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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.

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

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

Extraordinary Estate in Reguengos de Monsaraz with Active Cultivation and Agricultural Production and great profitability.With Olive Grove, Vineyards, Cork Oaks with Montado de Sobro, rainfed arable cultureExcellent opportunity for those who want to invest in an agricultural production property, with the possibility of rebuilding an Alentejo Hill next to one of the noblest and most beautiful areas of our Alentejo.estate has 105 hectares- It has an area of 40 hectares of lined olive groves of the Galician variety.12 hectares of vineyards, 6.50 ha of which were replanted two years ago of aragonês and alicante bouchet. the others, 5.50 already with 15 years of Syrah and Alicante Bouchet.It has a well next to the olive grove and a small mesh with housing. (mound in ruins)This charming property offers a spacious area, perfect for those seeking a peaceful getaway in the heart of the Alentejo. Located just 16,km from the picturesque town of Reguengos, where you will find all services, in one of the most emblematic cities in the district of Évora.Being able to carry out rehabilitation and conservation works.The location of this hill is truly privileged, ideal for nature lovers. Here you will enjoy a breathtaking view of a wooded valley, filled with cork oaks, vineyards, olive groves and other trees, providing a serene and relaxing environment.If you are a fan of the beach, you will be just 20 minutes from the wonderful river beach of Reguengos de Monsaraz, with the Castle of Monsaraz as a tourist spot, unique and exceptional in Portugal, one of the most wonderful villages, all built within the walls, standing next to the Guadianana River on top of a hill that rises in the Alentejo plain.This is a unique opportunity to acquire an Alentejo farm with great potential. With some reconstruction works, you will be able to transform this property into a true personalized paradise, adapted to your tastes and needs.Schedule your visit right now!--- Reguengos de Monsaraz ---Reguengos de Monsaraz is a small and welcoming town located in the heart of the Alentejo, offering an exceptional quality of life for its residents. Here, you'll find a peaceful and serene environment, perfect for those seeking a getaway away from the hustle and bustle of big cities.Reguengos is a municipality in Alentejo, in the district of Évora, a charming city, perfect for those who wish to live in harmony with nature, enjoying a quiet life and at the same time with access to all the necessary amenities. Don't miss the opportunity to be part of this welcoming community!

