luxury villas for sale Portalegre, Portugal

Fantastic and unique T5+2 Finca in Montargil. ́Quinta do Lago ́ with unique characteristics and an exceptional view over the watercourse of the dam, presents good quality and good taste in its construction and is also characterized by its generous dimensions. It is located near the town of Montargil, in a 'premium' area and nestled on a plot of more than 90,000 m2 fully fenced. The moradia desenvolve-se em dois pisos, ao nível do rés do chão, hay uma sala de living e de jantar com duas lareiras, uma delas típicamente alentejana e de grande dimensão, uma cozinha de grandes dimensões com despensa, duas casas de banho e tres cuartos. From the bedrooms, in addition to the breathtaking view, you can access a covered balcony, which runs through the entire house and ends with a grill and outdoor kitchen. It also has an entrance hall, which gives access to the living room adjoining the dining room and kitchen, and where there is a wooden staircase that gives access to the upper floor. On the first floor is the master suite, which in addition to the bathroom has a balcony overlooking the water line of the dam, and two more bedrooms, all with bathrooms. The house is characterized by an excellent use of the interior space. The entire house has central heating, air conditioning, burglar and fire alarm system and video system throughout the exterior. The hot water is produced by a thermodynamic system. It should also be noted that there is a lot of privacy and tranquility even though it is within the city. As for the attachments, it is attached to the kitchen, a wood-burning oven and barbecue, with a sink and stainless steel sink. The annexes also include a technical warehouse, a laundry area and a small tool pantry. A games area with pool table and table football where there is also a bathroom. The annexes also make up a T1 and a T2, duly furnished, both with generous dimensions, an Alentejo fireplace and an outdoor barbecue. Of the total 9 hectares of the property there are garden areas with various flowers and shrubs, as well as some large trees. Still overlooking the dam's water mirror, there is a grassy area located to the west where you can watch the sunset. The property is located near the Montargil dam and is approximately 1h45 from Lisbon. Don't miss this unique opportunity, contact us for more information.

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.

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 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.