104 Farms and Estates for Sale, in Santiago do Cacém

Farm with approximately 1 hectare, situated near Santiago do Cacém.

The property includes a ruin of about 65 m², offering potential for restoration.

According to the PDM of Santiago do Cacém, there is a possible feasibility for expansion up to 200 m², subject to municipal approval.

The farm is equipped with telephone, electricity, and mains water, providing all essential amenities.

The access is excellent, facilitating mobility and logistics.

Additionally, the property is fully fenced, ensuring privacy and security.

One of the highlights of this farm is the panoramic view, which allows you to see the sea in the distance, creating a peaceful and pleasant environment.

This is a unique opportunity for those looking for a retreat in the countryside, with the possibility of creating a personalised space while still enjoying a location close to the city.

For more information or to schedule a visit, please do not hesitate to contact us.

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Excluded from the SCE, under paragraph g) of number 2 of article 18 of Decree-Law number 101-D/2020, of 7 December.

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Discover the potential of this farm with 13 ha of land in São Bartolomeu da Serra, 5 minutes from Santiago do Cacém, with a 90m2 house of 4 rooms and storage room with 30m2, waiting to be restored and renovated to your liking.

The land has a water hole and cork oaks with cork.

This property offers plenty of space to create the retreat of your dreams located in the middle of nature, this is the perfect opportunity to invest in your life project.

It is 10 km from Santiago do Cacém and 30 km from Melides.

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Location:
Santiago do Cacém is a Portuguese city in the District of Setúbal, it is the seat of one of the largest municipalities in Portugal, with an area of 1,059.77 km².
It is the seat of one of the largest municipalities in Portugal, with an area of 1,059.77 km² and 29,749 inhabitants (2015 INE), subdivided into 8 parishes.
The municipality is bordered to the north by Grândola, to the northeast by Ferreira do Alentejo, to the east by Aljustrel, to the south by Ourique and Odemira and to the west by Sines and has a coastline on the Atlantic Ocean. It is the only municipality in the whole of Alentejo that contains 2 cities within its boundary (Santiago and Santo André). It also has three villages (Cercal, Alvalade and Ermidas-Sado).

Culture and leisure:
There are many popular and cultural events in the municipality: the feast of Our Lady of Grace, held on the last Sunday of May, with various religious ceremonies, namely prayer meetings, and the annual fairs, on the fourth Sunday of April and the fourth Sunday of July; Santiagro, ’Agricultural Fair’, in May, for economic and cultural promotion; FATAL - Handicraft and Tourism Fair of the Alentejo Litoral; the traditional festivals of Relvas Verdes, both in July; the Monte Fair, in September; the traditional festivities of Aldeia dos Chãos, in August, and the Day of the Municipality, on July 25th.

In handicrafts, tinsmithing, lace, embroidery, clay and cork work, tapestry and wood stand out.

As a cultural facility, the municipality has the Municipal Museum of Santiago do Cacém, in which the numismatics and archaeology sections are noteworthy, the latter representative of the human occupation in the region, since the times of the Upper Paleolithic. In the ethnography collection, the highlight is the traditional Alentejo cuisine, to which is added the recreation of a popular room, which contrasts with another with a markedly bourgeois taste and which is part of a remarkable legacy of one of the families of the region - the Counts of Avillez.
In 1895 the first automobile arrived in Portugal, owned by the Count of Avilez, from Santiago do Cacém;
As a curiosity, the 1st Rolls Royce that came to Portugal, also came to Santiago do Cacém, owned by José Sande Champalimaud and the car registration with no. 1, in 1904, also went to Santiago do Cacém, in the name of Augusto Teixeira de Aragão.

Points to visit:
- Castle of Santiago do Cacém
- Miróbriga Archaeological Station
- Municipal Museum of Santiago do Cacém
- Castle of Santiago do Cacém
- Badoca Safari Park
- Medieval bridge of Alvalade
- Old Castle area with the ruins of the Roman city Miróbriga
- Church of Santiago or Mother Church of Santiago do Cacém

Estate with 158ha, located 7 km from Cercal do Alentejo, inserted in a quiet rural area, with unobstructed views of the countryside.

It is located in the municipality of Santiago do Cacém, and 14 km from Vila Nova de Milfontes. It consists of 3 rustic adjoining articles and an urban article with a total area of 282 m2, where there is a single storey house to be recovered, consisting of kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 2 living rooms, 2 bathrooms and pantry

The Estate has an irrigated area of 22ha, contracted with the irrigation association and another rainfed one. The cork oak forest, which is mostly made up of cork oaks, provides a yield of +/-2400 arrobas of cork every 10 years. The owners in recent years cultivated sweet potatoes to supply the Intermarché and Sonae hypermarkets.

