luxury houses with pool for sale Evoramonte, Portugal

Fully furnished rustic 4 bedroom farmhouse, Azaruja, Évora Farm with heated pool, riding arena, vineyard and private outdoor space just minutes from Azaruja and the historic city of Évora Discover this fantastic fully furnished and equipped farmhouse, ready to move in, located just a few minutes from the picturesque village of Azaruja and just 19 km from Évora, the city that will be European Capital of Culture 2027. The house offers all the comfort combined with rustic charm: Fully equipped kitchen, with pantry Large living room with fireplace and stove 4 spacious bedrooms (one of them en suite) 2 bathrooms with hydromassage cabin Rustic mosaic flooring in the social areas and floating aged oak flooring in the bedrooms Central heating and cooling system Aluminium windows with double glazing, rustic shutters and mosquito nets The outdoor space is a true refuge in nature: Heated saltwater swimming pool, with leisure area and porch BBQ, mosaic walks and lawn with olive and cork oaks Organic vegetable garden, vineyard, almond grove and several fruit trees Riding arena, stables, chicken coop and kennels Garage, several porches and artesian borehole with plenty of water Cork production and pasture area for animals The property is fully fenced, with access by paved road, automatic gate and excellent privacy. If you are looking for quality of life, contact with nature and tranquility, without giving up proximity to one of the most vibrant and cultural cities in Portugal, this may be the ideal opportunity. Prime location: 8 km from the A6 (Évora Nascente) 5 minutes from Azaruja 19 km from Evora 19 km from EstremozFor more information or to schedule a visit, please contact us

Fully Furnished Country House near Évora Heated swimming pool, riding arena, vineyard and private outdoor space, just a few minutes from Azaruja and the historic city of Évora Discover this fantastic, fully furnished and equipped farmhouse, ready to move into, situated just a few minutes from the picturesque village of Azaruja and only 19 km from Évora, the city set to be the European Capital of Culture in 2027. The property offers every comfort combined with rustic charm: -Fully equipped kitchen with pantry -Spacious living room with fireplace and wood-burning stove -4 spacious bedrooms (one en suite) -2 bathrooms with hydromassage cubicles Rustic mosaic flooring in the living areas and aged oak laminate flooring in the bedrooms Central heating and cooling system Double-glazed aluminium windows, rustic shutters and mosquito nets The outdoor space is a true haven in nature: Heated saltwater swimming pool, with a leisure area and porch Barbecue, mosaic-tiled paths and lawn with olive and cork oak trees Organic vegetable garden, vineyard, almond grove and various fruit trees Riding arena, stables, chicken coop and kennels Garage, several porches and an artesian well with an abundant water supply Cork production and grazing land for animals The property is fully fenced, with access via a tarmac road, an automatic gate and excellent privacy. If you are looking for a high quality of life, contact with nature and tranquillity, without sacrificing proximity to one of Portugal’s most vibrant and culturally rich cities, this could be the ideal opportunity. Prime location: 8 km from the A6 (Évora Nascente) 5 minutes from Arruja 19 km from Évora 19 km from Estremoz For further information or to arrange a viewing, please get in touch