A Rare Opportunity in the Heart of the Alentejo Just a few minutes from Reguengos de Monsaraz lies one of the most distinctive rural properties currently available in the wider Alqueva region: a portfolio of three adjoining estates with a combined area of approximately 757 hectares, extensive waterfront, existing buildings, a strong agricultural and livestock profile, and exceptional tourism and investment potential. With approximately 4.5 kilometres of frontage along the River Degebe, precisely where it flows into the Great Lake of Alqueva, the property brings together a combination that is increasingly difficult to find: scale, water, privacy, natural beauty, accessibility and development potential. More than a rural property, this is a unique opportunity to create a landmark project in the Alentejo. Property Composition The portfolio comprises: Estate I — approximately 238 hectares Estate II — approximately 251 hectares Estate III — approximately 268 hectares The estates may be acquired together or separately. However, the central estate may not be acquired on its own, in order to preserve the physical and functional continuity between the remaining properties. Acquiring the full portfolio offers control over approximately 757 hectares, ensuring greater privacy, operational coherence and the freedom to structure a large-scale project. Asking Price €13,500,000 The stated price refers to the acquisition of all three estates. The terms applicable to any partial acquisition would need to be assessed individually, taking into account the configuration of the properties and the fact that the central estate cannot be sold separately. Approximately 4.5 km of Waterfront The property extends for approximately 4.5 kilometres along the River Degebe, at the point where it meets the Great Lake of Alqueva. Its direct relationship with the water is one of its most exclusive features, creating a setting of outstanding natural beauty and exceptional potential for nature-based activities, leisure, tourism and high-end hospitality. The waterfront may support the development of differentiated experiences, including private trails, wildlife observation, scenic viewpoints, water-based activities and leisure concepts near the shoreline, always subject to the applicable legal framework and required approvals. Water Availability and Livestock Use The water currently available comes from the reservoir. Subject to the applicable regulations, it may be abstracted for livestock drinking purposes and for the production of feed intended for the animals. Using this resource across the different areas of the property would require the implementation of an appropriate technical solution, potentially including water abstraction, pumping, storage and distribution systems. At present, the use of Alqueva water for irrigated farming or intensive crops is not authorised. However, an application has already been submitted to EDIA requesting a review of the Reguengos de Monsaraz irrigation plan, with a view to the possible installation of one or more irrigation hydrants within the property. There is currently no defined timeframe for a decision or completion of this process, and future access to irrigation water should therefore not be regarded as guaranteed. Nevertheless, a favourable decision could significantly transform the productive capacity of the property and represent an important driver of future asset appreciation. Electricity and Infrastructure The property does not currently have an active electricity supply. However, electricity-grid infrastructure is available in the surrounding area, which may facilitate the assessment of a future connection. Technical feasibility, available capacity, route, connection costs and implementation timescales should be confirmed with the relevant network operator. Given the scale of the property and its solar exposure, autonomous or hybrid energy solutions could also be considered, including photovoltaic generation, battery storage and backup systems, depending on the requirements of the future project. Agricultural and Livestock Potential The property is particularly well suited to livestock farming. The land is organised into several properly fenced paddocks, allowing efficient management of livestock, grazing areas and rotational use of the different parcels. Its scale, the availability of water for livestock purposes, the existing fencing and the configuration of the land create suitable conditions for a substantial agricultural and livestock operation. There is also potential for differentiated production models, including extensive grazing, organic farming, indigenous breeds and projects focused on sustainability and soil regeneration. Approximately 268 Hectares Directly Adjoining the Water The estate that directly borders the water extends to approximately 268 hectares, is fully fenced and is closed to the public. The area supports abundant wildlife and offers particularly attractive conditions for: hunting and game management; the creation of a private reserve; wildlife observation; exclusive countryside experiences; habitat conservation and land-management projects. The combination of seclusion, water, topography and vegetation creates an ecosystem of significant natural value and a setting especially well suited to controlled, private use. Any hunting activity would be subject to the applicable legal framework and licensing requirements. Three Traditional Farmsteads and Existing Built Heritage Each of the three estates has its own traditional farmstead. One is fully habitable, while the other two require restoration. In addition to the main farmsteads, the properties include ruins and various agricultural support buildings. The potential consolidation of the three estates into a single registered property may allow for a coordinated approach to the existing built heritage and the future development of the portfolio. Given the overall size of the landholding and the existing buildings and ruins, there may be relevant development potential. Any restoration, reconstruction, extension, change of use or new development must be confirmed in advance with the competent authorities and will remain subject to the applicable planning, environmental and legal framework. Potential for an Exceptional Tourism Project The scale, privacy, proximity to the water and existing heritage make this property particularly well suited to a high-end tourism project. Potential concepts that may be explored include: a low-density nature resort; a private collection of luxury villas; a boutique hotel integrated into the landscape; a premium eco-resort; a wellness and longevity retreat; an equestrian tourism project; a hunting lodge; a rural hotel offering agricultural and livestock experiences; a venue for private events and celebrations; a corporate retreat; a gastronomy and local-produce concept; nature and water-based experiences; a hospitality concept with private access to the water or a private river beach, subject to the relevant approvals. The scale of the land allows different clusters to be distributed throughout the property, ensuring space, silence and privacy between individual units. The estate could accommodate accommodation discreetly integrated into the landscape, walking and riding trails, viewpoints, contemplation areas, wildlife observation zones and exclusive experiences by the Alqueva. Strategic Location Despite its scale, seclusion and privacy, the property is close to urban centres, historic destinations, marinas and international connections. Reguengos de Monsaraz — approximately 4 km | 8 minutes Monsaraz — approximately 20 km | 25 minutes Monsaraz Marina — approximately 20 km | 21 minutes Amieira Marina — approximately 25 km | 27 minutes Spanish border, via Villanueva del Fresno — approximately 32 km | 27 minutes Évora — approximately 40 km | 40 minutes Lisbon Airport — approximately 160 km | 2 hours Faro Airport — approximately 225 km | 2 hours 40 minutes The proximity to Reguengos de Monsaraz ensures quick access to shops, services, restaurants and operational support. Monsaraz and the marinas of Monsaraz and Amieira enhance the tourism and nautical potential of the property, while the proximity to the Spanish border broadens its appeal to investors and visitors across the Iberian market. Access to Évora, Lisbon and Faro also facilitates travel for national and international buyers, operators and guests. Key Highlights portfolio of 3 adjoining estates; total area of approximately 757 hectares; approximately 4.5 km of waterfront; three traditional farmsteads, including one currently habitable; established agricultural and livestock potential; several fenced paddocks for livestock; water availability for livestock purposes; hunting and game-management potential; existing buildings and ruins; immediate proximity to Reguengos de Monsaraz; quick access to Monsaraz and the Alqueva marinas; exceptional privacy; significant tourism and investment potential. A Rare Asset in the Alentejo There are properties with scale. There are properties with water. There are properties with heritage, agricultural potential or tourism potential. Very few combine all of these elements in a single asset. This property represents a unique opportunity for those seeking scale, privacy, heritage and a direct relationship with the Great Lake of Alqueva. Should access to irrigation water become available in the future, both the productive capacity and the asset value of the property could increase significantly. For a visionary buyer, this is more than an acquisition of land. It is an opportunity to create an agricultural, tourism or legacy project of truly exceptional character in the Alentejo. A rare property for those seeking to create a lasting legacy. Important Note Regarding the Images Images showing renovated, restored or visibly altered buildings were created using artificial intelligence solely for illustrative purposes, in order to present a possible vision for the enhancement and restoration of the existing built heritage. All remaining photographs are genuine images of the property. The concepts shown in the illustrative images do not constitute approved architectural projects, planning permissions, guarantees of development potential or commitments regarding feasibility. Any works or development would remain subject to the relevant approvals and applicable legal framework. Legal Information All areas, distances and travel times are approximate. The information provided does not replace consultation of the relevant land-registry, tax, planning, environmental and administrative documentation, nor does it remove the need for the prospective buyer to carry out appropriate technical and legal due diligence.

