Setúbal, Alcácer do Sal, Portugal

Historic Winery Overlooking the Sado Rice Fields – Alcácer do Sal, Setúbal.

In the heart of Portugal’s Alentejo Coast lies this magnificent century-old winery, built in 1926 and once an integral part of the prestigious Quinta da Palmeira. Currently in ruins, this property is set in a prime location in Alcácer do Sal, and is distinguished by its expansive, serene views over the iconic rice fields of the Sado River — a landscape of rare beauty and unmistakable Alentejo charm.

Only 28 minutes from the renowned beaches of Comporta and about an hour from Lisbon, this estate offers the perfect balance between rural authenticity and urban proximity.

Set on a generous plot of 1,723 square meters, the estate currently offers 843 square meters of built area, with the potential to expand over two floors, for a total private area of approximately 1,686 square meters. It also includes 880 square meters of gardens, ideal for creating inviting outdoor living areas.

Boasting soaring ceilings and remarkable volume, the building presents the perfect foundation for a rehabilitation project — whether envisioned as private residences or for a boutique hospitality project.

Located in an exceptionally peaceful area, just outside the official urban planning zone (PDM), the property benefits from a preserved natural setting that ensures privacy and exclusivity. The rehabilitation of this property has been authorized by the Municipality.

A rare investment opportunity in a property with soul, history, and extraordinary potential.