Casa Loumiche | Private contemporary property in AlentejoA contemporary country property that brings together, in a single set, a 4 bedroom villa of 750 m² of gross construction area, swimming pool, tennis court, tennis training wall, petanque land and orchard, on a property with 1.5 hectares, in Vimieiro, in the municipality of Arraiolos. Built in 2020 and spread over two floors, the villa has 421 m² of gross private area and was designed to combine indoor spaces with outdoor living. It has four bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, fireplace and outdoor areas with terraces and a garden, with unobstructed views over the Alentejo countryside. The property also includes an annex with kitchen, sauna, bathroom and laundry, allowing to complement the spaces of the main residence, as well as a garage/parking. Outside, the individual swimming pool, the tennis court, the tennis training wall, the petanque court and the garden are integrated into a plot with a productive component. A beautiful orchard of orange and olive trees, grapes, apples, pomegranates, watermelons, figs and quinces, among others. The house has an air-to-water heat pump for heating and cooling, a central air conditioning system, radiators in all rooms, four solar thermal panels and a 500-liter domestic hot water tank. The construction includes aluminum frames with thermal break and double glazing, double walls with XPS insulation, insulated flat roof and insulated flooring. SCE220896128 energy certificate, valid until 02/03/2030 The property is sold fully furnished, turnkey. Located in Vimieiro, it benefits simultaneously from the services of the village, including commerce, catering, pharmacy and school. It is approximately 35 minutes from Évora, 1h30 from Lisbon and 1h40 from the airport. A property particularly suitable for those looking for a main residence or second home in the Alentejo, combining privacy, space, leisure equipment and a contemporary house ready to move in.

In a serene landscape of cork oak forests and centenary holm oaks, this 30-hectare estate reveals itself to be a haven of absolute sophistication and tranquillity, just 120 km from Lisbon, 45 km from Évora.Built from scratch about two years ago, with a high quality of construction, the single storey house extends over 647 m², with terraces and porches that invite you to live outdoors. The large lounge with fireplace, the high wooden beamed ceilings in the living room and the brick vaults in some of the rooms give a rare and authentic character to each room, complemented by the slate stone floor present throughout the house.The house is spread over a large lounge and dining room, fully equipped kitchen with Bosch appliances, three suites and a master suite with two closets and two bathrooms, office and room with potential for caretaker or guest home. The indoor climate is ensured all year round by air conditioning system and heat pump.Outside, the highlight is the stunning infinity pool, complemented by a water mirror that reinforces the serenity of the surrounding landscape. The gardens with automatic irrigation, the air-conditioned cellar for 500 bottles and an orchard of fruit trees complete this scenario of enormous comfort. Automatic gates and illuminated path ensure total security and privacy.Between Arraiolos, Mora and Vimieiro, in the heart of the Alentejo, this is a unique property for those looking for silence, nature and a truly exceptional lifestyle, without giving up the proximity to Évora and Lisbon. Energy Rating: B ref:EXP_178

Herdade dos Outeiros spans an area of 56.375 hectares, fully integrated into the Natura 2000 Network and a Special Protection Area for the Great Bustard and the Little Bustard. This area is completely fenced and sectioned to facilitate the management of the livestock present. It is located in the Estremoz region of Alentejo. This estate boasts unique features rarely found elsewhere, offering breathtaking views of vast fields stretching for dozens of kilometers.The estate also includes an extensive urban construction area, totaling approximately 1,300 m², distributed as follows:The Main House / Monte, a single-story residence of approximately 600 m² (T5)A guest house of 100 m² (T2)A garage of approximately 100 m²A sheepfold of 250 m²An agricultural warehouse of 250 m²The main house is built with high-quality finishes, featuring spacious and well-designed rooms, and is fully furnished. It includes:4 suites with en-suite bathroomsA large covered area for family gatheringsNordic solid wood ceilings with exposed trussesKomerling double-glazed windowsElectric underfloor heating throughout the interiorNatural stone flooringA fully equipped IKEA kitchen with a century-old wood-fired ovenFireplaces in one of the suites and in the main living roomThe property features:A fountainA pump house with a 10,000-liter concrete water tank and a boreholeA swimming pool (1.20 m deep, 10 m x 5 m, concrete) with all necessary equipmentThe estate includes all necessary livestock farming machinery, including a New Holland tractor with 700 hours of operation and related equipment. The livestock operation comprises approximately 230 adult purebred black Merino sheep, one of the most awarded herds at annual industry fairs such as Ovibeja and Fiape. Notably, the income from this activity fully covers operational costs, including the shepherd's salary.An essential aspect to highlight is that there are no overhead power lines on the property, as all electrical cabling is fully underground.Although the area is generally restricted for new construction, there is always the possibility of submitting new tourism-related projects for consideration under the current Municipal Master Plan (PDM).Access to the estate is via a 1.8 km dirt road, suitable for light vehicles.In January, the owners will begin restoring the exterior walls of the main house, with plans to repaint in spring. In case of a sale, they commit to painting the entire built complex.The asking price is negotiable, with deductions possible for items the buyer does not wish to keep (e.g., tractor, vehicles, livestock, furniture, etc.).Finally, this property is considered completely self-sustainable, with multiple potential uses, a highly privileged location, excellent sun exposure, and unmatched privacy. Due to the exclusive nature of the estate, property viewings will be pre-screened to ensure the best experience for both the buyer and the owners. (Ref. FG864) Energy Rating: In progress ref:FG864