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

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.

HER_12250Next to the Alqueva reservoir, this immensity of tranquil water as far as the eye can see, surrounded by an enviable natural landscape, we find this magnificent farm with 47 hectares, which benefits from breathtaking views over Monsaraz Castle and Lake Alqueva.The estate contains two nuclei of constructions, a lot with a construction area of 224m2 and another, with a construction area of 106m2.Both have an approved PIP for the reconstruction of existing buildings (ruin).The hill, whose construction area is 106m2, has a Request for Prior Information approved, for conversion into housing of type T2.The hill, whose construction area is 224m2, has a Request for Prior Information approved, for conversion into a T3-type dwelling.Alqueva, the largest artificial lake in Europe, where it is possible to practice water sports and pleasant boat trips, as well as fishing from shore or embarked, in addition to other types of activities possible to practice, in the lands of its margins, from walking tours and on horseback, hot air balloon flights; the possibilities are many, all with the aim of relaxing, making the most of the natural beauty and tranquility of these places.In the vicinity there are several places to visit, with strong reasons for attraction, cultural and historical, (handicrafts, wines, gastronomy, etc.).Not to be missed, for example, the visit to the Cromeleque do Xerez, a megalithic complex believed to date back to the 4th or 5th millennium BC, located near the city of Monsaraz.Excellent opportunity!Mark your visit!!See our properties at (url hidden) Contact us on + (phone hidden) and + (phone hidden) Energy Rating: Exempt ref:HER_12250

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

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

Farm with 5 Hectares Reguengos de Monsaraz (National Road 256) Discover this charming Alentejo estate with 5 hectares of land, located right on National Road 256, in the municipality of Reguengos de Monsaraz. The property includes a single-story 3-bedroom house with rustic features, ready to move into ideal as a permanent residence, holiday home, or tourism project.Main features: Total land area: 5 hectares Construction area: 336 m² 3-bedroom house with traditional Alentejo architecture 2 wells with abundant water supply Electricity and internet available Direct access via paved roadJust 10 minutes away from some of the regions top tourist attractions: Monsaraz a medieval village with breathtaking views Lake Alqueva the largest artificial lake in Europe Herdade do Esporão a national benchmark in wine and wine tourism Monsaraz river beach São Pedro do Corval a hub of traditional Portuguese potteryThis estate is suitable for various projects: Agriculture (vegetable garden, olive grove, vineyard) Rural tourism, glamping, or local accommodation A peaceful retreat, perfect for relaxation and connecting with natureIf youre looking for an authentic place with a strategic location and multiple possibilities for added value, this estate is for you. Dont miss the chance to invest in a unique property where Alentejo tradition meets comfort and future potential. Book your visit now and come experience the true spirit of Alentejo. Gross private area (ABP): 224 m² Gross dependent area (ABD): 112 m²

