Domaine De 56 Hectares Adapté Au Tourisme

Herdade dos Outeiros spans an area of 56.375 hectares, fully integrated into the Natura 2000 Network and a Special Protection Area for the Great Bustard and the Little Bustard. This area is completely fenced and sectioned to facilitate the management of the livestock present. It is located in the Estremoz region of Alentejo. This estate boasts unique features rarely found elsewhere, offering breathtaking views of vast fields stretching for dozens of kilometers.

The estate also includes an extensive urban construction area, totaling approximately 1,300 m², distributed as follows:

The Main House / Monte, a single-story residence of approximately 600 m² (T5)
A guest house of 100 m² (T2)
A garage of approximately 100 m²
A sheepfold of 250 m²
An agricultural warehouse of 250 m²
The main house is built with high-quality finishes, featuring spacious and well-designed rooms, and is fully furnished. It includes:

4 suites with en-suite bathrooms
A large covered area for family gatherings
Nordic solid wood ceilings with exposed trusses
Komerling double-glazed windows
Electric underfloor heating throughout the interior
Natural stone flooring
A fully equipped IKEA kitchen with a century-old wood-fired oven
Fireplaces in one of the suites and in the main living room
The property features:

A fountain
A pump house with a 10,000-liter concrete water tank and a borehole
A swimming pool (1.20 m deep, 10 m x 5 m, concrete) with all necessary equipment
The estate includes all necessary livestock farming machinery, including a New Holland tractor with 700 hours of operation and related equipment. The livestock operation comprises approximately 230 adult purebred black Merino sheep, one of the most awarded herds at annual industry fairs such as Ovibeja and Fiape. Notably, the income from this activity fully covers operational costs, including the shepherd’s salary.

An essential aspect to highlight is that there are no overhead power lines on the property, as all electrical cabling is fully underground.

Although the area is generally restricted for new construction, there is always the possibility of submitting new tourism-related projects for consideration under the current Municipal Master Plan (PDM).

Access to the estate is via a 1.8 km dirt road, suitable for light vehicles.

In January, the owners will begin restoring the exterior walls of the main house, with plans to repaint in spring. In case of a sale, they commit to painting the entire built complex.

The asking price is negotiable, with deductions possible for items the buyer does not wish to keep (e.g., tractor, vehicles, livestock, furniture, etc.).

Finally, this property is considered completely self-sustainable, with multiple potential uses, a highly privileged location, excellent sun exposure, and unmatched privacy. Due to the exclusive nature of the estate, property viewings will be pre-screened to ensure the best experience for both the buyer and the owners. (Ref. FG864)
Energy Rating: In progress
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