luxury houses for sale Évora District, Portugal

Estate with 6-bedroom villa for sale in the Portalegre region, set on a 4-hectare property in the heart of the Alto Alentejo. This typical Alentejo style villa, which is spread over two floors, uses noble materials such as ancestral stone, honey tones in the woods and comfortable fabrics in its construction. The iron details were worked by hand and it also has decorative paintings.The ground floor consists of four in suite bedrooms, five toilets, an entrance hall, a 100m2 living room and a 50m2 dining room, both with a fireplace, a large fully equipped kitchen and a pantry. On the upper floor it is possible to find the Master suite with closet, bathroom and office. Outside the main house there is yet another suite.With central heating and laundry, this Alentejo house has several leisure spaces, including a jacuzzi, gym, changing rooms and an equestrian area with horses and their boxes.Outside the villa you can also find a swimming pool surrounded by a lawned garden and decorated with typical objects of the region and a pleasant terrace that enjoys absolute silence and calm which will allow you to enjoy the stunning landscape of the Alentejo.Inserted in an estate with 4 hectares, this villa is located in a piece of paradise, where you can appreciate every moment, the purity of the countryside air, the smell of the land, the sky, the walks on foot, bicycle or horse, golf and wine tourism.Located in the noble part of the traditional families of the Alentejo, a bull-breeding region, with gastronomic restaurants, this estate is also part of a wine region that concentrates more than 30 cellars of the best wines in Portugal, where it is possible to visit 13 castles.In terms of accessibility, the estate is located 1 hour and 40 minutes from Lisbon (by highway) and 25 minutes from Spain (by highway), and is served by the airports of Ponte de Sor, Évora, and Badajoz.Infante & Riu - Portugal Real Estate is a real estate agency based in Chiado, operating in the residential market in the prime areas of Greater Lisbon since 2014. We specialize in the sale of new or resale properties, for living or investment purposes, including apartments, villas, and retail spaces, as well as country estates and farms around Lisbon. We are able to assist both national and international Buyers. Energy Rating: C #ref:QUI_5851

In Borba, a former convent dating from 1778 with its original chapel and bell tower. Borba grew up surrounded by its marble and its convents, and the Convent of Our Lady of Sorrows has held a special place in that collective memory since 1778. What the centuries have left behind—the bell tower, the chapel, the azulejos, the stucco, the vaults, the paintings, the marble staircases—has not been erased by the restoration work carried out since 2012, but rather extended, as if the place were simply continuing what it had begun. Designated a historic site by the Ministry of Culture, it holds residential and tourist potential commensurate with its history.

Within the walls of Monsaraz, in the Alentejo, a historic house of nearly 300 m² overlooking Lake Alqueva. In the 13th century, the Knights Templar chose this rocky outcrop to build a castle. The choice was strategic. It was also aesthetically pleasing—from Monsaraz, the view stretches all the way to the Spanish border without any obstructions. Inside the 17th-century walls, a house embodies several centuries of domestic life without prioritizing one era over another. The cauldron in the kitchen fireplace sits alongside handcrafted mosaics. The domes echo the granite. Slate covers what the stone does not reveal. Below, Lake Alqueva. Above, the Alentejo sky.

In the Serra de São Mamede Natural Park, a house a few kilometers from Marvão. Marvão has dominated this landscape since the Middle Ages. A rocky outcrop, intact ramparts, and a silhouette recognizable from afar. In this protected setting, a house has been built around a central, flower-filled patio—a classic Portuguese architectural feature that places the garden at the heart of daily life rather than on the periphery. The vegetable garden, the orchard, the pool, and the detached guest house come together to form a harmonious whole, effortlessly brought together by the natural surroundings of the park.