About 2 hours from Lisbon, the estate is in excellent condition! The result of the renovation work undertaken in recent years!The estate benefits from:- young cork oak forest- organic farming- good access- 4 permanent water points- fenced throughout the estate- possibility of building a house up to 250m2- electricity network approximately 500 meters from the property Energy Rating: Exempt ref:EXP_109

We present a magnificent 65 hectare estate located just 10 meters from the national road, guaranteeing easy access and excellent location. The property has a traditional manor house, ideal for main dwelling or rural tourism. In addition, it has a lot of houses perfect for accommodation of employees or guests. To support the agricultural and livestock activity, the estate offers large storage rooms and cottages ideal for storage of equipment, utensils and production. The extension of the land and the existing infrastructures make this property an excellent opportunity for farming, livestock, rural tourism or as a prestigious private residence. I am waiting for you to help you know this magnificent dream estate

Plot of land with around 2ha and an approved project for the construction of an eco-resort integrated into the Alentejo landscape. The project includes 34 accommodation units, a restaurant, spa, conference room, swimming pools, organic vegetable garden and walking and cycling routes. Privileged location in the heart of the Alentejo, just a few minutes from Monsaraz and Lake Alqueva, ideal for a major tourist investment.

EXCEPTIONAL AND EXQUISITE COUNTRYSIDE VILLA WITH GARDEN AND POOL (ALQUEVA | ALENTEJO)Close to the Great Lake of Alqueva, and the historic village of Monsaraz, in a location with great demand for those looking for the slow passage of time in the Alentejo, this unique rural house, completely renovated and adapted to all modern amenities, within its walls has a huge lawn and garden, vegetable garden, private well, swimming pool and outdoor social areas, thus creating a haven of charm and privacy in the heart of a typical Alentejo village.In the main house with a modern kitchen, exquisite living rooms and corners, fireplaces, spacious bedrooms and exquisite modern sanitary facilities, plus the independent guest house, with views over the typical Alentejo plain and large panoramic windows, the well-kept vegetable garden, and the garden with swimming pool and several spaces designed to enjoy the exterior, it is undoubtedly a private oasis in the middle of the Alentejo paradise.In an area with strong tourist and secondary home development, mainly for foreigners looking to enjoy the traditional Alentejo, this property just a step from the Great Lake of Alqueva and all its attractions, is sold completely rehabilitated and furnished with vintage furniture and international brands, creating a unique and exclusive environment.Be sure to contact one of our Private Brokers, who will inform you about all the advantages of acquiring this unique property. ref:REBFIN_3559

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

An excellent opportunity for those seeking to invest in the agricultural sector with already established infrastructure and resources.The property receives water from EDIA via a pipeline.Planting: 40 H clean land, 60 H intensive olive groves, 140 H traditional olive groves.Soils A and B1 dam, 1 pond.With ICNF approval for 7x5 planting spacing. Energy Rating: Exempt ref:EXP_93