Come and visit this Mount with a plot of 170.000m2, where you will find:- A ground floor villaT4 with an area of 435m2;- The house of the caretaker T2;- Barbecue;-Swimming pool;and more- 2.5 ha of vineyard;- 10 ha where you can find olive groves, fruit trees, cork oaks and holm oaks.It also has:- automatic watering;- drip watering;- 6 holes;- 1 well;- 1 daughter-in-lawIt will be sold all furnished and with all the existing material.Come and visit this Monte Alentejano that you can turn into an excellent 'Rural Tourism' and your ideal home with a fantastic view of the Serra D' Óssa and Estremoz.With great location, close to the motorway access.We are waiting for you... We're a phone call away.We are credit intermediaries duly authorised by Banco de Portugal and we manage your entire financing process always with the best solutions on the market.We guarantee a pre- and post-writing follow-up. Energy Rating: C ref:P4860

An exceptional estate combining history, architecture, and timeless elegance. This distinguished residence showcases rare period details, artisanal finishes, and extensive outdoor leisure areas, making it a truly unique property.________________________________________Key Features• 6 Suites (5 interior with hardwood floors + 1 exterior with traditional terracotta)• 7 Bathrooms, with antique stone sinks, handmade tiles, and rustic iron finishes• 7 Halls & Reception Areas, each with distinct architectural character• Grand Living Room (100 m²) with 18th-century stone fireplace• Elegant Dining Room (50 m²) with hand-painted chairs, stone niches, and period fireplace• Fully Equipped Kitchen with solid wood cabinetry, marble island, and integrated appliances• Wine Cellar & Entertaining Areas________________________________________Master Suite• King-size bed and custom furnishings• Walk-in illuminated closet• Bathroom in anthracite marble with jacuzzi, stone shower, and double-sink vanity• Private terrace with stone flooring, decorative vases, and fireplace lounge________________________________________Architectural & Decorative Highlights• Period ornamental stones in fireplaces, door frames, niches, and fountains• 17th-century capitals and Gothic stones integrated into the interiors• Antique furnishings, Persian rugs, and bespoke decorative pieces (selected items negotiable)• Wooden beam ceilings and handcrafted finishes throughout________________________________________Additional Facilities• Office under the dome with bespoke shelving• Gym room with lounge area• Tack room with wooden saddle racks• Caretaker’s house with 2 bedrooms, kitchen, and bathroom• Storage, laundry, and auxiliary spaces________________________________________Outdoor Living• Swimming Pool (90 m²) with seating for 14 and new awnings• Argentine barbecue & wood-fired bread oven• Multiple terraces and stone-paved courtyards• Horse stables with automatic drinkers and washing platform• Three decorative fountains with capitals and ornaments• Extensive gardens with antique benches, talhas, and vases________________________________________SummaryThis property represents a rare opportunity to acquire a residence where heritage, craftsmanship, and comfort are seamlessly combined. With its blend of architectural treasures, modern amenities, and expansive outdoor areas, it is ideal as a private estate, boutique hospitality project, or exclusive retreat.