The property has an irrigation channel from the Campilhas dam and a small stream that crosses the property. It has 3 boreholes, 2 wells, 2 ponds and electricity. It should also be noted that it has its own transformer station that is currently deactivated.

It benefits from good access by tarmac road to the entrance of the estate, and the paths within the property are in good condition.

There is an approved PIP, with feasibility for the construction of permanent housing up to 500m2 and for the construction of tourist developments, namely Tourism in Rural Areas, in the form of Country Houses or Agrotourism, with a maximum construction area of 4,000m2, and for the construction of rural hotels up to a total area of 6,000m2.

This charming farmhouse of 1,836 m², with a typical Alentejo dwelling of 70.82 m², is situated in the countryside, with breathtaking views of the Santo André Lagoon. Enjoy the serenity of this setting, just 5 minutes by car from the Santo André Lagoon and the town of Vila Nova de Santo André.

The property features a porch, perfect for relaxing and enjoying the countryside. Fully fenced, it provides privacy and security for the whole family.

During your visit, you’ll be surprised by a special feature that makes this farmhouse even more charming and unique.

Don’t miss the opportunity to discover this peaceful and inviting refuge, where you can enjoy the authenticity of the Alentejo and create unforgettable memories with your loved ones.

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We present this stunning farm, located in São Domingos and Vale de Água, just 2 minutes from the Campilhas dam. Spanning 11 hectares, this property offers a picturesque and serene location for a unique tourist project. The farm has an approved tourism project with 10 accommodation units, as well as 2 central buildings with services, providing an exciting opportunity for entrepreneurs in the hospitality sector.

In addition to the tourist potential, the property features a house for renovation with 4 bedrooms, living room and kitchen, an oven house and a warehouse, offering the opportunity to develop authentic and welcoming spaces. With 90 olive trees, 75 cork oaks, several fruit trees, 1 water hole and 2 wells, this farm is a natural treasure that promises a unique experience.

Don’t miss the chance to transform this extraordinary property into an unforgettable tourist destination. For more information about this unique opportunity, get in touch and discover the potential of this hidden treasure in São Domingos and Vale de Água.’
Located close to the Alentejo coast, in the undulating lands between the eastern slope of Serra do
Cercal, to the east, and the Alentejo peneplain, to the west, the place is part of the Terras do Alto Sado, one of the
landscape units of this region, characterized by a smooth and undulating relief quite
contrasting with the mountain landscape that separates it from the coast.
The landscape is dotted with distant villages, translating the agro-pastoral logic of the
extensive cork oak landscape. The horizons are quite extensive, punctuated by references
geomorphological areas such as Serra do Cercal or the Ribeira de Campilhas floodplain and characterized by
a feeling of grandeur and serenity associated with the earthy tones of the landscape. The geology and
soils define the anthropic character of this landscape not only due to the plant cultures present and the
consequent structuring of space, but also by the architectural languages that these
derive, with emphasis on the important role of rammed earth as a construction material for houses
ground floors and the boundary walls of rural properties.
Alentejo is inspiring!
It is a territory that disappears from sight, marked by the gold of the plains and the blue of the Atlantic,
a kind of vision of ’Africa’ in Europe and within Portugal.
Its landscape fills our soul with an endless time, a wild freedom to let go of everything
and run across the plains to embrace the wind. The coastline made of grass and kissed white sand
by the intense blue of the ocean, in a practically untouched landscape. A beauty that strips us
of everything, leaving only the essence of our being, appealing to our ’wild side’, to our nature
nomadic ancestor.
Tourism Project - Accommodation
No. of Accommodations: 10
Max Guest Capacity: 44
Typology 1 (Sunshine 38)
4 units - Up to 5 pax
Typology 2 (Sunshine 27)
6 units - Up to 4 pax

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HERDADE NO ALENTEJO a 40km do litoral para fins agrícolas ou turísticos
Situada em pleno coração do Alentejo apenas a 40km da Costa Vicentina e da cidade de Sines, encontramos esta pitoresca Herdade alentejana.

Com acesso pela EN 121 que liga a A2 a Sines, com proximidade a Ermidas Sado, e às típicas povoações alentejanas de Boticos e Cova do Gato , basta percorrer 200 m a partir da estrada pela paisagem idílica do montado alentejano para se chegar à entrada da propriedade.

A Herdade:

Casa de habitação: 50m2
Terreno rústico: 62.500m2

A propriedade caracteriza-se como mista composta por um prédio urbano na forma de uma casa típica alentejana com 50 m2 (entretanto expandida a 60m2) composta de cozinha com forno, 3 quartos + 1 quarto interior, hall de acesso a 2 quartos e 1 casa-de-banho, e ainda de um terreno rústico com 62500 m2 do qual foi desanexado uma parcela com cerca de 700m2 situada numa das extremidades da propriedade.

