eucalyptus plantation. - Vineyard: 22 hectares, 9 of which are currently producing. - Cork Oak Forest: 42 hectares of dense areas, ideal for sustainable exploitation. - Pasture: 90 hectares suitable for livestock. - Cultivable Land: 63 hectares between irrigated and dry crops. - Orchard: A variety of fruit trees in production. - Irrigation Equipment: Includes a pivot and a cannon for irrigation. Support Infrastructure: ️ - Water Capture: Possibility to draw water from Alqueva (pipeline and necessary equipment are present; the license will need to be requested by the buyer to replace the existing one). - Storage: Two support warehouses (about 950 m²) with all agricultural equipment and machinery included in the sale. - Hunting: Potential for hunting activities given the rich biodiversity of the area.

Property ID: ZMPT566531 Unique property on the shores of the great Alqueva lake, one of the areas that has benefited the most from the tourist development brought about by the creation of the Great Lake. This vast agricultural property in Reguengos de Monsaraz stands out not only for its robustness in agricultural production, but also for its immense tourist potential. Main Advantages of the Property:Agricultural Diversity: - Eucalyptus: About 135 hectares, and there have already been approximately 47 hectares of eucalyptus plantations. - Vineyard: 22 hectares, of which 9 hectares are in production. - Azinhal: 42 hectares with dense areas, ideal for sustainable exploitation. - Pasture: 90 hectares that favor cattle raising. - Sowing: 63 hectares of arable land between irrigated and rainfed crops. - Orchard: Variety of fruit trees in production. - Pivot and cannon for irrigation: Support Infrastructure: - Water Abstraction: Possibility of capturing water from the Alqueva (existing necessary pipeline and equipment) the license will have to be requested by the buyer to replace the existing one. - Storage: Two support warehouses (about 950 m²) with all agricultural equipment and machinery included in the sale. ️ - Hunting: Potential for hunting activities given the rich biodiversity of the area.

This urban property, designated for hospitality services, is an exclusive gem located in Serpa, Beja, with an exciting approved project to expand from 18 to 33 accommodation units, aiming to create a 5-star hotel.Location and Stunning Views:Nestled in the captivating landscapes of the Alentejo, the property is set on a plot of 12,893m², with a gross building area of 2,256m² distributed over three floors. Located atop the Serra de S. Gens, it offers privileged views over the city of Serpa and the vast Alentejo plains. The hill also houses the historic Ermida Nossa Senhora de Guadalupe, a 16th-century chapel that is a stop for both pilgrims and wine tourists.Demand for Accommodation:Serpa has a significant shortage of accommodations, especially during the frequent wine events. This hotel fills that gap, attracting tourists and visitors en route.Accessibility:With excellent access, the hotel is just 34 minutes from Beja Airport, facilitating the arrival of both national and international visitors.Infrastructure and Services:Accommodations: 18 rooms (suites), with a project for 33 rooms.Common Areas: Spacious living and dining rooms.Outdoor Spaces: Garden, terraces, and interior patio.Leisure: Outdoor pool.Dining: Restaurant and bar, equipped with industrial kitchen.Additional Facilities: Kennel, laundry, free parking.Comfort: Bathrooms with bathtubs.History and Expansion Potential:This property, formerly part of the Pousadas de Portugal, has an approved project with tourism support for expansion. With a total of 29 rooms, each designed with Alentejo charm, the property is poised to become a luxury destination, offering a unique and unforgettable experience.Exclusive Alentejo Experience:Every detail of this property reflects the unique essence of the Alentejo, providing an unparalleled escape from everyday life. Be part of this narrative of elegance and hospitality in the heart of the Alentejo, where serenity and historic charm come together to create lasting memories.

Homestate for SALE in Portel:Ideal for cattle and cork...- 364 hectares- 3 Dams- 2 ponds- 2 wells- 1,000 cork arrobas by 2020- 3,000 cork arrobas in 2026- divide by national road- a few kms from the large lake of Alqueva visible in the photos- Mount in very good condition- various attachments for livestock or storageContact us and make an experience of your visit!

Magnificent Homeland of 81.40 ha, with Watercourse and Island, in Mourão - ÉvoraSpace for Arvense Culture; Mounted and Pasture or Pasture, bathed by Alqueva.The Property is delimited by fence (in net and barbed wire with wooden poles) and divided into 3 Parks, and the north and west is bounded by water course from the Alqueva Dam.There is in this space: recent construction in concrete blocks with metal cover, with about 30m2 and alpendurada in zinc with iron structure, with about 350m2.The property also has 2 holes for watering cattle and watering.This space is 200m from the EN114, with connection to Mourão and Montemor-o-Novo.Excellent property for Tourism or Recreational Activities.COME AND MEET!