luxury houses with terrace for sale São Manços e São Vicente do Pigeiro, Portugal

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. Accommodations The 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 rooms Secondary House (independent): 3 bedrooms Private garden Equipped kitchen Bathroom Double bedroom Social Areas 4 reception areas Formal dining room Various outdoor areas for socializing and relaxation Outdoor 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 development Sustainability & 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 versatility Included in the Sale Fully furnished and equipped rural hospitality infrastructure (valued at €400,000) All licenses, systems and amenities ready for immediate operation This 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

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 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.

An Architectural Jewel with Aristocratic LineageIn the heart of Reguengos de Monsaraz rises this majestic Gothic Victorian palace from 1857, commissioned by one of the most influential figures in Alentejo's history: Joaquim Romão Mendes Papança.A Sargento-Mor and one of the largest landowners of the 19th century, Joaquim Romão Mendes Papança was the patriarch of a dynasty that shaped the region, father to the distinguished 1st Count of Monsaraz. Acquiring this property means inheriting a piece of Portugal's history and the prestige of a family of benefactors and aristocrats.The Property: Grandeur and PotentialThis 'habitable work of art' spans 2,500 m² of gross area, set within a generous 4,000 m² walled garden that ensures total privacy and exclusivity.Piano Nobile: An extraordinary noble floor with 6metrehigh ceilings, where original stuccoes and frescoes have been preserved, bearing witness to the opulence of another era.Layout: The residence offers 8 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, spacious period salons, an elegant loggia, terrace, and courtyard.Architecture: Gothic Victorian style an architectural rarity in the region dating from 1857.A Unique Investment OpportunityIn need of full restoration, this palacete offers unparalleled potential for a variety of highend purposes:Distinguished Private Residence: For those seeking the luxury of space and history.Boutique Hotel or Heritage Tourism: Leveraging the strong visitor flow to Monsaraz and the Alqueva Great Lake.Cultural Retreat or Event Venue: A cinematic setting for unforgettable moments.Prime LocationStrategically positioned near Monsaraz, the waters of Alqueva, and surrounded by awardwinning vineyards that define the identity of modern Alentejo.This is a rare opportunity to restore an architectural icon and return it to the splendour envisioned by the Mendes Papança family more than a century ago.Discover the infinite potential of this palacete and write the next chapter of its story. Energy Rating: D ref:GB012

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. Residential Facilities: - Main Residence: The main building of 650 m² blends charm and comfort, partially furnished, includes 5 suites, a magnificent lounge and dining room, and an equipped kitchen. This area also features a bathroom supporting the pool, laundry room, and several storage areas for efficient housekeeping. - Secondary Residence: 104 m², currently under renovation to be completed by the buyer. Includes two bedrooms, a living room, a bathroom, and a kitchen. Touristic Potential: The privileged location turns this property into a potential flagship for the development of touristic projects, including rural lodging and ecotourism activities. The residences offer excellent opportunities for those looking to explore residential tourism or boutique hotel business, taking advantage of the natural beauty of the area and the proximity to the lake. Invest in the Future: A property that guarantees a solid agricultural return and offers a wide range of opportunities in the growing tourism and agricultural sectors. With the existing infrastructure and breathtaking landscape, the property has everything to become a profitable and sustainable investment.

Estate with 550 ha, consisting of olive groves with authorisation to withdraw water from the Alqueva.and holm oak forestIt also has a central hill with 4 houses, 1 of them fully recovered.3 houses in need of aesthetic recovery.Vegetable garden, chapel, swimming pool, playground.It also has 1 agricultural warehouse to store machinery with 400 m2, 2 large warehouses with 300 m2 each. 1 warehouse with 6 boxes for horses, several sheds. Another warehouse where coaches were stored, with a mezzanine and 1 large garage with capacity for 4 cars.The entire surroundings of the Estate are covered with pavé pavement, an area of 9,000m2It also has a bull tent.The main house of the Estate was built from scratch with a rustic surroundings and views of the large lake. It has access to a leisure area of the house with 2 rooms, and a donkey brick ceiling with large fireplaces and plenty of natural light. It has 5 bedrooms all with private bathrooms.On the ground floor there is the master bedroom of the house consisting of a private room, 1 bedroom suite with a view over the water and a balcony with a breathtaking view. 400 m2.Excellent property with high annual income with an interesting yeld.Great location.It borders the Alqueva.Tarmac to the property. Energy Rating: C ref:Her-274