Encontra-se vedada com cerca composta por postaletes de madeira tratada e arame farpado fazendo-se a entrada por um portão metálico. O terreno é na sua maior extensão plano e apresenta forma retangular estando adjacente em duas das suas frentes a estrada de terra batida.

É composto por cultura arvense que por si só garante autossustentabilidade económica e caracteriza-se por:

- 350 Pinheiros mansos plantados com 5 anos de idade (produção de pinha e pinhão)
- 22 Oliveiras (produção de azeitona)
- Vários sobreiros grande porte / dá em média 152 arrobas de cortiça por tiragem
- Vários sobreiros em fase de primeira tiragem de cortiça
- Várias árvores de fruto (1 figueira, 1 limoeiro, 1 ameixeira, 1 marmeleiro, 1 damasqueiro, vinha de qualidade D. Maria)
- Eucaliptal

Existe ainda na propriedade:

- Zona de arrumos -+ com 15 mt2
- Furo de captação de água a 70 mt de profundidade
- Casa para a bomba do furo 3 mt x 3 mt
- 1 Poço com Ø-+4 mt por 4 mt de profundidade
- 1 Poço com Ø-+2,5 mt por 8 mt de profundidade

Viabilidade de construção

Na sequência de um pedido de Direito à Informação realizado à CM de Santiago do Cacém sobre a viabilidade de construção na referida propriedade foi emitido em 24-05-22 um parecer de informação prévia simples com base no PDM que possibilita o seguinte:

- Uso agrícola, pecuário ou florestal: ampliação da construção existente ou reconstrução para fim habitacional do agricultor, até uma área máxima total de construção de 250 m2. Construção de dependências agrícolas até uma área máxima total de construção de 625 m2

- Empreendimentos turísticos, nomeadamente Turismo em Espaço Rural, na modalidade de Casas de Campo ou Agroturismo, com uma área máxima de construção de 5.000m2 e na modalidade de Hotel Rural com uma área máxima de construção de 6.000 m2 com área máxima de impermeabilização de 12.500m2. As edificações não podem exceder o número máximo de 1 piso acima da cota de soleira, com uma altura de fachada de 3,5 m, à exceção da modalidade de Hotel Rural, que admite 2
pisos acima da cota de soleira,

Venha conhecer!

Quer no âmbito de atividades agrícolas ou de empreendimentos turísticos, é evidente o potencial desta propriedade.
No caso do turismo são imensas as possibilidades associadas a diferentes temáticas, como é o caso da saúde, desporto, actividades cinegéticas, de natureza, educativa, social, cultural, entre outras.

Excelente oportunidade!

A property with unobstructed views and close to the beach, it has two ruins, one of which is a dwelling and the other an agricultural outbuilding.

The location of this hill gives it an area of urban land that allows for the construction of houses, as the hill begins in the centre of Aldeia de São Francisco and extends north towards Pico do Livramento.

As far as construction is concerned, we can see that the housing ruin can be increased to 500m2 of gross construction area and also relocated, Excerpt from the P.I.P.: ’from a cross-reading of article 34 of the PDM with article 31 of the PDM, it is permitted to conserve, alter, extend and reconstruct up to a gross construction area of 500.00m² (139,500.00x0.004 with a maximum of 500m²).’

With regard to tourist developments, namely Tourism in Rural Areas, the Rural Hotel modality is permitted, with a maximum utilisation index of 0.15 of the total area of the building inserted in rural soil, with the limit of a maximum construction area of 6,000.00 m2 - Article 35 of the PDM. Thera are available in this location, electricity, sewage and mains water.

São Francisco da Serra is a picturesque village at the top of the mountains with sea and mountain views. It is 15 minutes’ driving distance from the centre of Santiago do Cacém, 20 minutes from Melides beach, 30 minutes from Comporta and its beaches. One hour from Lisbon.

Your haven in Alentejo Awaits You!

Explore the magic of the Alentejo in this unique property, located in São Bartolomeu da Serra. With a charming fusion of history, comfort and stunning scenery, this is the perfect place to create lasting memories.

️ Main features:
? Land: With an area of 4750 sqm;
? Mill of 1937 Rehabilitated: A historical treasure, carefully restored and authorized by the competent authorities, offers a cosy refuge with 1 bedroom.
? Ruin with Approved Project: With a 108 sqm gross building area and a project under approval for a 5 bedroom detached villa with 205 sqm distributed by 2 floors + basement, this ruin is a blank canvas for your imagination.
? Authenticity of the Alentejo: The ruin includes a typical Alentejo kitchen, fireplace and wood oven, which will be restored and maintained in the new construction project.
? Swimming Pool with Panoramic View: Immerse yourself in the serenity of nature while enjoying dazzling views of the mountains, in the swimming pool of 8mx4m (1.9m deep).
? Modern Infrastructures: With an engine room below the structure of the swimming pool, pre-installation for bathroom, 2 independent boreholes and a water collection well, this property offers comfort and convenience.


