luxury houses for sale Portalegre, Portugal

Located in a privileged area in Alto Alentejo, within the National Agricultural Reserve (RAN) and the National Ecological Reserve (REN), this traditional Portuguese-style house reflects the authenticity and charm typical of the Alentejo. It is divided into two floors with spacious living areas, five en-suite bedrooms, a swimming pool and gardens in a natural setting of great beauty and tranquility. The living and dining rooms have a fireplace and direct access to the outside. The region is renowned for its rich winemaking tradition, with around 30 renowned wineries nearby — ideal for lovers of wine tourism and Alentejo culture. There are also nine ancient castles in the region - Estremoz, Elvas, Évora, Evoramonte, Campo Maior, Monsaraz, Arronches, Marvão and Castelo de Vide. The property can be purchased together with an adjoining estate of 82.6 hectares. It is located 15 minutes from the center of Monforte, where there are all services such as supermarkets, schools and a pharmacy, 40 minutes from Portalegre English School, 40 minutes from Portalegre and Estremoz, 50 minutes from Badajoz and two hours from Lisbon International Airport.

In the Alto Alentejo, in Crato, a palace dating from 1905, its cloister and a courtyard covering some 600 m². When the palace was completed in 1905, Portugal still had a king. Five years later, the Republic was proclaimed. The residence, however, has retained the self-assurance of its era – that of a society which built grandly and for the long term. It is best appreciated from the ground floor upwards. At the centre, a cloister opens the house up to the sky and extends into patios, gardens and then a courtyard of around 600 m². A wooden staircase connects the different levels. The reception rooms have retained their high ceilings, parquet floors and fireplaces, whilst six bedrooms occupy the upper floors. At the very top, a vast attic still awaits a purpose. On the ground floor, a self-contained flat retains its own entrance, ideal for those wishing to entertain. Portugal has changed its political system. The palace, however, has not changed its ways.

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 Fronteira, in the Alentejo region, an 18th-century palace of approximately 840 m² in its original condition. Fronteira has never been a stopover town. Its historic center was built around a few families and their homes, and the house itself preserves all of that history: seventeen rooms spread over three levels, nine living rooms, and eight bedrooms, with no recent alterations to disrupt the unity of the whole. The large rooms have retained their original fireplaces. Eight hand-painted 18th-century azulejo panels still hang on the walls. The vaulted brick ceilings, constructed using the abobadilha technique unique to the Alentejo, tell a part of this region’s history all on their own.

Exclusive estate of approximately 78 hectares (780,000 m²), shaped like a peninsula and set in an area of exceptional natural beauty. The property stands out for its unique and idyllic characteristics, offering complete privacy, privileged views over the reservoir and a remarkable surrounding landscape. It includes several distinct buildings: Main house licensed for rural tourism, comprising 9 suites, a spacious living room with fireplace, rustic kitchen and a magnificent covered terrace with panoramic views over the water and sunset. Particular emphasis goes to the 82 m² tower suite, which also benefits from a private terrace. Two-bedroom support house, with open-plan living room and kitchen. 16th-century Manueline chapel, carefully restored, adding a unique historical and cultural dimension to the property. 2 ruins, one of which recently had a 138 m² project approved. The approved house comprises a living room, 2 suites, office, kitchen and guest bathroom, and enjoys views over the water. Events support building with male and female changing rooms and a hall. Garage. The estate also includes approximately 25 hectares of cork oak and stone pine, as well as several olive trees. Privileged location: only 220 km from Lisbon and 30 km from Badajoz, which has its own airport. The entire property portfolio will be sold through the sale of the company. Energy Rating: C #ref:TGP25

In the Serra de São Mamede Natural Park, a villa with a patio just a few kilometers from Marvão. The Serra de São Mamede belongs to that category of landscapes that defy description. You wander through them, lose yourself in them, and eventually come to understand why some have decided never to leave. In the lower part of the property, two medieval graves still stand, intact, as if the place had always known it deserved to be inhabited with respect. The granite boulders typical of the region, the old stone wall enclosing the property, the footpath that winds around it: a landscape that no one has ever sought to alter. The villa nestles here around a flower-filled patio. The landscape does the rest.