Just 9 km from Estremoz, this estate extends across approximately 28 hectares (282,250 m²), offering an authentic Alentejo setting defined by privacy and natural beauty, surrounded by vast expanses of cork oak woodland. The landscape is dominated by a magnificent mature cork oak grove, which forms the essence of the estate and gives it significant environmental and productive value. Particularly noteworthy are the mature agroforestry areas established on the property, complemented by a variety of fruit and ornamental trees, a traditional old olive grove and a broad area of fertile lowland, offering potential for a range of crops. This diversity, combined with the abundance of water and the scale of the estate, creates excellent conditions for the development of a sustainable and largely self-sufficient project, while preserving the landscape and rural character of the Alentejo. At the heart of the property stands the restored traditional Alentejo farmhouse, with more than 100 years of history. Currently divided into two independent houses, it could easily be reorganised and converted into one spacious residence. Together, the buildings comprise two kitchens, six bedrooms, two bathrooms and two living rooms with traditional Alentejo fireplaces. Several original features have also been preserved, including an old wood-fired oven and a workshop built using traditional rammed-earth construction, reflecting the architecture and rural way of life of the region. The estate benefits from excellent water resources, including an old well with a traditional water-lifting system and an abundant water supply, as well as a borehole. A genuinely Alentejo estate, where mature cork oak woodland, abundant water, agricultural land and a century-old farmhouse come together in a setting of complete privacy, just a few minutes from Estremoz. Energy Rating: E #ref:TGP77

In the heart of the Alentejo, amid gentle rolling hills, marble outcrops and an extensive olive grove, lies one of the region's most distinctive properties. Set across 122 hectares, with approximately 1,900 m² of built area, this extraordinary estate brings together architecture, art and landscape in a project of remarkable character and identity. The property has its origins in a former agricultural estate devoted to olive oil production, with buildings dating back to the 19th century. The ensemble was extensively restored and expanded through a sensitive architectural intervention that preserved the memory and character of the original structures while introducing a contemporary language defined by clean lines, generous volumes and a constant connection with the surrounding landscape. The architecture is at once minimalist and almost monastic in character. Whitewashed walls, dark granite floors, large openings, courtyards and terraces are combined with a particularly expressive use of locally sourced marble. White, pink or subtly veined, the stone appears throughout the property in sculpted basins, bathtubs, countertops and architectural details, reinforcing the buildings' connection to the land. The interiors are distinguished by their scale, natural light and fluidity. Each space has its own identity, combining the architectural traditions of the Alentejo with influences from the Arts & Crafts movement, Scandinavian Jugendstil and anthroposophical design. Currently operating as a high-end rural hospitality project, the property is arranged across several buildings and comprises nine suites, some with private outdoor areas, four swimming pools, generous social areas and a variety of living and relaxation spaces. One of the estate's most emblematic buildings is the former olive mill, dating from 1904, which was subsequently restored and transformed into an art gallery and restaurant. Its scale, architecture and connection to the agricultural history of the estate make it one of the most striking elements of the entire property. Water also plays an important role in the architecture, with four swimming pools integrated into different areas of the estate. Among them is an extraordinary circular pool, conceived almost as a reflecting pool in dialogue with the stone, the light and the Alentejo landscape. Outside, more than 13,000 olive trees extend across the 122 hectares, interspersed with natural outcrops of white and pink marble. The positioning of the buildings ensures a remarkable degree of privacy while opening onto expansive views of the surrounding countryside. Art, architecture and design are inseparable from the identity of this place. The spaces were conceived around a carefully curated selection of furniture, sculpture, tapestries and design objects, contributing to the property's international recognition within the worlds of architecture and hospitality. More than a hospitality project, this is a place shaped around a very particular vision of space, silence, art and connection with nature. It may continue its current hospitality concept or begin a new chapter as an exceptional private residence, an artistic retreat, or a project dedicated to wellbeing and nature. A rare opportunity to acquire a property of truly distinctive architectural and cultural identity in the Alentejo. Energy Rating: B- #ref:TGP76_INT