The Herdade da Pradaria dos Olivais e do Grande Lago combines two adjoining properties with a total area of approximately 550 hectares, located near Reguengos de Monsaraz, in the Alentejo region, district of Évora. The estate features predominantly flat and gently undulating terrain and borders the waters of the Alqueva Great Lake, offering approximately 1,800 meters of waterfront access with direct water connection, as well as tarmac road access to the property.The main strength of this estate lies in its diversified productive capacity. In addition to extensive natural pastureland and holm oak woodland (montado), which supports large-scale livestock activities including cattle, sheep, and free-range Iberian pig production (Pata Negra), a key value driver is the newly established super-intensive olive grove covering approximately 110 hectares. This olive grove is irrigated with public water from EDIA | Alqueva, complemented by an additional private reservoir.This outstanding property generates multiple income streams, which can be detailed to qualified interested parties. These include a livestock operation with approximately 150 cattle, generating a net annual income of over €130,000, in addition to European Union subsidies of approximately €180,000.The olive grove, currently in full production phase, is expected to reach yields of approximately 15 tonnes per hectare at peak performance. Operating costs, including harvesting, labour, machinery, treatments, irrigation, and fertilisation, are estimated at around 30% of gross revenue. Overall, the estate is projected to generate a gross annual income of approximately €1,500,000, resulting in an estimated net annual return of €1,150,000. At this level of profitability, the investment horizon for full capital recovery is estimated at approximately 15 years.Beyond its agricultural and livestock components, the estate offers additional significant assets and development potential. It includes a premium residential villa of approximately 400 m², combining contemporary architecture with traditional features, notably impressive handcrafted brick vault ceilings.The main house was built from scratch and offers panoramic views from the upper floor master suite and terrace over the Great Lake. The entrance level opens onto a leisure area comprising two living rooms with traditional vaulted ceilings, large fireplaces, and abundant natural light. The property includes five spacious en-suite bedrooms, all with excellent natural lighting, a large fully equipped kitchen of high-quality finish, and overall exceptional privacy, comfort, construction standards, and insulation.Within the adjoining estate, there is also a central cluster of buildings, including a traditional farmhouse (monte) comprising four dwellings, one of which has been fully renovated, and three additional units requiring aesthetic restoration. This area also includes a vegetable garden, chapel, swimming pool, and sports court.Additional infrastructure includes a 400 m² agricultural warehouse for machinery storage, two large warehouses of approximately 300 m² each, a stable building with six horse boxes, and several covered storage areas. There is also a former carriage house with mezzanine and a large garage with capacity for four vehicles. The entire built-up area is paved with cobblestone (pavê), covering approximately 9,000 m².The estate further includes a bull handling arena (tentadero). This represents an additional business opportunity, potentially integrated into a broader agrotourism concept, supported by the extensive built infrastructure and its proximity to the Alqueva Great Lake, where recreational and nautical activities are permitted.Overall, this property offers a unique combination of scale, productivity, infrastructure, and diversification potential, capable of generating multiple and highly attractive revenue streams for investors. It is already considered one of the most valuable estates of its kind in the Alentejo region. (Ref. FG733) Energy Rating: F ref:FG733

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.

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

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.

In the authentic heart of the Alentejo, in Vidigueira, there is a truly unique property with about 2.8 hectares and more than 2.800 m² of gross built area a rare asset, with scale, identity and high potential for appreciation. With traditional Alentejo architecture, large volumes and unique character, this farm brings together exceptional conditions for the creation of a differentiating project, oriented towards tourism, events, equestrian or premium hospitality. The location combines privacy and accessibility, being just a few minutes from the centre of Vidigueira and strategically positioned in relation to some of the main tourist centres in Alentejo: * Alqueva Lake - about 25 minutes * Beja - about 25 minutes * Évora - about 45 minutes * Lisbon - approximately 1h45 The size of the land, the flat topography and the existing buildings allow for multiple models of exploitation, including: Boutique hotel or premium rural tourism Event and wedding farm Professional equestrian centre Wellness retreat and exclusive experiences Signature wine or agro-tourism project -> Operational Capability and Potential Due to the existing built size, the property may accommodate, through design and licensing: 20 to 35 tourist accommodation units Lounge and outdoor areas for events up to 200+ guests Equestrian infrastructures with pits, paddocks and riding arena Complementary spaces for restaurant, spa, wine cellar or wellness areas The Alentejo region registers a growing demand for nature tourism, authenticity, wine tourism and private events, with special interest from the national, European and North American markets. The proximity to Lake Alqueva, Évora and the main accesses reinforces the attractiveness throughout the year, reducing the seasonality typical of exclusively bathing destinations. -> Potential Profitability Indicators Depending on the operating model adopted, this asset may achieve, in a stabilised scenario and through good management: Estimated annual revenue: €900,000 to €2,000,000+ Potential operating yield: 7% to 11% Strong asset appreciation after repositioning and rehabilitation Additional income from events, restaurants, wine experiences and equestrian activities The possibility of combining accommodation, events and premium experiences in the same asset allows you to diversify revenues, increase average annual occupancy and boost operating margins. In a market increasingly oriented towards authentic destinations and differentiated experiences, this property represents a solid opportunity for investors, tour operators or private groups who want to develop a unique concept in the Alentejo. A property with history, scale and vision of the future. Energy Rating: F #ref:8502