Nestled in the heart of the Alentejo's most authentic landscape, just minutes from the historic village of Arraiolos, this exceptional 117-hectare estate seamlessly blends contemporary architecture with nature and the region's rich rural heritage.The property has been thoughtfully designed to make the most of its surroundings, maximising natural light, privacy and sweeping panoramic views across the Alentejo countryside.The main residence is centred around generous living spaces, featuring spacious living and dining rooms, a fully equipped kitchen with pantry, a comfortable master suite and a magnificent covered terrace that extends the interior seamlessly into the outdoors. From this elevated position, breathtaking views unfold across the surrounding landscape, creating an atmosphere of complete tranquillity.Complementing the main residence is a licensed guest house with three bedrooms, offering complete independence for family and friends while also providing the opportunity to continue the property's existing tourism operation. The estate also includes a caretaker's house and a range of agricultural buildings supporting the farm, including facilities for livestock, machinery and feed storage.One of the estate's most remarkable features is its spectacular swimming pool, beautifully integrated among natural rock outcrops, creating a unique setting where architecture appears to merge effortlessly with the landscape. From this privileged location, uninterrupted views stretch for miles across the iconic Alentejo countryside, offering a rare sense of peace and natural beauty.The estate borders a river that flows throughout the year, an invaluable natural asset that enhances biodiversity and enriches the surrounding landscape. Much of the land is covered by mature holm oak woodland, characteristic of the region, providing shade, ecological value and an exceptional natural setting.The combination of its scale, architectural quality, abundant natural resources and proximity to Arraiolos, Évora and Lisbon makes this an outstanding property, perfectly suited as an exceptional private residence, a boutique hospitality project, a wellness retreat, an equestrian estate or an agroforestry investment. Energy Rating: In progress #ref:TGP74

A 30-hectare estate in the Alentejo, with a new house recently built, with immense charm and rare characteristics. It's set in an area of total serenity, perfectly surrounded by nature and with enormous comfort and sophistication. Just over an hour from Lisbon (120 km).It was built around 2 years ago, totalling 611 m2 of construction, and is distributed between the 464 m2 house and the 147 m2 farmhouse, which could be adapted into a caretaker's house or guest house. The house opens onto a huge lounge with a fireplace and a fully equipped kitchen; 3 bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, with the master suite having 2 bathrooms and 2 walk-in closets; an office; a guest toilet; a pantry. There are several porches that allow for perfect outdoor living. The house is heated/cooled by air conditioning. The outdoor area is made up of landscaped areas (with automatic irrigation), a swimming pool (with infinity edge) and a small pond/pool. There is also an air-conditioned wine cellar next to the pool area.Plenty of water (borehole) and electricity.The land is made up of centuries-old holm oaks.Total privacy, the perfect refuge for those who value the tranquillity and silence of the countryside. 45 km from Évora, 35 km from Estremoz, 95 km from Badajoz and 120 km from Lisbon.The property is located between Arraiolos and Mora, two charming villages in the heart of the Alentejo, known for their authenticity, tranquillity and natural beauty. Arraiolos stands out for its tradition of handmade tapestries and its imposing medieval castle, while Mora enchants with its green spaces, such as the Fluviário, and its proximity to the Raia river. The region offers a serene rural environment, with landscapes of golden fields and cork oak forests, ideal for those seeking quality of life, contact with nature and a haven of peace, without giving up the proximity to Évora and Lisbon. Energy Rating: B #ref:TGP04

In the Alentejo, at the foot of the Serra, a century-old 4.3-hectare property with separate outbuildings and an orchard. There are places in the Alentejo that you stumble upon without even looking for them—and that you never want to leave. This village at the foot of the Serra is one of them. The trails here wind naturally upward toward the rocky slopes and the forest, then wind back down toward the gardens that the stream’s water has always made so bountiful. Four and a half hectares that time has shaped with the patience that only the earth possesses.

Near Borba, in the Alentejo, Quinta do General, a 16th-century estate featuring a mansion designed by Raul Lino. 400 years in the same family. That figure speaks for itself. It simply raises the question of what one gives up when passing on a place like this. Quinta do General dates back to the 16th century. Architect Raul Lino left his mark on the property, expanding the manor house with the precision and sensitivity that characterize his work. The 18th-century private chapel, adorned with azulejos, bears witness to what the great families of the Alentejo built for themselves when they built for eternity. The landscaped gardens, the spacious salons, the nine bedrooms: a setting that four centuries of continuous care have maintained in a condition that few Portuguese estates can claim.