In the heart of the Alentejo, amid gentle rolling hills, marble outcrops and an extensive olive grove, lies one of the region's most distinctive properties.Set across 122 hectares, with approximately 1,900 m² of built area, this extraordinary estate brings together architecture, art and landscape in a project of remarkable character and identity.The property has its origins in a former agricultural estate devoted to olive oil production, with buildings dating back to the 19th century. The ensemble was extensively restored and expanded through a sensitive architectural intervention that preserved the memory and character of the original structures while introducing a contemporary language defined by clean lines, generous volumes and a constant connection with the surrounding landscape.The architecture is at once minimalist and almost monastic in character. Whitewashed walls, dark granite floors, large openings, courtyards and terraces are combined with a particularly expressive use of locally sourced marble. White, pink or subtly veined, the stone appears throughout the property in sculpted basins, bathtubs, countertops and architectural details, reinforcing the buildings' connection to the land.The interiors are distinguished by their scale, natural light and fluidity. Each space has its own identity, combining the architectural traditions of the Alentejo with influences from the Arts & Crafts movement, Scandinavian Jugendstil and anthroposophical design.Currently operating as a high-end rural hospitality project, the property is arranged across several buildings and comprises nine suites, some with private outdoor areas, four swimming pools, generous social areas and a variety of living and relaxation spaces.One of the estate's most emblematic buildings is the former olive mill, dating from 1904, which was subsequently restored and transformed into an art gallery and restaurant. Its scale, architecture and connection to the agricultural history of the estate make it one of the most striking elements of the entire property.Water also plays an important role in the architecture, with four swimming pools integrated into different areas of the estate. Among them is an extraordinary circular pool, conceived almost as a reflecting pool in dialogue with the stone, the light and the Alentejo landscape.Outside, more than 13,000 olive trees extend across the 122 hectares, interspersed with natural outcrops of white and pink marble. The positioning of the buildings ensures a remarkable degree of privacy while opening onto expansive views of the surrounding countryside.Art, architecture and design are inseparable from the identity of this place. The spaces were conceived around a carefully curated selection of furniture, sculpture, tapestries and design objects, contributing to the property's international recognition within the worlds of architecture and hospitality.More than a hospitality project, this is a place shaped around a very particular vision of space, silence, art and connection with nature. It may continue its current hospitality concept or begin a new chapter as an exceptional private residence, an artistic retreat, or a project dedicated to wellbeing and nature.A rare opportunity to acquire a property of truly distinctive architectural and cultural identity in the Alentejo. Energy Rating: B- ref:TGP76_INT

Located in Glória, in the municipality of Estremoz, this extraordinary property of approximately 8 hectares represents the perfect balance between sophistication, comfort, and authentic Alentejo style. Monte Novo da Marinela offers a unique environment of privacy and well-being, surrounded by the serenity of the rural landscape.The property includes two houses, totaling 11 spacious and bright rooms, easily adaptable to bedrooms, living rooms, offices, or leisure spaces. High-quality finishes stand out, with built-in wardrobes, elegant living rooms with marble fireplaces, and fully equipped kitchens. It also has 5 modern bathrooms and a converted attic.All rooms are equipped with air conditioning, aluminum window frames with double glazing, interior wooden shutters, and solid wood flooring, providing maximum thermal and acoustic comfort combined with a refined atmosphere. Marble details, present in the baseboards and exterior elements, reinforce the exclusivity of the property.Outside, you'll find a true private retreat, carefully designed to enjoy nature and tranquility. The estate features a saltwater swimming pool, an active video surveillance system throughout the property, three wells with excellent water supply capacity, and an efficient automatic drip irrigation system extending approximately 2.3 km.It also boasts various support infrastructures, including stables, outbuildings, and a barbecue area, as well as a vast agricultural area with arable crops, cork oak forest, and olive trees.The rich landscape is one of the highlights of this property, with cedars, palm trees, and a wide variety of fruit trees of various species within the same genus, including pomegranate, cherry, medlar, fig, peach, almond, hazelnut, grapefruit, orange, persimmon, and lemon trees, creating a setting of rare natural beauty.Monte Novo da Marinela still preserves the genuine charm of country life, integrating animals and beekeeping in perfect harmony with the surroundings.A unique property, ideal for an exclusive residence, rural tourism project or weekend retreat, located just minutes from Estremoz and with all the charm of the authentic Alentejo region.