In the Alentejo, a 50-hectare estate on the shores of a 57-hectare lake. The Alentejo keeps its secrets hidden in its plains. This 50-hectare estate is one of the most striking examples: bordered by a 57-hectare lake and home to wildlife that has flourished thanks to the area’s tranquility, it belongs to that category of properties that geography protected long before humans even considered doing so. A rural hotel with a tourism license offers 76 guest rooms across approximately 3,200 m² of built space. A swimming pool, a restaurant, a bar, two equestrian arenas, and a certified runway for ultralight aircraft round out a complex that few Portuguese estates can match. With the right approval, the property could accommodate up to 200 guests. As for the lake, its potential is limitless.

À Alegrete, dans le Parc Naturel de la Serra de São Mamede, un domaine de 25 ha avec vignes, chênes-lièges, orangeraie et maison rustique avec piscine en bassi…À Alegrete, dans le Parc Naturel de la Serra de São Mamede, un domaine de 25 ha avec vignes, chênes-lièges et orangeraie. Alegrete has a castle. It’s medieval, it overlooks the plain, and from the terrace of this house, it hasn’t changed in centuries. Between them lie 25 hectares that the Serra de São Mamede has shaped in its own way: vineyards that have been growing without water since 2022, cork oaks that no one planted, olive trees, and an orange grove at the center of which a spring has always fed a basin that has become a swimming pool. The house is rustic, understated, and unpretentious. It does not comment on the landscape. It inhabits it.

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.

This hotel property represents a unique investment opportunity in the tourism and wellness sector in the heart of Alentejo. Set on a 16-hectare plot with 2,000 m² of built area, the development combines traditional Alentejo architecture with contemporary comfort. The hotel offers 11 double rooms, all equipped with air conditioning, private balcony, minibar, and free Wi-Fi access. The common areas have been designed to provide an experience of tranquility and authenticity, in harmony with the surrounding natural landscape. The property also includes an outdoor swimming pool with terrace, sauna and jacuzzi, and a restaurant with seating for 85 guests, supported by a fully equipped industrial kitchen. For social or corporate events, it offers a hall with a maximum capacity of 183 people, ideal for conferences, weddings, and exclusive retreats. With private parking and a privileged location in Alter do Chão, one of the most genuine and well-preserved regions of Alentejo, this property stands out as a solid and versatile investment—perfect for those seeking to combine hospitality, tradition, and profitability.

North of the Alqueva Dam, an Alentejo villa and its suites in a 1.25-hectare olive grove. Whitewashed walls, shadows cast by centuries-old olive trees: a villa whose architecture blends seamlessly into the regional landscape without compromising on modern comforts. Stone arches, exposed beams and handmade tiles are testament to local craftsmanship, while energy self-sufficiency and high-quality fittings meet contemporary standards. Six suites are located in the west wing, each with a private terrace opening onto rolling fields. The common areas occupy the central section, where light streams through large windows to reach the swimming pool facing the setting sun. Two hundred olive and fruit trees shape a cultivated landscape, where the vegetable garden and the gravel path winding between the trunks invite you to live in tune with the seasons. Distinguished by its Biosphere certification, the villa already welcomes guests and can be envisaged for other uses.

In Sousel, in the Alentejo region, a manor house with a tower and about 4 hectares of vineyards in production. The Alentejo was contested for centuries between Moorish and Christian kingdoms, and between military orders and the Portuguese nobility. In Sousel, between Portalegre and Estremoz, the stone has preserved the memory of these struggles: a four-story manor house with a tower, built at a time when constructing tall structures was still a way of asserting control over territory. The estate did not stand idle. The vineyards—some 4 hectares in production—continued to thrive. So did the olive grove. The private dam holds back the water as one would keep a secret. A traditional Alentejo house and a warehouse complete what the manor began, on 6.5 hectares that time has shaped at its own leisurely pace. An approved 700 m² project lies dormant in a drawer. It’s just waiting for someone to take it on.