We present a unique and sophisticated villa located in the urban area of Évora, combining the comfort of modern living with the elegance of bold architectural design. With a total area of 397 sqm, this property stands out for its high-quality finishes, functionality, and privacy. The main residence features five spacious en-suite bedrooms, ensuring comfort and independence. The social areas are harmoniously distributed, including a generous living room, dining room, and a TV room in the basement, which is complemented by a refined 33.5 sqm wine cellar — ideal for leisure and entertainment. An annex connected to the main house offers the potential to be transformed into a self-contained one-bedroom apartment, complete with a bedroom, kitchen, living room, and bathroom — perfect for guests or rental purposes. The exterior features a swimming pool in a peaceful and private setting, outdoor parking, and a garage with space for two vehicles. Equipped with home automation, solar panels, and an Energy Certificate rating of Class A, this villa reflects a strong commitment to sustainability and energy efficiency. Built in 2016, this property is the perfect choice for those seeking a modern, functional, and exclusive lifestyle in one of Alentejo’s most charming cities.

Welcome to this estate with a privileged view of the medieval village of Monsaraz.A stunning rural estate with a uniquely artistic touch and sophisticated countryside charm, located in the heart of Alentejo just minutes from the medieval village of Monsaraz and only 2 minutes from Lake Alqueva and the Nautical Centre.With full licensing to operate as a rural hotel, this property is ideal for retreats, boutique hospitality or as a magnificent private residence. It extends over nearly 6 hectares and combines elegance, nature and sustainability in a unique way.AccommodationsThe estate consists of two houses, totaling 13 elegantly furnished rooms, 7 of which have ensuite bathrooms. All rooms include air conditioning, internet, television and refrigerator.Main House: Spacious, bright, fullyequipped kitchen Office with WC and panoramic view over Monsaraz Library Storage areas, laundries and changing roomsSecondary House (independent): 3 bedrooms Private garden Equipped kitchen Bathroom Double bedroomSocial Areas 4 reception areas Formal dining room Various outdoor areas for socializing and relaxationOutdoor Life & Amenities Saltwater pool with breathtaking views of Monsaraz Castle Fullyequipped outdoor kitchen serving the pool area Open barn ideal for events, informal dinners or sunset cocktails Organic garden with pesticidefree produce Rose garden in bloom all year round Orchard with 170 orange trees, dozens of centennial olive trees and fertile land ready for agricultural developmentSustainability & SelfSufficiency Entirely off the electrical grid, supplied by a large natural water reservoir Solar energy equipment: thermal panels and two photovoltaic systems Three independent entrances, ensuring privacy and functional versatilityIncluded in the Sale Fully furnished and equipped rural hospitality infrastructure (valued at €400,000) All licenses, systems and amenities ready for immediate operationThis estate with a view of Monsaraz is not just a property it's an experience.A sanctuary of serenity where art, nature and a refined, sustainable lifestyle coexist in perfect harmony. Energy Rating: D #ref:GP07

In Estremoz, the old Casa dos Encarnados to be renovated, with terrace and view of the castle. The Casa dos Encarnados hosted meetings and concerts in the early 20th century. Artists performed there, and regulars returned. The ground floor retains its vaulted ceilings and original rectangular marble flooring. Later, a couple reopened the bar, recreating this atmosphere of music and friends. Today, the 766 m² property awaits its next life. The two upper floors have been restored: insulation, new door and window frames, double and triple glazing, and new installations. The duplex is being sold unfinished, allowing for personal choices of materials. The terrace on the first floor offers a view of the castle. A small adjoining house, with a separate entrance from a cypress-lined square, connects to the former bar and terrace. The property can remain as one unit or be divided: shop downstairs, duplex, detached house. Estremoz is renovating its centre, and the Rossio is a three-minute walk away. A place steeped in history, ready for a new chapter.