This can be your refuge and change of life, so often coveted, without giving up modernity and comfort. In the tranquility of the Alentejo landscape you can live next to the historic city of Estremoz, distinguished by the Kings of Portugal as a Remarkable Village, elevated to the category of city in 1926, On historical antiquity:Internationally known for its white marble deposits, the exploration of the Estremoz Marble has secular origins, marking its presence in the Temple of Diana in Évora erected in the century. I A.D.About the Property:Inserted in the large Herdade das Barrocas, we find this 15-hectare farm, 170km from Lisbon and 57km from the Badajoz Border, benefiting from the centrality offered by the main road axes.Composed of an urban plot, with a spacious typical Alentejo house, wrapped in a palette of greens and aromas of the vineyard changing throughout the year, it was fully renovated in 2018. With three rustic plots dedicated to viticulture, with about 13 hectares in full production of grape varieties: Aragonês, Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Tannat, Touriga Nacional, and the indigenous white grape varieties of Portugal, Fernão Pires, and Roupeiro, the oldest cultivated in the Alentejo. All the annual production of the Quinta is sold to Adega de Borba, ensuring high profitability. Characteristics of the Alentejo house:Typical house dating from 1938, it remains faithful to its origins, positively surprising by the comfort and sophistication of its interior.The ground floor develops from the social area of the house, where we find a living room and office, dining room, kitchen with pantry and laundry, with direct communication to the outdoor patios and also a guest toilet. On the same level is the first private area of the house, consisting of a huge suite with dressing room, a bedroom with closet area, full bathroom and a very special space, the SPA with Turkish bath and jacuzzi.Marking the center of the property, the elegantly designed staircase gives access to the upper floor, consisting of two spacious bedrooms with Velux ceiling windows that allow natural light and fresh air to enter, built-in closets, large bathroom, and circulation/living room area with effective use of multiple cabinets and storage spaces. Outdoor Leisure Space:Large openings and porches with shading, so you can enjoy the warm aromas of the vineyard and the earth. Pleasant swimming pool with outdoor deck and kitchen, with wood oven and barbecue, for quiet moments with family and friends.Technical characteristics of the farm:It has a borehole, with excellent supply capacity, for drip irrigation, and a large water table. Installation of a solar panel system for pumping and irrigation, which increase the efficiency of the exploration. Existence of tractor and other agricultural support equipment.----------------------------------------------------------------Why invest and live in Portugal? 7th. Safest country in the world Global Peace Index 2023; One of the best motorway networks in the world; Portugal considered the best tourist destination in Europe in 2022, for the 5th. time in the last 6 years (WTA); Lisbon the best Metropolitan Seaside destination in the world in 2022 (WTA); Madeira Island, the best island destination in the world in 2022 (WTA); Algarve having a hotel unit elected with the award for Best Lifestyle Resort 2022 (WTA); Porto elected as the best City destination in the world in 2022 (WTA) Average temperature at 12 noon, in summer: 25º C and in winter: 16º C; Considered the 7th. Best country in the world in quality of life 2022 (InterNations); Portugal is 4th. Best country in the world where expats feel most at home in 2022 (Internations); Mediterranean Diet, classified as a World Heritage Site by Unesco; The best fish in the world, according to Ferran Adriá, Chef El Bulli; It has 1 of the 25 most beautiful beaches in the world Tripadvisor 2022; It has 3 Portuguese wines among the 12 best in the world in 2022 (Forbes);Take advantage of this opportunity and ask for additional information!Eduarda Jotta - Mobile: +351 962 444 565