Whether for a weekend getaway or for a quiet country life, this property is a real gem. Do not miss the opportunity to be part of this unique experience.

Porta da Frente Christie’s is a real estate agency that has been operating in the market for more than two decades. Its focus lays on the highest quality houses and developments, not only in the selling market, but also in the renting market. The company was elected by the prestigious brand Christie’s International Real Estate to represent Portugal in the areas of Lisbon, Cascais, Oeiras and Alentejo. The main purpose of Porta da Frente Christie’s is to offer a top-notch service to our customers.

Farm located 5 km from Santiago do Cacém and 2.5 km from São Bartolomeu da Serra.

Excellent access, borders with the tar road.

The farm is divided into two buildings, a mixed and a rustic.

The total area of the buildings is 100,720 m².

They are composed by cork oak and olive trees.

It does not dispense with consulting the competent authorities to validate the recovery and/or extension of the existing construction area.

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This project aims to build a RURAL HOTEL in the middle of the cork oak forest, promoting a logic of tourism in the rural area, of contact and enjoyment of nature.
This is intended to be rated 4 stars, with the following spaces:

- Reception area for check-in / check-out and luggage storage and small office;
- Living room and bar area
- Restaurant area open to the general public, with attached areas of kitchen, pantry and storage. Capacity for 230 people maximum;
- Areas of rooms distributed by 10 small buildings, each with two accommodation units consisting of double rooms or suites - total of 20 units;
- The bedrooms consist of sleeping area for two people + private sanitary facility + closet + private outdoor balcony. Total interior useful area of 20.50 m2;
- The suites consist of sleeping area for two people + private sanitary installation + closet + living room + private outdoor balcony. Useful interior area of 37.82 m2;
- Outdoor areas on deck for events;
- Ecological outdoor swimming pool;
- Outdoor garden areas for leisure;
- Paved paths for the circulation of guests between the U.A.;
- Bicycles available to customers;
- 30 uncovered parking spaces for light vehicles, two of which for disabled mobility +1 for minibuses. 1 place for loading and unloading material, separate from the guest parking lot;
- Temporary parking place for dropping off passengers and luggage, with 2 light spaces and space for a minibus;
- Service Zones for employees with changing rooms separated by gender and I.S, laundry, freight lifter and administrator suite.

The development intends to offer accommodation services, restaurant open to the general public and also organization of events during the year. These events may be exclusive to guests or not, depending on the situation. They will be for example live music or sunset music parties, weddings and christenings among others. In addition to the general services for guests, it is also possible to enjoy regular programs of indoor and outdoor entertainment activities, including nature tourism, visits to the beach and to the nearby localities. Private shuttle service from the resort will also be provided, such as mini-bus or transfer. Guests can make use of the natural spaces adjacent to the hotel, for walking or cycling, with bicycles at guests’ disposal. It is also intended to develop a network of local partners, with a strand of valuing products and services of the region, to offer a wide range of activities and services to guests.

The buildings intend to use natural materials such as wood and cork, because these are ecological and closely related to the cork oak area where the project is integrated. It is intended that the enterprise is as ecological as possible using passive and active solar techniques to control indoor comfort, sustainable energy and water use systems, promoting reuse, self-production and reduction of use of
resources.

Located in the parish of São Francisco da Serra, municipality of Santiago do Cacém, 20 Km from Grândola, 28 Km from Sines and 133 Km from Lisbon (location of the nearest airport) the hotel unit will be classified as Rural Hotel of 4*.

The property is located outside any urban perimeter, in rural land, near the IC33, a road that connects Sines and Grândola and extends to the Southern Highway.

Mixed Terrain with 22.250 m², located about 7 km from Santiago do Cacém to the south.

It has two urban land registers, allocated to housing, in ruins, one with a gross area of 44.75 m² and the other with 71.70 m².

It has no electricity, neither water.

Access by dirt road, about 1700 meters.

The property does not dispense with consulting the competent authorities to validate the recovery of the existing construction areas.

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Plot of land with 40.85 hectares of cork oak forest located in the coastal Alentejo region of Portugal, in the Serra de Santiago do Cacém.

The land is surrounded by forests of cork oaks and holm oaks and offers 360-degree panoramic views of the mountains, hills and meadows. The property is crossed by a stream that runs between autumn and spring and also has a stone spring and an olive grove.