In Vila Viçosa, Alentejo, a 23-hectare estate combining a working farm and a hotel complex with fourteen rooms. A domain where hospitality unfolds without artifice, between orchards, olive groves and vineyards cultivated for the guests' table. The fourteen accommodations form a discreet village within the 23 hectares, complemented by a 420 m² main house reserved for the owners. Tourist activities are organised around two swimming pools, a dedicated restaurant and technical areas designed to ensure the site's autonomy. The agricultural land feeds the project: produce from the organic vegetable garden, almonds and olives naturally find their way into the kitchens. The proximity of Vila Viçosa and its location on a thousand-year-old Roman road anchor the complex in its Alentejo territory. It offers a balance between a working farm and a well-established hospitality structure, for those who wish to continue this activity or reinvent the uses of this farm-hotel focused on the authentic Alentejo.

A lakeside guesthouse in the village of Terena in Portugal’s Alentejo region. This touristic and agricultural property is centred upon a large guesthouse. Its grounds cover around six hectares in the beautiful countryside of Portugal’s Alentejo region. The guesthouse was renovated in 2015. It is a high-quality building with two levels and a traditional white facade with blue edging. The entrance hall is a bar, which connects to a professional kitchen. Beside this room, outside, there is a large terrace that offers a view of Terena Castle, which is listed as a historical monument. There is a spacious restaurant in the guesthouse. It has French windows on both sides. Upstairs, there are seven bedrooms. The estate includes a well-watered plantation that covers around three hectares. It gets its water from a nearby lake, which abounds in fish. This property would be a characterful stopover for a traveller, between the historical towns of Estremoz and Reguengos de Monsaraz.

A traditional quinta that combines privacy, authenticity, and high investment potential. This is an opportunity for those seeking not just a home, but a high-quality lifestyle asset in Portugal. Just 5 minutes from Évora—one of the most celebrated UNESCO World Heritage cities and the heart of the Alentejo and 1.2 hours from Lisbon. The 7.3-hectare property is a self-sufficient rural estate with genuine economic value: vineyards, olive groves, cork oaks and livestock. The landscape is complemented by an orchard, a vegetable garden, and flower-filled areas. A small stream, wells, and boreholes with natural water ensure self-sufficiency and independence. The absolute silence, fresh air, and absence of visual noise create a sense of slow living with a balance that is rare today: absolute privacy without isolation. The residential area includes two houses, totaling five bedrooms with three bathrooms, built in the traditional Portuguese style with high-quality materials. The house is comfortable to live in both in summer and winter. Both houses are in good condition and feature air conditioning, heating, a heat pump, a fireplace, a Salamander stove, PVC windows, solar panels, and fully equipped kitchens with Siemens appliances. The sauna and pool create a peaceful retreat for year-round relaxation. The property easily adapts to different scenarios: private residence, multigenerational living, or a hybrid model: residence + income. Each of the two houses is ideal for long or short-term rentals or as a boutique rural retreat. Additionally: a fully equipped wine cellar for in-house wine production, agricultural structures, a service building, and a carport for three cars with charging stations for electric vehicles. The location offers a strategic advantage: quick access to the historic center of Évora, with restaurants, shopping centers, a market, schools, a university, and healthcare services, while maintaining complete privacy and a natural setting. It is just over an hour from Lisbon, making the property convenient for both permanent residence and international owners. This estate is a combination of land, resources, and lifestyle. An asset that serves two purposes: as a personal retreat and as an investment with income potential, meeting the key requirements of the contemporary buyer in the rural property segment in Portugal.