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

MONSARAZ is a charming medieval village in the Alentejo region of southern Portugal. Perched on a hill, it offers stunning panoramic views of the Guadiana River and the Spanish border. One of Portugal's oldest villages, Mons feels frozen in time, with its narrow cobbled streets, whitewashed houses, and rich historical heritage.Must-visit places in MONSARAZ include:- Monsaraz Castle: Built in the thirteenth century, this castle offers panoramic views of the region and Lake Alqueva, the largest artificial lake in Europe.- Pillory of Monsaraz: Located in Largo Dom Nuno Álvares Pereira, between the Mother Church of Santa Maria da Lagoa and the Church of Misericórdia, this pillory of Estremoz, in white marble, was erected on the site of the original destroyed in the earthquake of 1755. Passport in your pocket- The Gates of the Village: Monsaraz has four historic gates: the Porta da Vila (main entrance), the Porta d'Évora, the Porta d'Alcoba, and the Porta do Buraco, each offering a glimpse into the town's medieval past.Nearby, the river beach of Monsaraz, located about 4 km from the medieval village, is the first beach of the great Alqueva lake, offering a pleasant place to relax and enjoy nature.MONSARAZ is also known for its astrotourism, thanks to its clear night sky, ideal for stargazing. In addition, in the surrounding area there are several megalithic monuments that testify to a history of more than five thousand years.A visit to MONSARAZ will immerse you in an authentic atmosphere, where every corner tells a story, making this village a must-see destination for lovers of culture, history and picturesque landscapes.Also known for being one of the most iconic places in Portugal, being part of the UNESCO world heritage site and is one of the seven wonders of Portugal in the monument villages category.In this unique place full of history you will find a CHARMING RUSTIC HOTEL, elegantly furnished and characterised by an artistic and country chic atmosphere.This property located next to the slopes of the medieval town of Monsaraz and overlooking the castle, consists of two houses connected to each other, the 'big house' and the 'small house'.Located next to the medieval village of Monsaraz and only a 2-minute drive from the Alqueva Dam and the nautical centre and with very easy access.THE 'BIG HOUSE'- Reception area with 150 m2, divided into several spaces. High quality finishes, high floor, library, fireplaces.- Equipped kitchen of 25 m2- 100m2 lounge with large doors-windows and direct access to the garden/pool area- Current Local Accommodation area with license: 2 bedroom suites of +30m2 with mezzanines (12m2), bathrooms (6m2) 2 bedroom suites of 20m2, bathrooms (3.5m2) 4 bedroom suites between 13m2 and 18m2, bathrooms (6m2), each with direct access to an outdoor shed, garden and pool area Several rooms: hall, gym, storage room, storage, galleries, in a total of 60m2 Office with independent access and storage room in a total of 30m2 on the ground floor Pool changing rooms and kitchen/outdoor service pavilion in a total of 25m2 with sheds and direct connection to the houseTHE 'SMALL HOUSE'- Living area of about 30m2 (living room and dining room)-Kitchen- 3 bedrooms + 2 bedrooms (exterior access)- 2 bathroomsThis incredible and unique hill has 23 rooms, with a large main entrance, 4 reception areas, dining room, library, office with W.C., 10 good sized bedrooms, 7 suites and a charming annex house with 3 bedrooms, double living room, kitchen, bathroom and private garden.Monte Do Laranjal has a large and bright main kitchen, several storage rooms, laundry room and changing rooms. All rooms are equipped with refrigerator, air conditioning, television and internet.As a rural hotel, luxury retirement home or as a private country house, this property is a paradise of tranquillity and beauty, set in a totally natural environment. Ideal for people looking for closer contact with nature or simply as a holiday home for a large family.Monte has an idyllic orange grove - which gives the property its name - with 170 orange trees and dozens of millenary olive trees.The property rests on a huge water reservoir, being completely autonomous from that point of view. It is alsoequipped with solar panels, two photovoltaic panel systems and has three entrances.- Large vegetable garden area always cultivated without the use of chemicals- Agricultural Casao- Expansion potential with prefabricated wooden houses.- The abundance of water from the property's two boreholes allows Monte do Laranjal to supply water to the surrounding properties all year round.- 1 Solar photovoltaic installation- Solar hot water- Multiple parking zones- A wonderful saltwater swimming pool overlooking the castle and surrounded by gardens, served by an independent kitchen, complete this large house, used today partially as a rural Local Accommodation, although it is all licensed for this purpose.The property is in full operation in Rural Tourism with an annual occupancy rate of over 60%.The dedicated and friendly staff at the service of the property, born in the Alentejo, ensures the smooth running of life in Monte.Total area: 60,000m2.Built area: 1000m2Local Accommodation, licensed under No. 6333/AL.Possibility of carrying out two separate transactions for the sale of real estate for the amount of €1,800,000, and of furniture and equipment for the amount of €500,000.The public access part has all the equipment: pool furniture and the kitchen to support breakfast; furniture of the entire accommodation; clothes; Sink; and the library furniture (private part). Furniture and artwork in the reception area are not included in the sale. However, part of the works can be sold to the new owner.It has a well-equipped river beach. Visitors can also enjoy the multiple megalithic monuments scattered throughout the region, pedestrian tours, carriage or horseback riding, cycling, and bird watching, as well as nautical activities in the tranquil refreshing ambience of the Great Lake.This is also an exceptional place for stargazing. The sky of Alqueva, dark and velvety, is a protected area, internationally certified as the Dark Sky Reserve, which extends over an area of 3,000km2.---» 2 h from Lisbon - Capital and a fascinating city where history, culture and modernity meet---» 45 minutes from Évora - Museum-city, whose roots date back to Roman times and which was once a royal residence in the fifteenth century.---» 1h30 from Badajoz - The proximity to the Spanish border (15 kms) makes it easy to travel to the neighbouring country, Energy Rating: D ref:EULFIN_1609