Herdade das Castas Nobres has about 30 ha of vineyards with several excellent grape varieties (Aragonês, Alicante Bouschet and Castelão).The vineyard has had good productions due to the fact that it is extremely well treated by the current owners.The entire vineyard is irrigated with water from 6 boreholes. The amount of water is more than enough to supply the endowments of a vineyard in this region of Alentejo without any problem. It also has an excellent pond with very generous dimensions and a metal reservoir that serve as a reserve for water supply.As for the urban area, there is a main house with about 670 m2. There is also a chapel and a garage for about 6 cars.Inside we find 4 bedrooms all with private bathrooms, one of which has a jacuzzi.The large living room also has a fabulous indoor pool with heated water.The kitchen is fully equipped with the best there is. There is solar power supplying power throughout the property. Outside the garden there is a huge pond surrounded by a beautiful large garden.A little away from the main house with a view over the vineyard, there are still two houses converted into high quality rural tourism. Each house can accommodate 6 people with all amenities. There is a project to implement and increase this tourist area, which involves the construction of 10 more 'bungalows' in the shape of wine barrels scattered throughout the vineyard area. Near these houses there are two huge pavilions with about 1000 m2 each. One will be a warehouse for agricultural use and the other can be used for various events and/or transformed into a winery (project under study), to make wine from the grapes of the house and other vineyards that so wish.The property is located very close to Évora (30 Km) and therefore to the A6. It is 160 km from Lisbon and about 70 km from Spain (Badajoz).It is, therefore, an excellent option for business and leisure. Energy Rating: E ref:EXP_20

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.

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.

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 Casa Branca, in the Alto Alentejo, a 1924 residence with Arabic influences. The Alto Alentejo bears few traces of the cultural exchanges that have nonetheless shaped it for centuries—between Moorish influences and the rural traditions of the plateau. A house in Casa Branca, built in 1924, preserves something of this in its very design: a style that draws as much from the Alentejo vernacular as from a more southerly region. In Casa Branca, houses of this size can be counted on the fingers of one hand. With its thirteen bedrooms and library, this one remains one of the few that still retains the scale of a bygone era.

Wooded property with olive groves, holm oaks, pine trees and cork oaks. It has a tank/swimming pool, 3 wells, 2 water wheels, 2 boreholes, water from the public network (coming soon), electricity, internet, fenced and parked with drinking fountains and 2 different accesses:-1 main road;-1 rear support road.It also has 2 residential areas:-Residential area 1: (House T3 Casa das Moles - Tourist accommodation on Booking grade 9.6) Living room with Alentejo fireplace and air conditioning, equipped kitchen, 2 bathrooms, pantry, terrace, leisure area with small swimming pool.-Residential area 2: 2 bedroom villa with living room, kitchentte, 1 bathroom, air conditioning, fully equipped. (Rented for 750/month)1 bedroom villa with kitchen, Alentejo fireplace, living room and air conditioning, fully equipped. (Rented for 700/month)2 bedroom villa with living room with Alentejo fireplace, kitchen and bathroom. (Currently used as an office)It also has a common exterior with a picnic area, barbecue, wood oven, parking, kennel and annex with the possibility of building a swimming pool.Energy certificates:-T3: Class E-T2 and T1: Class F

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.

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.

