Bauernhof Ferreiros, Prozelo E Besteiros

Some properties stand out for their size. Others, for their location. And then there are those with something harder to find: history, identity, and elements that have passed through generations.

Dating back to 1914, this estate still retains many of its original features, preserving the character and authenticity of a traditional property in the region. Among these are the traditional irrigation system and the granite posts used in the vineyard, testifying to the property’s long-standing connection to agriculture and farming.

The property consists of three plots, including a main house, a sequeira (a traditional drying building), and a large rustic land area, totaling approximately 15,686 m² of land and 426.25 m² of gross building area.

The Main House
With 340.25 m² of gross building area, the main house spans three floors and maintains a strong link to its original identity. On the ground floor are the wine cellar and the press room, spaces that preserve the memory of the estate’s agricultural function and can be valued as distinctive character areas of the property.

The first floor, intended for living, includes:
- a kitchen;
- two living rooms;
- three bedrooms, one of which is en suite;
- a bathroom.

On the top floor, there is a living room and an en suite bedroom designed in an open space layout, creating a more private and distinct area within the house.

The house is complemented by a 1,000 m² courtyard, offering outdoor space, privacy, and numerous possibilities for use.

The Sequeira
The property also includes a sequeira with two floors and a total construction area of 86 m². Due to its layout and location within the estate, this space presents interesting potential for use and profitability and can be adapted according to the intended project and purpose.

The Land
The estate also includes a rustic plot of 1.46 hectares, featuring a diverse agricultural landscape with:
- irrigated arable crops;
- trellised vineyards;
- citrus orchard;
- olive trees;
- chestnut trees;
- walnut trees.

This area preserves the agricultural essence of the property and offers a rare combination of space, nature, and rural heritage.

A Property with Potential for a New Chapter
Quinta do Extremadouro combines uncommon features: a historic house with original elements, traditional agricultural spaces, a second building with potential for use, and 1.46 hectares of land.

It is a property with identity that can be enhanced both as a family estate and living space, or through a tourism, lodging, or income-generating project, always subject to the conditions and licenses applicable to the project to be developed.

More than a property, it is a place with history—waiting for someone who knows how to preserve what already exists and give it a new future.