HERDADE DO MONTE BRANCO – 80 ha of Exclusivity and Heritage in the Heart of Alentejo In the idyllic setting of Redondo rises Herdade do Monte Branco, an estate of rare distinction. With 80 hectares of preserved landscape and a Monte classified as a Property of Municipal Interest, this estate combines history, sophistication, and exceptional potential for high-end projects. A Property with Soul and Heritage Amid thousand-year-old olive groves, centuries-old cork oaks and an extensive orchard, the estate also features 27 hectares of vineyard equipped with advanced irrigation technology. It includes three granite quarries — one of them with a stunning natural lagoon — as well as abundant water resources, a traditional threshing floor and a viewpoint offering panoramic vistas over the vast Alentejo landscape. The Monte – Elegance and Grandeur With over 2,500 m², the Monte reveals the authenticity of Alentejo architecture enriched with historical details of great value: 25 rooms, including 5 suites Historic halls with antique carriages, centuries-old talhas, and paintings over half a millennium old A 30 m² balcony, the perfect setting to contemplate the serenity of the night sky Preserved traditional elements that confer a unique character: vaulted ceilings, wood-fired oven, smokehouse, and wine talhas Winery/pavilion with a capacity of 10,000 liters, ideal for boutique winemaking projects Event space for more than 100 guests, elegantly equipped Schist swimming pool with waterfall, embraced by nature

In the heart of Reguengos de Monsaraz, a truly unique property emerges, combining the grandeur of manor architecture with exceptional potential for value appreciation.This is a Victorian Gothic manor dating back to 1857, distinguished by its historical identity and preserved period architectural elements, which give it a unique sense of character and authenticity. With approximately 2,640 sqm distributed across the main two-storey building and additional structures, the residence offers truly generous proportions, with expansive rooms and a layout that allows for multiple residential or hospitality configurations. The ceiling heights on the upper floor are particularly noteworthy, creating a rare sense of grandeur and reflecting the craftsmanship of its time.The property unfolds across multiple levels and includes a variety of rooms, outdoor areas, and annexes, offering versatility for different projects. Set on a plot of approximately 6,276 sqm, including surrounding gardens, the exterior space is both expansive and private, providing the perfect setting for landscaped areas, leisure zones, or even complementary features such as a swimming pool.Given its configuration and scale, the property is ideally suited for conversion whether as a charming private residence, a boutique hospitality project, an event venue, or a distinctive tourism development. Its existing structure and architectural richness allow for a renovation that enhances its heritage while integrating contemporary comfort.Centrally located and well served by local commerce and services, it also benefits from close proximity to some of the region's main attractions, such as the historic village of Monsaraz and the Alqueva Lake one of the Alentejo's key destinations approximately 2 hours from Lisbon.A rare opportunity to acquire a property with identity, scale, and outstanding potential, in one of Portugal's most authentic and sought-after regions. Energy Rating: D #ref:TGP61

Located in one of the most emblematic regions of Alentejo, just 30 minutes from Évora and 1 hour and 40 minutes from Lisbon, Herdade do Grande Lago is a premium estate covering 387 hectares, bordering approximately 1.5 km of the Alqueva Lake shoreline.This estate offers a unique combination of agricultural production, forestry investment, residential development, tourism or hunting potential.Infrastructure and Habitability:- Main house with 879 m², single-story, high standard, comprising: 5 bedrooms (all en-suite), 2 large interconnected living rooms, 7 bathrooms, fully equipped kitchen. Air conditioning. Landscaped areas around the house;- Caretaker's house (2 bedrooms) and support house with 379 m²;- Outdoor swimming pool and tennis court;- 2 large agricultural pavilions in excellent condition;- 2 clusters of rural buildings in ruins, some near the water, with potential for restoration.Agricultural and Production Components:- 22 ha of vineyard;- 132 ha of eucalyptus plantation;- 90 ha of pastureland;- 63 ha of irrigated land;- 47 ha of cork oak forest (holm oak);- 1.3 ha of traditional olive grove.Water Resources and Energy:- Fully fenced, with a 17 km perimeter;- Alqueva water abstraction system (220 m³/h via electric pumps). This contract must be renewed by the future buyer;- Solar energy production;- On-site power transformer station included.Grants and Incentives:- Possibility of obtaining EU subsidies (Single Payment Scheme);Possibility to acquire farming machinery and equipment (negotiated separately).Hunting Potential:- With varied terrain flat, rolling hills, and more rugged areas the property is highly attractive for hunting, with common species such as hares, partridges, wild boars, and fallow deer.Only 2 hours from Lisbon. Energy Rating: C #ref:TGP22