According to the PDM, it is possible to rehabilitate and extend the existing buildings, as well as present a tourism project for country houses, agro-tourism and a rural hotel with an area of around 6000m2, and a project can also be presented for a detached villa with a swimming pool (housing) and the creation of more agricultural outbuildings. There is also a traditional Alentejo house on the property (with unobstructed views) to restore and increase the existing area, there is also a ruin (which is an agricultural annex) with unobstructed views, a technical room has recently been built to support the water pump and electricity for the solar panels and there is also a two-bedroom mobile home with a wooden deck and unobstructed views.

The property has a 2D and 3D ’QGis’ topographical survey, with altimetry and total coverage of the property, identifying all the hills and accesses. The property has cork harvesting and the removal of dead cork oaks. A solar energy collection system was installed in 2021, consisting of 16 solar panels with a 25-year guarantee, 4 lithium batteries with a 10-year guarantee and an inverter with a 5-year guarantee. There is a spring on the property that has been rehabilitated and a borehole with three water lines and a complete water treatment plan.

The property is about 1.5 hours by car from Lisbon airport, 15 minutes by car from Santiago do Cacém and 25 minutes by car from the beaches of Melides and Lagoa de Santo André.

This unique property offers a unique opportunity to acquire a piece of history, complemented by a modern construction project.

Situated on a 4750 m² plot, the highlight is a meticulously restored mill dating from 1937 that preserves its original features.

The mill has a bedroom on the upper floor, sealed wooden windows with double glazing and travertine flooring on the ground floor, providing a cosy and authentic atmosphere.

In addition, the property includes a ruin with a gross construction area of 108 m², currently in the approval process for the construction of a 205 m² five-bedroom villa, for the purpose of rural tourism, in the form of a Country House, with communal areas, 5 suites and all the requirements for a distinctive accommodation experience.

Possibility of changing the use to residential during or at the end of the work.

The project respects traditional elements such as the Alentejo kitchen, the fireplace and the wood-burning oven, which will be preserved and integrated into the new construction.

The property also has an 8x4 metre swimming pool, 1.9 metres deep, which offers breathtaking views of the mountains.

The property is fully fenced and also includes two independent boreholes, a water catchment well, an engine room and sanitation with two septic tanks.

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A 23.825 hectare farm with a 166.83 m² ruin, located just 20 minutes from the stunning beaches of the Alentejo coast.

This property offers an excellent opportunity for those wishing to invest in tourism or create a rural retreat.

According to the PDM, the property has viability for the extension of the existing housing area and for the construction of a Rural Tourism development, subject to confirmation by the Town Hall.

With its practically flat terrain, this farm presents itself as an ideal option for various types of agricultural or tourist projects.

Access is excellent all year round, ensuring ease of arrival and departure in any season.

The farm is equipped with electricity and a mains telephone, which facilitates communication and the development of any planned activity.

This is a unique opportunity for those looking for an area with great development potential in the heart of the Alentejo, close to the beautiful beaches of Porto Covo and the region’s rural charm.

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Homestead that starts next to a village, composed of an area of land of 85ha, a hill to recover with the possibility of expansion, an area in ruin for agricultural support, with the possibility of expansion with quite considerable areas, area of sobro, water lines, well. A landscape that predominates the immensity of the countryside, overlooking the Village, and where the silence is absolute, just over 20 minutes from the beaches of the Alentejo Coast.
A space that can be transformed into tourist enterprises.
Excellent investment.

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Location:
Cercal do Alentejo is a Portuguese village belonging to the municipality of Santiago do Cacém, with 136.40 km² of area.

Being situated less than 15 kilometers from the beaches of the Alentejo Coast, it has a temperate climate, which allows it to have one of the most diverse faunas and floras of the entire Southwest Alentejo.

It was the county seat between 1836 and 1855. It was constituted by the parishes of Cercal, Colos and Vila Nova de Milfontes. It had, in 1849, 3 255 inhabitants.
The village was elevated on June 20, 1991, and its designation was changed from Cercal to Cercal do Alentejo.

Being situated less than 15 kilometers from the beaches of the Alentejo Coast, it has a temperate climate, which allows it to have one of the most diverse faunas and floras of the entire Southwest Alentejo.

Economy:
In the 19th century, mining was developed, particularly in the 1970s, with the discovery of new ores such as barite, manganese and manganite.

The largest exploration in this area was, however, iron, with five mines of this type of extraction: Cerro da Fonte, Santa de Cima, Toca do Mocho, Serra da Mina, Serra das Tulhas and Serra de Rosalgar. However, these mines ended their activity in 2000.

Cercal do Alentejo presented indispensable reserves of ferrous minerals, useful to various metallurgical and metalworking industries.