The 'Herdade da Coutada', with an area of 76 hectares in front of the historic village of Monsaraz, is located in the Region of Évora, with a large front for the largest Artificial Lake in Europe - Alqueva. It confines with the immensity of the waters and with rare and dreamlike views for the whole bay, in a wide extension until losing of sight. With a rugged relief, this property, through information, which confers the right to build a vast Tourist Resort, with unique characteristics, in the entire Alqueva basin. In the surroundings of the waters, one glimpses the small Islands and the Marina. Unique Property. It is 40 minutes from the A6 motorway and about 2 hours from the city of Lisbon. (N / Rep. 1833). Energy Rating: Exempt ref:1833

Situated in the peaceful and unspoilt region of Vendinha, in the municipality of Évora, this magnificent estate combines the best of Alentejo tradition with modern agricultural infrastructure and significant potential for tourism and production. *Pets includedAgricultural and Livestock Potential.The estate stands out for its extraordinary agricultural diversity and productive capacity:A traditional Galician-style high-density olive grove, fully equipped with a drip irrigation system, including new plantings, totalling approximately 360 olive trees spread over around 3 hectares;Around 21 hectares with excellent characteristics for vine planting;Various fruit trees in full production;Remaining areas prepared for sowing or livestock farming (cattle, sheep, goats and pigs);A fully fenced woodland area with wire mesh, ideal for extensive rearing of Alentejo black pigs.The entire property is carefully maintained, organised and fully fenced, and is subdivided into independent plots with permanent, recently installed fencing. Complete agricultural infrastructure, ready for immediate use, with high-quality equipment:Water supply system via an electric pump installed in a pond, powered by twenty solar panels;67 kVA generator;Improved permanent pasture with a rotating sprinkler irrigation system;Three water storage tanks;A full range of agricultural and livestock equipment;Lamborghini 1060 VDT Premium tractor with Galucho trailer;Cattle pens, chutes and a weighing scale for animal handling;Automatic waterers along all fences;Feeders for cattle, sheep and goats;A towable water tank with a capacity of 6,000 litres.The excellent agricultural facilities also include a hayloft, tool shed, support warehouses, fuel storage and dedicated spaces for agricultural machinery and implements.Active Livestock Farm. The farm currently has the following livestock:* The animals are included in the sale price, provided that the future owner holds a valid Farm Identification Number (FID) for their keeping. If the owner does not hold an FID, the animals will not be included in the transaction, and their value may be negotiated.Cows of the Cachena, Limousine and selected crossbreed breeds;A purebred Limousine breeding bull with silver certification;Black Merino, Suffolk and Dorper sheep;Boer goats.Restored Alentejo Farmhouse and Leisure Area.The traditional Alentejo farmhouse, measuring approximately 166 m², has been fully restored, preserving the regions typical charm whilst ensuring modern comfort, comprising:Two bedrooms;Living room with wood-burning stove;Traditional kitchen with wood-fired oven;Bathroom;Furniture and appliances included.The property also features a spacious, fully equipped communal pavilion, complete with an industrial stove, a floor-standing fireplace, a porch for barbecuing and a separate bathroom the ideal space for entertaining family and friends or developing tourism projects.The electricity supply for the farmhouse and the pavilion is provided by fifteen solar panels, promoting sustainability and energy independence.The estate benefits from excellent, duly licensed water resources:A reservoir and a well with river water recovery;Four ponds, two of which have official authorisation to use water resources;Large water storage capacity to support agriculture and livestock farming.Hunting and Tourism PotentialWith duly licensed hunting activities and abundant biodiversity offering potential for:Rural tourism;Agritourism;Hunting tourism;Events and retreats;Wine-making or wine tourism projects.A Unique Property in the Alentejo!Book your visit now!