In the heart of the Serra de São Mamede Natural Park, where water flows year-round, vegetation is lush, and life follows the rhythm of nature, lies this remarkable property comprising two fully restored independent residences set within 2.25 hectares of land. Located in a picturesque village in the municipality of Marvão, one of the greenest and most refreshing areas of the Alentejo, this property offers a rare combination of authenticity, contemporary comfort, and tourism potential, surrounded by an extraordinary mountain landscape. The main residence, offering approximately 877 sqm of living space, has undergone an extensive renovation that carefully preserved its original architectural character while incorporating all the comforts required for modern living. The accommodation includes nine suites, generous living areas, a library, dining room, bar, fully equipped professional kitchen, and various support spaces. The social areas open onto an impressive panoramic terrace overlooking the Serra de São Mamede, creating the perfect setting for al fresco dining, moments of contemplation, or simply enjoying the surrounding tranquility. The second residence, renovated more recently, offers three additional suites, a living room, support kitchen, and independent technical areas, making it ideal as a guest house, complementary accommodation, or an independent tourism unit. Comfort is ensured through high-quality technical solutions, including climate control systems, underfloor heating, heat pumps, solar panels, smart remote-management systems, and infrastructure designed for both private and professional use. Outside, the property reveals an equally attractive agricultural and landscape dimension. The fertile land, left fallow for several years, presents excellent conditions for agricultural projects, vineyards, orchards, or initiatives focused on sustainability and organic production. The existing family vegetable garden and orchard blend harmoniously into the landscape, benefiting from installed irrigation systems and the abundant water resources characteristic of the region. Surrounding the residences, landscaped gardens and terraces lead to an inviting swimming pool with mountain views, while a carefully restored former stable and barn provide multiple possibilities, from an event venue, creative studio, gym, wellness area, or multifunctional space. A versatile and truly unique property, deeply connected to its surroundings, ideal for those seeking a substantial family residence, a nature retreat, or a charming tourism project in one of Portugal's most authentic regions. Set within a lush valley of the Serra de São Mamede, surrounded by streams, native woodland, and unique biodiversity, the property is just 20 minutes from Marvão and Portalegre, approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes from Évora, and a little over 2 hours from Lisbon. A setting where nature, heritage, and quality of life coexist in perfect harmony. Energy Rating: B #ref:TGP67

A house from the 1920's awaiting renovation, 20 km from the town of Estremoz, in the Alentejo region. Owned by the same family for a century, this elegant house and its 2.45 ha (7.5 acre) parklands border a quiet street in the village of Cano, close to the market place. With its colourful neoclassical facade, topped by a small tower, the main edifice resembles a country palace. The entrance opens into a pleasant romantic patio with a fountain in the centre. The interior of the house offers ample living space, in a period bourgeois decor, painstakingly restored by its current owner. A striking marble staircase leads to the first floor, where the numerous bedrooms still feature hand-painted ceilings. With its outbuildings, the property would lend itself very well to a hotel project in a region valued for its historic remains and its gastronomy.

Single-story villa located in Montargil, with a privileged location and stunning views over the dam, situated on a three-hectare property. Located just minutes from the village, it benefits from proximity to shops, restaurants, and services, combining tranquility, privacy, and convenience. This property, with 300 square meters of residential area, has an excellent distribution of spaces and great sun exposure. This house consists of a large living room with three open-plan areas, a living area with an imposing stone fireplace, a dining room, and a leisure area with a pool table. The kitchen, designed by Octógono, stands out for its solid wood furniture (casquinha), copper chimney, and marble sink. It also has a laundry room and pantry, four bedrooms, all with built-in wardrobes, one of which is a suite, a full bathroom, and a social bathroom. Outside, there is a pleasant leisure area with a swimming pool, barbecue, and bathroom, ideal for social gatherings. The property also has a garage on the lower floor for two cars, a shed for a boat or car, a kennel, and space for storing firewood. In terms of equipment and comfort, the house is equipped with air conditioning (hot/cold heat pump), alarm system, internal and external surveillance cameras with internet connection, electric gate, swimming pool with automatic pump, borehole with tank and irrigation system, as well as lightning rod. The residential area is fully fenced, including with an electric fence for protection. In the rustic part of the property, cork oaks and olive trees stand out, with fenced paths, further enhancing the natural environment and privacy of this unique property.