Physically, the ore from the Serra das Tulhas mine was similar to the Serra da Mina and Toca do Mocho concessions - it was massive, not very compact and of medium hardness. Sometimes it appeared hard and spongy, but in regions where the manganese content rose a lot, it became a bit earthy.

From a chemical point of view, it can be said that the ore was frankly good. Silica rarely exceeded 5%, and alumina also did not present high levels. As for iron, the content was usually 50% and the manganese had levels ranging from 6 to 13%, which valued the ore very much.

If you are looking for a house that blends modern comfort with the rustic beauty of the Alentejo architecture, this farm is the perfect choice for you.
Located in a quiet setting, this 3.4 hectare property offers a unique experience of living in the countryside with all the contemporary amenities.
Built in 2020, with a 160 sqm private gross area, the property stands out for its architectural features, such as the high ceiling and wood-lined ceilings in the kitchen and living room, providing a warm and inviting atmosphere.
The farm comprises three bedrooms, being one of them a spacious suite with a pleasant closet, in order to always have clothes and belongings organized and can still have direct access to the porch. Another bedroom is being used as an office. The kitchen and living room are in open space, offering a spacious and bright environment. The kitchen is fully equipped and the living room has a double fireplace that provides a cosy atmosphere between the living room and the office. You can count on a full private bathroom with an Italian shower that offers it elegance and modernity.
Quality Finishes: The property presents traces of the Alentejo architecture, with a high ceiling and wood-lined ceiling in the kitchen and living room, while other areas have the ceiling lined with plasterboard with built-in light spots.
The floor is floating in the bedrooms and mosaic in the remaining zones.
Double glazed windows ensure thermal and acoustic insulation.
The water heating is ensured through solar panels, there is air conditioning in all the rooms thus ensuring energy efficiency and comfort throughout the year.
In the outdoor area, the porch offers a panoramic view of the property, creating the perfect place to relax and enjoy nature.
The land, with 3.4 hectares, includes an olive grove and agricultural support, providing numerous opportunities for agricultural projects or outdoor leisure.
This farm represents the perfect harmony between modern luxury and the natural beauty of the Alentejo. If you are looking for a home that provides an unmatched quality of life in a serene rural setting, look no further.
Porta da Frente Christie’s is a real estate agency that has been operating in the market for more than two decades. Its focus lays on the highest quality houses and developments, not only in the selling market, but also in the renting market. The company was elected by the prestigious brand Christie’s International Real Estate to represent Portugal, in the areas of Lisbon, Cascais, Oeiras, Sintra and Alentejo. The main purpose of Porta da Frente Christie’s is to offer a top-notch service to our customers.

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Estate next to the Village of Chãos, consisting of an area of land of 92 hectares, two houses to recover with the possibility of expansion. It also has two areas in ruin for agricultural support, also with the possibility of expansion with quite considerable areas.

In the Herdade you can find Montado de sobro in almost all the property, Arable culture with destination Olive Grove, Pinhal, Eucalyptus, Olive Trees, other arable crops, water lines, Ponds and wells.

It has a landscape that predominates the immensity of the countryside, where the silence is absolute, just over 20 minutes from the beaches of the Alentejo Coast.
It can be transformed into a tourist resort or into renewable energy projects.

Santiago do Cacém is a Portuguese city in the District of Setúbal.
It is the seat of one of the largest municipalities in Portugal with 1,059.77 km² of area and 29,749 inhabitants (2015 INE) subdivided into 8 parishes.
The municipality is bordered to the north by the term of Grândola, to the northeast by Ferreira do Alentejo, to the east by Aljustrel, to the south by Ourique and Odemira and to the west by Sines and has a coastline on the Atlantic Ocean. It is the only municipality in the whole of Alentejo that contains two cities within its term (Santiago and Santo André). It also has three villages (Cercal, Alvalade and Ermidas-Sado).

In the Municipality, activities related to the primary sector predominate, followed by those of the secondary and tertiary sectors.
Agriculture maintains a great importance with 43.9% of the area of the Municipality destined to the agricultural holding, highlighting the crops of cereals for grain, temporary meadows and forage crops, industrial crops, fallow, olive groves, meadows and permanent pastures.
Livestock farming is also of some importance, particularly in the breeding of poultry, sheep and pigs.

About 7785 hectares of its territory are covered with forest.

Thus, agriculture, pig farming and rice husking are the most important activities, followed by industry, namely auto workshops, civil construction, civil locksmithing, marble processing, wood sawmilling and cork processing.

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This unique property offers a unique opportunity to acquire a piece of history, complemented by a modern construction project.

Situated on a 4750 m² plot, the highlight is a meticulously restored mill dating from 1937 that preserves its original features.

The mill has a bedroom on the upper floor, sealed wooden windows with double glazing and travertine flooring on the ground floor, providing a cosy and authentic atmosphere.