Estate located 15 km from Monsaraz and Lake Alqueva, with direct access to the regional road to Monsaraz and Reguengos.Estate with immediate profitability in vineyards and sheep and cattle breeding, with great potential for creating a tourism or wine tourism unit, taking advantage of existing buildings and the completion of works on an existing structure.Financial return in three activities: wine production, wine tourism (rural tourism), and sheep breeding.Currently, the property has 16 hectares of vineyards in production (Alicante Bouschet, Touriga Nacional, and Aragonez, with 80 tons in 2022), supported by winery infrastructure, farmhouses, and a private dam covering 10 hectares (400 million m³ of water).The entire property is infrastructure-ready, with water supply for the animals and agricultural support: it currently has 19 fences, automatic drinking troughs, a photovoltaic system, and two pivots irrigating 40 hectares of lupin production, which serves as feed for the livestock.Urban area: Main house with 325 m² and an extension of over 550 m² of unfinished construction for the development of tourist apartments. Wine cellar with an area of 600 m², support annexes with 300 m², workshop 320 m², sheepfold 580 m², stables and hayloft 400 m².Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

Located in the heart of the Baixo Alentejo region, in Moura, this extraordinary 98-hectare estate is a rare property where privacy, authenticity and comfort blend seamlessly within a quintessential Alentejo landscape. Set within an extensive cork oak estate and surrounded by the serenity of the countryside, the property offers a unique balance between nature, scale and residential quality, with excellent conditions for agricultural projects, rural tourism, livestock farming or private use. The estate also benefits from a hunting licence. The main house features eight en-suite bedrooms, all with direct outdoor access, air conditioning, electric shutters and schist stone flooring. The principal suite stands out for its elegant private fireplace, creating a refined yet welcoming atmosphere. The interiors preserve the authentic character of the region, incorporating carefully selected details such as handcrafted hydraulic tiles produced in the traditional Estremoz factory. The kitchen is fully equipped and the spacious main living area is centred around an impressive 19th-century French fireplace. Designed for year-round comfort, the estate benefits from underfloor heating throughout the house, as well as a heated indoor freshwater swimming pool, complemented by a fireplace, support facilities and a kitchenette/laundry area. Outdoors, the property features an automatic irrigation system, a licensed borehole approximately 85 metres deep, and a variety of fruit trees including orange, lemon, fig and loquat trees. The estate also includes an independent caretaker’s house with three bedrooms, kitchen, bathroom, wooden ceilings and a private outdoor patio. Additional infrastructures include two traditional wood-fired ovens, a support garage, a large barn suitable for agricultural storage, vehicles or boats, as well as kennels, a henhouse and facilities for livestock. Located just 8 minutes from Moura River Beach and approximately 15 minutes from the Alqueva Lake, the property enjoys close proximity to one of Portugal’s most renowned regions for water sports, nature, stargazing and wine tourism. A truly unique estate where authenticity, scale and exclusivity reveal the true essence of the Alentejo lifestyle.

An 18th-century Alentejo manor house, now converted into a charming boutique hotel, this property is the result of a remarkable architectural transformation that has preserved the historic soul of the building while creating a sophisticated, intimate, and welcoming atmosphere.Defined by its strong Moorish influence and carefully preserved original architectural details, the manor unfolds across several floors and distinct private areas, offering a unique sense of space, identity, and authenticity.The property comprises:9 suites decorated with exceptional sensitivity and elegance;Reception area;Living room with an impressive marble fireplace;Breakfast room;Kitchen;Top-floor suite with potential to be converted into an independent apartment;Former stable prepared for a restaurant, including an industrial kitchen.The interiors reveal a rare architectural richness, highlighted by vaulted ceilings, traditional brick walls, original frescoes, and numerous preserved historical elements, including an ancient altar integrated into one of the suites, giving the property a truly unique character.Outside, the atmosphere transports us to a peaceful Mediterranean retreat. The inner courtyard, designed for moments of relaxation and gathering, features an intimate swimming pool created from the property's original fountain, further enhancing the authenticity and singularity of the space.Located in one of the most emblematic towns of the Alentejo, just a few minutes from the Alqueva Lake, approximately 75 km from Évora and around 200 km from Lisbon, the property benefits from a privileged location, ideal for those seeking a boutique hospitality project with strong identity or a truly distinctive private residence.A rare property where history, architecture, and the soul of the Alentejo coexist in perfect harmony. Energy Rating: A #ref:TGP68