In Reguengos de Monsaraz, Alentejo, a rare Victorian Gothic palace dating from 1857. Rare and unique... This Victorian Gothic palace, built in 1857 in the Alentejo region, has preserved the mark of its aristocratic patrons. It is more than just a 19th-century residence: its interior reveals architecture that is unusual for the region, where Gothic aesthetics interact with Victorian proportions. The main floor features six-metre-high ceilings, decorated with original stucco and frescoes that bear witness to a bygone way of life. Eight bedrooms, four bathrooms, spacious living rooms with period features and terraces make up the 2,000 m² of the residence, set within a 4,000 m² enclosed garden that enhances the whole. The palace's size makes it ideal for a variety of projects, a quality enhanced by its proximity to Monsaraz and the waters of the Alqueva. The property, which requires complete restoration, thus offers a wide range of possibilities: private residence or tourist accommodation. An opportunity to continue the history of an architectural work whose unique identity remains intact.

Discover a rare gem: a unique historic estate that blends the charm of the past with the potential of the present. Located in a privileged region of Portugal, this prestigious property offers an unparalleled combination of heritage, wine production, and excellence in hospitality. At the heart of the estate stands a stately manor house, a witness to centuries of history, featuring imposing architecture, refined artistic details, and breathtaking views over the surrounding landscape. The property also includes: A traditional winery, fully equipped for high-quality wine production. Extensive, well-maintained vineyards with an existing premium wine brand. A productive olive grove, ideal for producing top-quality olive oil. A boutique hotel project with 75 rooms and a SPA, inviting rest and immersion in the tranquility of the Portuguese countryside. This is a place where authenticity meets sophistication. Perfect for those seeking to invest in a project with soul and history—whether for luxury tourism, wine tourism, exclusive events, or a dream private residence. Eligible for the Golden Visa. More than a property, an experience. More than an investment, a legacy. For more detailed information, please get in touch.

Located in the heart of Alentejo, in Évora, Mora, this charming little farm is a haven of tranquility and natural beauty. With a generous area, this property blends the rustic charm of Alentejo with modern comfort, resulting in a truly welcoming and inspiring space. The farm has been fully restored, preserving the traditional architectural features of the region, such as the whitewashed walls with blue details and high ceilings with wooden beams, while incorporating contemporary elements for a practical and sophisticated lifestyle. The main house offers three spacious and light-filled bedrooms, perfect for accommodating a family or hosting guests. Each room has been carefully decorated to reflect the peaceful atmosphere and essence of the Alentejo countryside, with touches of wood, natural fabrics, and views of the surrounding landscape. The living and dining room is spacious and comfortable, featuring a fireplace, ideal for socializing, with direct access to a courtyard overlooking the pool and garden. The rustic kitchen is fully equipped. The large windows of the house allow natural light to flood the spaces, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Outside, the pool stands out as the central leisure spot, surrounded by a large terrace with space for sunbeds, tables, chairs, and a barbecue area. It is the perfect place to enjoy the long days of Alentejo sunshine, take a refreshing dip, or simply relax while enjoying the stunning views. The landscape surrounding the farm is a typical Alentejan painting, with vast plains stretching as far as the eye can see, dotted with olive trees, cork oaks, and the golden hues of the pastures. The horizon seems infinite, creating a unique sense of freedom and connection with nature. In addition to the house and pool area, the property’s land is extensive and offers numerous possibilities, whether for cultivation, livestock, or simply contemplating nature. Paths and trails invite exploration on foot or by bike, while the tranquility of the location offers moments of peace and privacy. This farm is more than just a property; it is a lifestyle. An invitation to slow down, live in harmony with nature, and enjoy the untouched beauty of Alentejo. If you are looking for a place where rural charm meets comfort, this farm in Évora, Mora, is the perfect choice.