Quinta das Cerejeiras is a distinctive and exclusive property, designed for nature tourism, located in the heart of the Serra de São Mamede Natural Park, in the district of Portalegre. With approximately 3 hectares, this magnificent estate enjoys a privileged location next to a river and just 300 metres from the main road, offering the perfect combination of privacy, tranquillity and accessibility. The panoramic view over the picturesque village of Marvão is absolutely breathtaking, and the property is situated about 15 minutes from Portalegre and the Spanish border. The property features a built area of approximately 900 m², distributed across three independent buildings, comprising 11 bedrooms, all with en-suite bathrooms and exclusive balconies, providing exceptional comfort and privacy. Quinta das Cerejeiras benefits from several natural water springs, which fully supply the house and swimming pool, eliminating the need for electricity for this purpose — a rare and valuable feature. The spacious and bright common areas showcase high-quality finishes and are fully prepared for operation as a local accommodation business. Outdoors, a generously sized swimming pool stands out, set within a superb natural landscape, surrounded by mature vegetation of remarkable size and beauty, including chestnut trees, cherry trees, elder trees, grapevines and fig trees. The landscape project, carefully developed by Global Arquitetura Paisagística under the direction of Architect João Gomes da Silva, blends harmoniously with the architectural design by Architect João Branco, giving the property a unique and elegant architectural identity. Quinta das Cerejeiras represents a unique investment opportunity in a prestigious natural retreat, ideal for those seeking exclusivity, charm and an environment of rare serenity.

We present a unique hospitality asset in the municipality of Elvas: a hotel with 9 rooms, 668 m² of gross floor area and 2,974 m² of land, with an approved expansion project for an additional 1,000 m² of construction, offering enormous potential for appreciation and business growth. Located in the peaceful village of Vila Fernando, just 15 km from Elvas, this rural hotel is the perfect retreat for those seeking rest, culture, and tradition. Resulting from the restoration of the village’s former primary school, the property has preserved its authentic and welcoming character. The property offers 9 double rooms, three of them apartment-style with kitchenette, accommodating between 2 and 6 people. Each room is equipped with air conditioning, television, sofa, and fireplace, ensuring comfort and well-being throughout the year. The hotel also features a 70-seat restaurant, a differentiating element with great potential for exploration, whether for guests or external visitors. Common areas include an outdoor swimming pool, terrace, barbecue area, bicycles for leisure rides, and food & beverage service on site. The generous outdoor area is ideal for hosting themed events such as Fado nights and private dinners, reinforcing its profitability potential. The location is privileged: less than 10 minutes by car from the Fort of Nossa Senhora da Graça and about 5 km from Elvas Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, combining rural charm with accessibility to the region’s historical landmarks. With the approved expansion of 1,000 m², there is an opportunity to significantly increase the property’s capacity, diversify services, and optimize annual occupancy rates. This is a unique opportunity for investors seeking a high-potential tourism asset in a growing destination.