In addition, the property includes a ruin with a gross construction area of 108 m², currently in the approval process for the construction of a 205 m² five-bedroom villa, for the purpose of rural tourism, in the form of a Country House, with communal areas, 5 suites and all the requirements for a distinctive accommodation experience.

Possibility of changing the use to residential during or at the end of the work.

The project respects traditional elements such as the Alentejo kitchen, the fireplace and the wood-burning oven, which will be preserved and integrated into the new construction.

The property also has an 8x4 metre swimming pool, 1.9 metres deep, which offers breathtaking views of the mountains.

The property is fully fenced and also includes two independent boreholes, a water catchment well, an engine room and sanitation with two septic tanks.

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Quinta localizada a 2 minutos do centro do Cercal do Alentejo, com um terreno com a área de 3.225 hectares e uma casa para recuperar com a área registada de 60.34m2.

Com base em Pedido de Informação Previa (PIP) emitido pelo município de Santiago do Cacém, são admitidas as seguintes viabilidades:

- ampliação da habitação existente até 200m2;
- construção de dependências agrícolas até uma área máxima de construção de 322,50 m2
- empreendimentos turísticos como Turismo em Espaço Rural (TER), nas modalidades de Casas de Campo ou Agroturismo, com uma área de construção de 3.225m2 e na modalidade de Hotel Rural com uma área de construção de 4.837,50 m2.

A Quinta apresenta uma orografia com o tradicional ondulado alentejano, tendo vista panorâmica sobre o Cercal e sobre o campo.
Com bom acesso, em estrada de terra batida, está a 15-20 minutos das melhores praias do Litoral Alentejano.

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Localização:

Cercal do Alentejo é uma vila portuguesa pertencente ao concelho de Santiago do Cacém, com 136,40 km² de área.
Estando situada a menos de 15 quilómetros das praias do Litoral Alentejano, possui um clima temperado, o que lhe permite ter uma das mais diversificadas faunas e floras de todo o Sudoeste Alentejano.

Localiza-se a 26 km de Sines, a 14 km de Vila Nova de Milfontes, a 27 km de Odemira, a 28 km da sede de Concelho, Santiago do Cacém, e a 150 km de Setúbal

Foi sede de concelho entre 1836 e 1855, elevada a vila em 20 de Junho de 1991, tendo a sua designação sido alterada de Cercal para Cercal do Alentejo.
Compõem a Freguesia os lugares de Sonega, Tarro, Vale Manhãs, Fontainhas, Tanganheira, Casa Velha, Burdo, Pouca Farinha, Silveiras, Charnequinhas, Casas Novas, Aldeia do Cano, Catifarras, Espadanal, Chaparral, Geralda, Mandorelha, Retiro do Pontão, Teimosas, Fonte Santa, Matinha, Portela do Salgadinho, Barragem de Campilhas.

No século XIX deu-se um desenvolvimento da exploração mineira, nomeadamente na década de 70, com a descoberta de novos minérios, como barita, manganés e manganite.
A maior exploração nesta zona foi, no entanto, de ferro, existindo cinco minas deste tipo de extração: Cerro da Fonte, Santa de Cima, Toca do Mocho, Serra da Mina, Serra das Tulhas e Serra de Rosalgar. Todavia, estas minas findaram a sua atividade em 2000.

O interessante legado patrimonial contempla a Igreja Matriz de Nossa Senhora da Conceição, a Casa dos Azulejos Verdes, a Ermida da Fonte Santa, os Chafarizes, a Ponte Romana, os Moinhos de Vento, a Vivenda S. Miguel e as Casas da rua Aldegalega e da ’Rua Velha’.

Quanto à gastronomia, os pratos locais são especialidades alentejanas como o Ensopado de Borrego, o Feijão com Couve, o Cozido de Grão, a Cachola Frita, as Migas Alentejanas, a Açorda de Bacalhau, o Gaspacho e a Sopa de Tomate.

Rota Vicentina

Entre Vale Seco e o Cercal do Alentejo, há um percurso marcado da Rota Vicentina que passa pela Barragem de Campilhas. Situada numa barreira com o mesmo nome, afluente do rio Sado, vale a pena pelos espaços verdes e paisagem deslumbrante.
Se quiser aventurar-se pelo percurso pedestre, de Vale Seco ao Cercal do Alentejo está uma distância de 23 quilómetros repleta de florestes e campos abertos, pastagens, olivais, pomares e linhas de água.

It is located close to the Vale Verde village, in Ventosa de Baixo, 2 km away from the centre of Santiago do Cacém and its commercial area and around 150 km away from Lisbon, via the A2 motorway.
The beaches of Costa Vicentina are nearly 17 km away (São Torpes), and there is a great diversity of beaches in the vicinities (Vieirinha, Porto Covo, Areias Brancas, ...).
Melides, as well as its reputable beaches, is less than 20 km away by national road.