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

Estate with 550 ha, consisting of holm oak forests and recent super-intensive olive groves with authorization to withdraw water from the Alqueva.It also has a central hill with 4 houses, 1 of them fully recovered.3 houses in need of aesthetic recovery.Vegetable garden, chapel, swimming pool, playground.It also has 1 agricultural warehouse to store machinery with 400 m2, 2 large warehouses with 300 m2 each. 1 warehouse with 6 boxes for horses, several sheds. Another warehouse where coaches were stored, with a mezzanine and 1 large garage with capacity for 4 cars.The entire surroundings of the Estate are covered with pavé pavement, an area of 9,000m2It also has a bull tent.The main house of the Estate was built from scratch with a rustic surroundings and views of the large lake. It has access to a leisure area of the house with 2 rooms, and a donkey brick ceiling with large fireplaces and plenty of natural light. It has 5 bedrooms all with private bathrooms.On the first floor there is the master bedroom of the house consisting of a private room, 1 bedroom suite with a view over the water and a balcony with a breathtaking view. 400 m2.Excellent property with high annual income with an interesting yeld.Great location.It borders the Alqueva.Tarmac to the property.

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.

In the heart of Évora’s historic centre, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, stands one of the city’s most emblematic historic manor houses, known as **Paço dos Infantes**.Associated with the residence of Infante Luís, son of King Manuel I of Portugal and brother of King João III, this remarkable building has witnessed almost five centuries of history, preserving architectural features that reflect different periods. Throughout its existence, it has welcomed prominent figures from the Portuguese royal court and remains today one of the most significant examples of Évora’s historic architecture.With approximately 883 sqm of gross built area, set on a plot of approximately 683 sqm, this property represents a truly rare opportunity to acquire one of the most significant privately owned historic buildings in the centre of Évora.Hidden within the city walls lies a rare **interior garden**, complemented by an old **granite well dating from 1676**, terraces and a **private chapel**, creating an atmosphere of absolute tranquillity and privacy in the heart of one of Portugal’s most historic cities.The property comprises:* Library of approximately 63 sqm;* Impressive entrance hall of approximately 61 sqm;* Interior garden of approximately 189 sqm;* Commercial space;* Living room;* Dining room;* Three kitchens;* Private chapel;* Eight bedrooms;* Four bathrooms;* Panoramic terraces with privileged views over Évora’s historic centre;* Various circulation areas;* Several storage spaces.The roof and façades have already undergone significant works, enhancing the building’s structural integrity. The interiors now offer the opportunity to undertake a renovation that respects and enhances the historic and architectural identity of this exceptional property.The property has undergone extensive works to its coverings, roofs and terraces. The roof works were subject to the appropriate licensing process and included a technical upgrade of the insulation. The works were nevertheless carried out using traditional methods, in accordance with established construction practices, improving the building’s thermal performance while addressing the existing issues related to water infiltration.As regards the terraces, the existing elements were preserved and the terraces were fully waterproofed. The openings, windows and French windows on the first and second floors serving the habitable rooms were entirely replaced with new units providing thermal and acoustic performance in line with current comfort standards.In addition to the works described above, the main façades were stripped back, removing the old render down to the brickwork, and subsequently fully restored using new mortars in keeping with the building’s pre-existing traditional construction techniques.These interventions address some of the fundamental elements that ensure the robustness and long-term preservation of a building of this nature, safeguarding its historic character while extending its lifespan and enhancing the conditions for the future enjoyment of this singular and exceptional property.Due to its location, scale, heritage significance and truly distinctive character, this is a **unique asset within the Portuguese real estate market**. Its future use may be determined by the purchaser, subject to the applicable planning regulations and the necessary approvals from the relevant authorities.**More than a building, this is a living testament to the history of Portugal.**A property where every room, every stone and every detail reflects centuries of memory, authenticity and identity.**A truly rare opportunity to acquire a piece of heritage that would be difficult to match anywhere else on the market.**