In the Alentejo, in the historical centre of Elvas, just 20 kilometres from Badajoz, 42 kilometres from Estremoz, 84 kilometres from Évora and 200 kilometres from Lisbon, we find the extraordinary Palácio dos Mesquita Pimentel, boasting 500 years of history. Located close to the Cathedral, in Largo de Santa Clara, one of the most typical and picturesque squares in Elvas. The Largo de Santa Clara is comprised of a triangular square, surrounded by noble manor houses and next to Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Consolação. This square is also close to the 10th Century Arabic Gate, flanked by two towers and crowned by a gallery. The Mesquita Pimentel Palace was built in the 16th Century by Luís de Mesquita Pimentel, noble knight of the city of Elvas. The Palace was home to King Filipe II of Spain in 1580, while he lived in Elvas prior to moving onwards to Lisbon. Several months prior, the Palace had been remodelled by the Spanish court architect Juan de Herrera, the same architect that built the Mosteiro do Escorial. The Palace had originally been connected to another building located a bit further south, at the Eastern Gate, and thus, at the outset, was a single structure. The Palace was subject to various interventions throughout the 18th and 19th Centuries, preserving merely a corner window on the lateral façade, facing Rua Tenente Passos e Sousa. The architectural columns surrounding this corner window are typical of Spanish architecture of the late 16th Century. Inside the Palace, one finds a large patio which one enters via a gate crowned with the Mesquita Pimentel coat of arms. An impressive portion of the first Islamic fortress walls runs through the Palace. This fortress wall was built in the 9th Century and includes the ancient Temple Gate of the fortress wall, with an original wrought-iron arch and elbow-shaped entrance. Distributed among three floors and with high ornamented ceilings, the Palace currently has eight bedrooms, seven living rooms, four bathrooms, three libraries/offices, three marble fireplaces, two kitchens, five vaulted grain cellars, stables, a wood storage house, garage, various patios, terraces and varandas and an orchard. There is ample space to install a pool. The Palace offers panoramic views of Elvas and its idyllic surroundings. Since it is a Heritage Site, it also qualifies for certain fiscal benefits. This property offers the opportunity to create a truly unique and charming Boutique Hotel, rich in history and culture.

380 hectares | Rural and equestrian tourism The chance to invest in an exceptional property that combines the tranquillity of the countryside with the charm of equestrian tourism. Located in complete harmony with nature, this estate is the ideal destination for those looking to invest in a successful business in the rural tourism sector. With a generous area and established infrastructures, the estate includes: Cosy and well-equipped facilities, capable of providing unique experiences for guests, with a comfortable and authentic atmosphere. Equipment and facilities dedicated to horse care and leisure, positioning the Herdade as a benchmark destination for horse riding enthusiasts. Surrounded by the natural beauty of the Alentejo (or another region, depending on location), with perfect spaces for outdoor activities and exclusive events. This is a unique opportunity for those who want to invest in a safe, high-potential business, with a focus on sustainable tourism and authentic experiences. If you're looking for a business that combines a passion for nature, hospitality and horses, Herdade da Carniceira is the right choice. Contact us for more information and to arrange a visit. Energy Rating: B #ref:8573

Stunning estate in the heart of the Alentejo, this true paradise is a haven of peace and serenity. With an expanse of 380 hectares, this property is a true gem, reminiscent of the lush equestrian properties of Texas. As you walk through the gates of this property, you are immediately transported to a world of beauty and unspoiled nature. The main house, with its six spacious bedrooms and elegant suites, offers maximum comfort and privacy. With three distinct rooms, including a games room, you'll have all the space you need for entertainment and relaxation. In addition, an outdoor lounge area by the pool provides the perfect place to relax and enjoy the radiant Alentejo sunshine. In addition to the imposing main house, the property also includes several warehouses, providing ample storage space and additional facilities. The breathtaking view over the Alentejo is simply indescribable, with the sunset painting the sky in vibrant colors that take your breath away. A special feature of this paradise is its proximity to the huge Albufeira do Marvão, an imposing water reserve made up of several river beaches. Enjoy sunny days swimming in these crystal clear waters or exploring the surrounding nature on long walks. This paradisiacal property offers a unique lifestyle, where luxury and nature meet in perfect harmony. Whether for your own residence, an exclusive holiday retreat or even an investment, this Estate in Alentejo is the perfect choice for those seeking a piece of paradise. Don't miss the opportunity to own this unique property. Contact us right now to schedule a visit and discover all the charm that this Estate can offer. Energy Rating: B #ref:8574

