Farm Melides

A refuge between the pine forest and the sea, with the potential to bring to life a unique architectural project—where the house does not rise above the land but emerges from it. On the northeast slope of Melides, there is a place where the landscape remains authentic and untouched. Among gentle pines, centuries-old cork oaks, and the golden light of the Alentejo coast, this 2.675-hectare plot offers a rare combination of privacy, nature, and proximity to the sea. Located in one of the most sought-after areas of the Alentejo coast, Monte Alto do Zambujal is just minutes from the wild beaches of Melides and the lagoon, set in a naturally peaceful environment. Here, luxury reveals itself in simplicity: space, silence, horizon, and time. The property includes a pre-existing building with recognized legal status, allowing for the prospect of a future housing project, subject to the respective licensing process. There is currently a conceptual architectural study proposing a contemporary and integrated approach to the landscape—a house designed to follow the natural topography of the land, minimizing visual and environmental impact while prioritizing the connection with the surroundings. The architectural concept is inspired by so-called earth design: organic lines, green roofs, large glazed surfaces, and a continuous link between interior and exterior. A vision conceived to respect the character of the place and enhance its introspection and privacy. More than just a plot, Monte Alto do Zambujal represents the opportunity to create a unique refuge on the Alentejo coast—whether as a family residence, holiday home, or contemporary architectural project in full harmony with nature. Main features: - Total area: 26,750 m² (2.675 hectares) - Pre-existing dwelling: 44 m², with recognized legal status - Construction potential up to 500 m², subject to project approval and municipal licensing The images and architectural references presented correspond to a conceptual study for illustrative purposes only and are non-binding. Any construction possibility will always be subject to approval by the competent authorities and compliance with current legal and regulatory standards, including the Municipal Master Plan (PDM), administrative easements, and other applicable constraints.