One hour from Lisbon, in the Alentejo, this property extends across six hectares in a privileged setting, with open, uninterrupted views over the castle and the surrounding landscape. The house, with approximately 1,300 sqm of licensed built area, is arranged across several interconnected sections, creating a natural relationship between the interiors, courtyards, covered terraces and garden. Its layout allows family and guests to enjoy independence and privacy while retaining the feeling of a single home. Built and transformed over time, the property has acquired a scale and variety of spaces that are increasingly difficult to find. Generous rooms, different living areas, kitchens, offices and outdoor spaces are arranged around an inner courtyard that forms one of the focal points of the house. Outside, the mature garden is an essential part of the property. More than three hundred olive trees, including four ancient specimens over a thousand years old, around one hundred cork oaks, and vegetation established over decades frame the house and create a variety of settings throughout the grounds. Two swimming pools, a tennis court, several covered terraces and outdoor areas extend daily life beyond the house, offering different ways to enjoy the property throughout the year. Despite its privacy and sense of seclusion, the town centre is just five minutes away. Évora is approximately twenty minutes away, while Lisbon and its international airport can be reached in around one hour, combining the tranquillity of the Alentejo with particularly convenient accessibility. A property designed to be lived in with time, space and privacy. Energy Rating: E #ref:TGP75_INT

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.

Located in one of the main squares of the charming city of Évora, this imposing building with sublime architecture is a true landmark of distinction. This exclusive property with a construction area of 2635 m2 that is located on a plot of land with an area of 1322 m2 comprises a ground floor, a ground floor and a keep.Upon entering the space, we are greeted by a courtyard that leads us to an ornate garden with two fountains and a well. The majestic entrance to this splendid building is from both the ground floor and the ground floor.The ground floor is imposing, with 13 rooms, all of them vaulted and adorned with a beautiful granite floor. This level also offers 3 bathrooms. Access to the ground floor is ensured by stunning antique stairs leading to 16 rooms, including 7 charming living rooms, 3 hallways and 5 more bathrooms, as well as a full kitchen. Also noteworthy is a fabulous terrace with panoramic views over the city of Évora and a tower with a chapel, which houses a unique terrace with a breathtaking view, which extends for several kilometres over the city and the splendid Alentejo plain.This exceptional place is a true treasure that offers a unique and enchanting experience, inserted in the historical and cultural heart of Évora.Don't miss the opportunity to visit this building and immerse yourself in the history and beauty of this wonderful city! Energy Rating: C ref:CAS_2928

One hour from Lisbon, in the Alentejo, this property extends across six hectares in a privileged setting, with open, uninterrupted views over the castle and the surrounding landscape.The house, with approximately 1,300 sqm of licensed built area, is arranged across several interconnected sections, creating a natural relationship between the interiors, courtyards, covered terraces and garden. Its layout allows family and guests to enjoy independence and privacy while retaining the feeling of a single home.Built and transformed over time, the property has acquired a scale and variety of spaces that are increasingly difficult to find. Generous rooms, different living areas, kitchens, offices and outdoor spaces are arranged around an inner courtyard that forms one of the focal points of the house.Outside, the mature garden is an essential part of the property. More than three hundred olive trees, including four ancient specimens over a thousand years old, around one hundred cork oaks, and vegetation established over decades frame the house and create a variety of settings throughout the grounds.Two swimming pools, a tennis court, several covered terraces and outdoor areas extend daily life beyond the house, offering different ways to enjoy the property throughout the year.Despite its privacy and sense of seclusion, the town centre is just five minutes away. Évora is approximately twenty minutes away, while Lisbon and its international airport can be reached in around one hour, combining the tranquillity of the Alentejo with particularly convenient accessibility.A property designed to be lived in with time, space and privacy. Energy Rating: E ref:TGP75_INT