Magnificent palace located in the city of Elvas. Built in 1887, it was rehabilitated in 1916 and fully restored in 2010. With a gross private area of 1,375 m2 and a plot of 86,000 m2, this palace reflects a timeless style of French architecture dating back to the 19th century. This property has two floors above ground and a basement. There is also the possibility of using the attic. On the ground floor, through the main entrance, we come to a grand hall with an imposing wooden staircase leading to the upper floor. There are two adjoining living rooms, a third living room, two en suite bedrooms, a dining room, an office, a guest bathroom, a laundry room and a kitchen with access to the basement where there is storage and a wine cellar. On the second floor, there is a second hall, a living room with two living areas, the master suite with a walk-in wardrobe for men and women, and four more suites and a bedroom. The house has a lift and is equipped with several fireplaces and a central heating system. The kitchen has direct access to the outside where you can also access a service house consisting of 2 bedrooms, a lounge, kitchen and bathroom. Outside there is a swimming pool surrounded by the garden. There is a changing room area and various seating areas throughout the garden for you to enjoy. This is an extensive botanical garden designed by the landscape architect Jean Claude Forestier. It has numerous species: more than a dozen species of palm trees, uncarias, sequoias and rare and centenary trees. There are several statues and lakes. This property also has equestrian facilities. There are three houses to support this area, two three-bedroom and one two-bedroom, thirty horse boxes, a walker, a riding arena with a jumping ring, a parking area for horse transport lorries and several paddocks. All this totalling 46,000m2 The grandeur of this palace is evidenced by its unique architecture and the historic atmosphere that surrounds it. It's more than just a property, it's a masterpiece that combines luxury and tradition with all the comforts of a modern property.

The Palácio dos Marquisis is an architectural jewel located in the historic center of the walls of Elvas, a classified UNESCO World Heritage site. Built in the 18th century, this palace is a symbol of status, designed to house the high aristocracy with the utmost rigor, privacy, and distinction. This property is a haven of unique exclusivity in the heart of Elvas. A true well-kept treasure that merges the grandeur of intra-muros civil architecture with the unique splendor of the Portuguese Baroque. Given its monumental size of 3,402 m² and 75 rooms, the palace primarily presents an extraordinary opportunity for the hospitality sector, being the ideal building for conversion into a distinct boutique hotel or luxury suite project. For this purpose, the property already has an approved project. This factor constitutes a substantial competitive and bureaucratic advantage, allowing for the immediate start of restoration and space reconversion works without the usual delays in a UNESCO historic center. The current project aims to rigorously preserve all the 18th-century structural and decorative heritage, while simultaneously introducing modern habitability infrastructures. In parallel, and thanks to its intrinsic nobility, the building remains perfectly suited to serve as an exceptional family residence. With origins dating back to the 16th century, the building is developed in three blocks, with remodeling from the 18th century that establishes its uniformity and grandeur. The palace was built between 1750 and 1752 by D. João de Aguilar Mexia, utilizing part of the pre-existing mansion that belonged to Francisco de Magalhães da Gama Lobo. All the marble decoration is the work of sculptor José Francisco de Abreu, hired by the owner for this purpose in 1751. Erected in the city's most noble square, gracefully shading the ancient Cathedral of Elvas, today the Mother Church, the Palácio dos Marqueses is a well-kept secret within the iconic bastioned walls. In a densely built historic center classified by UNESCO, owning a palatial property with a total area of 3,402 m² is a rare privilege that materializes into a true island of tranquility in the heart of Portugal's history. With its 3,402 m² of covered area, the interior dazzles with the originality of its design. The imposing architectural elements of the palace serve as an exquisite frame for its vast halls, decorated with unique and extremely rare tile panels. The interior layout of the Palace features an unusual architectural characteristic for its size: the absence of corridors. Circulation is done through wide passages (en enfilade) that connect the rooms directly to one another, creating a fluid layout. Further enhancing the property's secular structure, the house features a cistern of imposing dimensions, a remarkable historical testament to the architecture and engineering of the time. The exterior is complemented by three private gardens, offering outdoor leisure spaces within the urban perimeter. This building was constructed to be an exclusive refuge for the high nobility, the former Lords of the Border, which still guarantees it a sense of absolute peace, protection, and privacy in the heart of this historic city today. The maximum exponent of Portuguese art covers almost all the palace walls. Corridors, halls, and the staircase are filled with unique 18th-century tile panels, transforming the house into an authentic living museum of national tile art, making it one of the most fascinating buildings and an exemplar of noble civil architecture in the Alto Alentejo. The city houses the largest set of bastioned fortifications in the world, the walls of Elvas, which, together with the city's historic center, are a World Heritage site, a title awarded by UNESCO on June 30, 2012.