A premium property located in the Estremoz region, in the district of Évora, combining a high-end residence, an established premium wine production already positioned in the market and in growth, as well as a well-structured potential for the development of luxury rural tourism.With a total area of 6.2 hectares and approximately 850 m² of construction, this property stands out for its privacy, high construction quality, strong agricultural component, and consolidated natural surroundings, positioning itself as a rare asset in the Alentejo, both for private use and investment.The residential component is centered around an elegant main house of approximately 400 m², comprising 5 bedrooms, 3 of which are en-suite, 5 bathrooms, 3 living rooms, a smoking-free lounge, fireplace, fully equipped kitchen, and air conditioning in all rooms.The property also includes a second independent unit of around 70 m², currently used as a library, consisting of a main room and a bathroom.Outside, there are 4 porches and several seating areas carefully integrated into the surrounding landscape, as well as a large swimming pool area of approximately 350 m². The pool, measuring 15m x 7m, features salt hydrolysis system and temperature heating. There is also supporting infrastructure and an underground machine room.The entire property was designed to provide comfort, functionality, and a harmonious connection with nature. The furniture and contents may also be included in the sale.The agricultural and wine production component is fully structured and focused on quality and continuous value appreciation.The premium vineyard, with approximately 1 hectare and around 10 years of plantation, includes Alicante Bouschet, Petit Verdot, and Syrah grape varieties, with an average production of around 7,000 kg per year. It has an automated drip irrigation system and bilateral cordon training system.The olive grove covers around 2.5 hectares, with approximately 800 olive trees and an estimated annual production of 35,000 kg.The property also includes around 400 cork oaks, with the first cork harvest expected in 2030, 50 centuries-old holm oaks, a diversified orchard with 30 fruit trees, a 900 m² organic vegetable garden, citrus area, and established gardens.Regarding agricultural infrastructure, it has a 120-meter-deep borehole with excellent water quality, a well, irrigation system, an 80hp tractor, agricultural equipment, and maintenance tools. It also benefits from a permanent caretaker/manager.The property also has strong potential for Rural Tourism - Country House development, with an advanced licensing process for a Luxury Rural Hospitality project.Designed for exclusive property use, this concept aims to deliver a differentiated, sophisticated, and highly personalized experience focused on privacy, authenticity, and integration with the Alentejo lifestyle.The project foresees private stays with full property use, complemented by premium services such as private chef on request, welcome drink, dedicated local support, and integration with the wine experience of the estate.Estimated performance indicates a nightly rate between €900 in low season and €1,750 in high season, with an occupancy rate between 35% and 50%.Estimated annual revenue ranges between €180,000 and €320,000, with net margins between 30% and 45%, potentially generating €60,000 to €145,000 in annual net income.An additional wine business unit is also available for acquisition (price upon request), allowing an integrated and highly differentiated investment approach.This unit includes an active company with registered brand in Europe and Africa, distribution network in Portugal and Angola, and expansion into Brazil.It also includes stock of approximately 14,250 liters of wine in aging process, bottled wine ready for sale, and around 40 French oak barrels.This wine component significantly enhances the premium positioning of the estate, creating natural synergies with the rural tourism project and enabling exclusive wine, gastronomy, and lifestyle experiences.A rare and exceptional property, combining three independent accesses, located less than 2 hours from Lisbon and 15 minutes from the A6 motorway.From an investment perspective, it combines residential luxury use, structured agricultural and wine production, and high-end tourism potential, representing a rare asset in the Alentejo with strong long-term appreciation potential. Energy Rating: C ref:1622

Listed for €3.5M | Starting bids expected between €1.5M–€2.3M Quinta das Oliveiras, a rare turnkey equestrian estate, unfolds across 20,700 square meters in Portugal's Alentejo, where a residence built in 2025 meets professional horse facilities framed by ancient olive groves. Spacious stables offer oversized boxes, a bespoke tack room, LED lighting, and a misting system, while the professional Ebb and Flow arena—equipped for evening training—anchors the equestrian pedigree. Expansive paddocks and a natural stone pool complete a serene, sun-drenched setting for riders and investors alike. Fully equipped and ready for immediate transition, the property carries a Class A energy rating and sits within one of the region's most established equestrian communities—home to seven trainers and more than 20 riding arenas—just 50 minutes from Lisbon.

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

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