In the Serra d'Ossa, a traditional rural tourism complex covering 70 hectares with a main residence and guest buildings. A rural estate that forms a unique ensemble thanks to its architectural design, its size of seventy hectares and the diversity of its traditional buildings. A property conducive to serenity and rejuvenation, organised around a central patio dominated by a hundred-year-old olive tree. The main residence offers generous volumes - three adjoining living rooms, a dining room, four suites - in a permanent dialogue between interior and exterior spaces. The guest buildings, with their five additional suites, the hunting lodge and the wellness area around the swimming pool, offer proven potential for tourist development. The former 19th-century dwelling, nestled among the fir trees, harmoniously completes this preserved ensemble. The property will appeal to investors looking for a rural tourism project in an unique natural setting on the outskirts of Estremoz.

Exceptional Alentejo Estate with Infinity Pool and Panoramic Views – Arraiolos, Évora, Portugal Located in the heart of the Alentejo, just minutes from the historic village of Arraiolos, this extraordinary estate offers a rare blend of authenticity, contemporary comfort, and timeless elegance. Set on a private 7-hectare property, it enjoys an elevated position with stunning views over the Oleirita Dam lagoon, ensuring complete privacy and tranquility. Main Features: Six spacious suites, all with fully renovated private bathrooms that combine the charm of traditional architecture with modern, functional design. A property with 272 m² of private gross area and 451 m² of built area. Stunning infinity pool overlooking the rolling landscape and calm lagoon waters — the ideal setting for relaxation or socializing. Equipped with photovoltaic panels, ensuring greater energy efficiency and a commitment to sustainability. Carefully maintained land with potential for agricultural, landscaping, or luxury rural tourism projects. Southwest orientation offering exceptional sun exposure and truly memorable sunsets. This property represents a unique opportunity to acquire an exclusive retreat in the Alentejo — a region renowned for its authenticity, gastronomy, and quality of life. Whether as a private family residence, boutique tourism project, or personal retreat, this estate offers a distinctive lifestyle in harmony with nature. The property holds a Local Accommodation License. Exclusively represented by Sotheby’s International Realty, this estate is part of a carefully curated selection of properties that stand out for their location, character, and heritage value. For more information or to schedule a private visit, please contact us.

We present Herdade do Pato, located in Cabrela, Montemor-o-Novo. With a total of 176 hectares, this magnificent property values its tranquility and location. It's just a short 10-minute drive to the Marateca junction, providing access to highways A2, A6, and A13, and 45 minutes from Lisbon airport and the beaches of Comporta. Ideal for those seeking a refuge in Alentejo with superb views of meadows that stand out in the summer with their vibrant green hue. It also includes a 360-square-meter ruin, nestled on one of the three high points of the estate, allowing for the construction of an Alentejo-style house tailored to your needs. In addition to its natural beauty, due to its irregular topography, Herdade do Pato serves as a sanctuary for centuries-old cork oaks and pine trees. The healthy wooded forest space yields a cork harvest of 7,000@ every nine years. This production comes from two harvests, with the next ones scheduled for 2026 and 2029. It's also important to note the significant number of young cork oaks that will have their first virgin cork harvest in 2026. The production of pine cones, made possible through pruning and proper tree spacing, is another source of profitability for the property. With over 1,000 stone pine trees registered since 1960, with good vitality and natural regeneration, an average annual pine cone production of 75 tons can be expected. The rice fields totaling 27 hectares have a stable water source from the Marateca stream, which has irrigated the property over the years. Currently, parts of the meadows are leased for rice production. This is a unique property on the market where the typical cork oak and pine tree montado not only enhances agricultural profitability but also serves as a landscape for those looking to invest in rural tourism. By overlaying the National Ecological Reserve (REN) and risk maps, it has been calculated that there are 45 hectares of rural land free from restrictions, allowing for the construction of a tourist development regulated by the current Municipal Master Plan (PDM). The Alentejo region stands out for its beautiful landscape, quality archaeological, monumental, and architectural heritage, as well as its excellent gastronomy and wines, making it exceptionally suited for an exploration that combines nature and cultural tourism.