The property has an area of 23 hectares and is located IN THE IRRIGATION PERIMETER OF CAIA, being supplied with water by the Caia Dam, the largest in the district of Portalegre, supplies the municipalities of Elvas, Campo Maior, Arronches and Monforte. This irrigation perimeter covers more than seven thousand hectares of land, mainly olive groves, orchards, corn, tomatoes and clover, as well as small horticultural activities in the municipalities of Elvas and Campo Maior. This property has great potential for planting and producing orchards, with an abundance of water inserted in the irrigated perimeter Two ponds Crossed by an irrigation channel Warehouse 2 bedroom villas Kitchen Living room WC Artesian Borehole Ceptic Tank Box for Horses Greenhouses Transformer Station (PT) Pumping system The property is fenced Good access (...)a strategic location with great potential. CALL ME! According to https://cotr.pt/docs/ICNRD/Papers/43.pdfQUALITATIVE EVALUATION OF THE WATER USED IN THE IRRIGATION PERIMETER OF CAIANunes, J.M.1 ; Coelho, J.P2 ; López-Piñeiro, A.3 ; Soeiro-de-Brito, A.1 ; Silva, C1 . 1 Escola Superior Agrária de Elvas, Apt 254, 7350 Elvas. Email: 2 Universidade Técnica de Lisboa, Inst. Sup. de Agr., Tapada da Ajuda, 1300 Lisboa. 3 Universidad de Extremadura, Facultad de Ciencias, Avda Elvas s/n, Badajoz (Spain). Conclusions From the results presented we can conclude: 1. The water does not undergo a significant change in its composition along the channels that make up the Caia Irrigation Perimeter. 2. Contrary to what we initially thought, there is no clear trend of variation in the results that can be related to the volume of water evaporated or the volume of water stored in the Caia Dam Reservoir. 3. According to the qualitative classification of water for irrigation proposed by FAO, the water used in the Caia irrigation perimeter has no restrictions on its use. 4. According to the qualitative classification of water for irrigation proposed by the USDA, the water used in the Caia Irrigation Perimeter is considered to be of low salinity and medium sodicity, and can be used for irrigation in most agro natural drainage systems. 5. The irrigation water used in the Caia Irrigation Perimeter fully complies with Portuguese Law regarding the quality that a given water must have in order to be used for irrigation (Decree-Law 236/98).

Where Medieval Heritage Meets Modern Sustainability.Set upon a massive 4,378 m² plot that hugs the historic castle walls, this development offers the impossible: the vibrant life of a historic town center just a 3-minute walk away, paired with the absolute serenity of a mountainside nature retreat.PHASE I: OPERATIONAL & ELEGANT (READY TO YIELD)Skip the wait. The foundation of your ROI is already built, furnished, and equipped:- 3 Elegant Units: Two sophisticated studios and one 1-bedroom townhouse.- The Amenities: A stunning designer pool, dedicated laundry facilities, and staff quarters (convertible to an additional T0).THE VISION: LICENSED & READY TO SCALEThe hard work of licensing is over. The project is shovel-ready for a high-yield expansion:- 18 Additional Units: Expertly designed to blend into the hillside with green roofs and private terraces.- Signature Restaurant: Positioned at the property’s edge to become the town’s new culinary destination.- The Vibe: An Eco-Resort philosophy that captures the growing global demand for sustainable, high-end tourism in the Alentejo.THE STRATEGIC EDGE- Location: Seamlessly integrated into the town fabric—shops and services at your doorstep.- Scarcity: Land of this size with these views and active building permits inside a historic perimeter is virtually non-existent.- Status: An A-List asset for a boutique hotelier or a private equity fund.History is the luxury of the past; sustainability is the luxury of the future. This project is both.