Quinta Mit 25 Hektar Verkauf Und Herstellung Von Grünem Wein, Nur Wenige Minuten Von Porto Entfernt

Estate with 25 hectares for sale with Vinho Verde wine production, just minutes from Porto.

The house was built in 1950 with an architect’s design.

The chapel is located at the end of the long corridor leading to the bedrooms and features a pointed stained glass window.

On the west side, in the large veranda accessed by the granite staircase, there are 4 tile panels from the Fábrica do Carvalhinho representing the four seasons.

There is another smaller veranda facing north, accessible from the corridor, also lined with tiles on the exterior.

Near the house, there are several important annexes with good space that can be used for storage. They have good light and sun exposure.

There are 2 granite tanks near the house, a well with a motor, and a manual water pump.

The estate’s spring water is of good quality for drinking.

GARDEN

The garden features a pond similar in shape but smaller than the one in Jardim de Arca de Água in Porto, made by the same artisans. It has a grotto under a small veranda and a bridge crossing the pond. The garden includes various tree species, notably very old camellia trees with an interesting variety of flowers.

Along the street leading to the vehicle access gate, there is a forest of oaks, lindens, and cedars, some quite old, and a granite staircase with benches and flower boxes descending towards Rua Zeca Afonso, ending at another pedestrian access gate.

In V.N. Famalicão, three urban properties are registered, two within the Quinta de Pereira perimeter: a house with annexes, as well as the winery and support buildings, all habitable. The rest are ruins of old caretaker houses.

Built annexes, ruins, and an urbanizable strip bordering public roads with infrastructure.

The land known as Quinta das Agras covers about 5.5 hectares with a single property registration and can be sold separately.

History of the Quinta: 25 hectares within walls, with a large family house.

House of the Quinta

Cobblestone access, surroundings with pond and grotto similar to the one in Jardim de Arca d’Água in Porto (a smaller construction of the same style), and gardens with centuries-old trees, highlighting a vast collection of camellias in various colors, architectural design, granite staircases, polished granite veranda columns, and painted tile panels from Fábrica do Carvalhinho, dated and signed.

The house has 19 rooms, including 5 bedrooms, all with running water and large areas.

It features two large open fireplaces in the huge dining room and the ballroom, a stove in the service area, and a generously sized heat recuperator supporting heating in the large corridor.

The service area includes a maid’s room, full bathroom, pantry, kitchenette, sewing room, ironing room, and a playroom for children.

There are also 3 full bathrooms supporting the bedrooms.

Window frames, built-in wardrobes, and interior floors are made of exotic woods.

All bedrooms face south. The north side is occupied by the corridor leading to the bedrooms.

The ground floor has several shops and pantries, a service bathroom, a wine cellar, and the chauffeur’s room with its bathroom.

THE PROPERTY

In the agricultural area, there is a stream crossing the estate with permanent water, paved with granite along its course. Along the stream, there are 2 large wells for irrigation, both with walls and round roofs. Next to the stream are 2 large meadows.

About 12 hectares are cultivated with vines, mainly Loureiro and Trajadura varieties, replanted about 10 years ago.

There are also fruit trees, including peach, fig, and plum trees, among others, as well as good areas for vegetable gardens.

A porch, winery, granite presses, a large granite threshing floor, storage rooms for agricultural tools, and an apartment with 2 bedrooms, bathroom, and kitchen with fireplace for staff use are located in Quinta de Cima near the estate’s old gate.

In the Quinta de Cima housing complex, there are also granite ruins needing restoration—old caretaker houses and cattle, goat, and sheep barns.

The estate also includes small oak and cork oak groves in granite soil areas and several springs with good water.

Adjacent to the estate is a large area of about 6 hectares with very fertile cultivation land and a well, Quinta das Agras, which can be sold separately. The area excluding Agras is 18.1 hectares; with Agras, it totals about 25 hectares.

Agras has a small independent exit near a residential area with houses (see aerial photo). It also includes a wooded area with various pines, cork oaks, and eucalyptus.

Although this property belongs to Famalicão, it is closer to Sto Tirso and has a railway station on the Guimarães line near the gate, the Caniços Station.

It is just a few meters from the Ave River line.

Only 25 minutes by car from Porto city and 15 minutes by train.

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