Baixo Alentejo, Vidigueira, Portugal

Magnificent property of 44 hectares, of which 21 are vineyards producing fully VQPRD grapes, an olive grove (Galega and Cobrançosa varieties), three hectares of orange orchards (New Hall, Valencia Late, and Vidigueira Pear Orange varieties), five hectares of forest (cork oaks, holm oaks with beehives), and four hectares of free land. The remaining area refers to social areas (buildings and their surrounding areas), access roads, and internal paths on the property, etc.
Throughout the property, there is a drip irrigation system covering the vineyards, the Cobrançosa olive grove, and the orange orchards (old and new). The system, which includes filters and a fertiliser dispenser, is fully automatic and allows not only complete computerised scheduling but also irrigation at night when evaporation is lower and energy costs are reduced.
In addition to the 350-square-meter residential house, there is also a 370-square-meter hotel on the property designed and sized in terms of infrastructure already installed for 12 rooms, but in which only six have been built in the first phase. The hotel is fully equipped (with furniture and machinery naturally included in the business) and is in permanent and regular operation. All rooms are ground-floor double rooms (or with a king-size double bed) with individual external entrances and include air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, electric kettle, tea and instant coffee, minibar, 40-inch digital TV with 120 channels (various languages), and bathrooms with a shower equipped with a hydromassage column.
To complete the property, there is also a complete 250-square-meter cellar (traditional area with seven clay jars and a modern area that includes a 5000-liter wine fermentation tank and its chiller. Various stainless steel tanks. It has a support kitchen and two toilets.
An 8-meter x 8-meter x 1.30-meter swimming pool, fully equipped with sand filter, skimmers, etc.
A residential house with 370 square meters and an attic, with four suites, large leisure areas, and diesel central heating. Almost all its contents are included.
The property is just a few meters from the Ruins of S. Cucufate, a monument of historical and cultural reference in Alentejo. As early as the 1st century, the Romans knew the potential of these lands for producing high-quality wine and olive oil.