Areas:
It has an 18.7 ha total area, being the rural area occupied mostly by stone pine and cork tree.
The residential area is composed by 9 distinct areas:
The main villa, with an around 600 sqm
area, comprises 7 suites, one of them being the master suite (around 60 sqm), a dining room, a living room, a kitchen with professional equipment, a social bathroom, a laundry area and an ample leisure area, with snooker and a projector, space to accommodate 4 additional people, as well as a long corridor that distributes the bedrooms, living rooms and kitchen.
An independent villa (around 90 sqm), with two suites and a living room with kitchenette, accommodating 8 people.
The caretakers´ villa, (around 150 sqm), with 4 bedrooms, living room, kitchen and 2 bathrooms.
A wooden house (around 50 sqm), with two bedrooms, a bathroom and a storage area.
A warehouse / garage, with two boxes for horses and an around 220 sqm area for breeding.
An exterior riding arena with a wooden fence, located close to the stables.
A 15X7,5 metres infinity swimming pool, with a surrounding garden and a porch with a table for 24 people.
An extensive garden area surrounds the main house, the wooden house and the swimming pool, with flowerbeds and an automatic watering system.
A pond with 2,300 sqm, two water boreholes and a tank with a capacity of about 30,000 litres.

Main house:
Around 600 sqm, with 6 suites on the ground floor, all of them with embedded wardrobes.
The deluxe master suite is placed on the upper floor, with a large dimensioned closet and a bathroom with shower and bathtub.
The kitchen is ample, with access to the dining room, equipped with an ’’industrial’’ cooker in island, a small dining area and a closed pantry.
The bedrooms are distributed by a long corridor, which also serves the first floor and the games´ area.
In the corridor, besides the entry hall, there is also a small social bathroom and a small storage area.
The living room (around 100 sqm), is divided into three areas: a living room with fireplace, a reading room and a TV room.
The ground floor, with direct access to the garden / swimming pool, has around 200 sqm, with 3 areas: games´ room with snooker and TV area. On this floor there are two bathrooms with showers to support the swimming pool, a wine cellar and a large storage area with a large dimensioned safe.
The house is equipped with a central heating system supplied by gas and includes a central vacuum unit.
It has an independent machinery area, where the boiler, compressor, filters and irrigation system are located.
Secondary house:
It has an around 90 sqm area, with 2 suites with embedded wardrobes.
The kitchen / kitchenette is equipped with cooker, dishwasher and water heater, and includes a small dining area.
The living room, placed in the centre of the house, has around 40 sqm and comprises 2 sofa beds, accommodating 4 extra people.
It has central heating supplied by gas.
Wooden house:
It has an around 50 sqm area, comprehends 2 bedrooms with embedded wardrobes and a
shared bathroom with shower.
There is also a small storage area with an electric boiler for water heating.
It has a porch in the frontal area of the house.
Caretakers´ house:
Has an around 150 sqm area, with 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, one of them is shared, a communal living room and a separated kitchen.
Includes a small porch in front of the house.
Swimming pool:
It is an overflow swimming pool, with a 15/7,5 metres dimension, with a small board.
It is coated with blue tessellation, with a bottom drain and 6 projectors also in the bottom. It has 3 light projectors.
There is a machinery area under the porch, with a water collection tank and a sand filter.
On the west side the wall is ’’endless’’ and on the east side it ends in a ’’beach’’ of tiles.
At the ends it has a tiled border.
At the north end, there is a large thatched shed, with an extensive wooden table and benches, with a washbasin and a small fridge. The table and benches are made of wood and seat 24 people.

This farm is located approximately 2 km from the centre of Vale de Água, 30 minutes from Santiago do Cacém.

With a total area of 11,250 m², it includes an urban article of 114 m². However, it is essential to consult the relevant authorities to confirm the feasibility of restoring the existing building areas.

Access is via a 2,200 metre dirt track.
The land is mostly flat, facilitating any type of project. It also has a well, guaranteeing access to water, and electricity nearby, which provides convenience for future owners.

This farm is a unique opportunity for those looking for a quiet space with the potential to develop a variety of activities, be it agriculture, rural tourism or even building a house.

Herdade com 73ha, localizada no Cercal do Alentejo, entre Porto Covo e Vila Nova de Mil Fontes, a 12 km das praias do Litoral Alentejano e 160 km de Lisboa.
A propriedade confina com a albufeira da barragem de Campilhas a poente, ao longo de 1,3 km, no seu limite voltado para nascente, situada numa zona de total privacidade, onde o silêncio predomina com paisagens campestres entre colinas e vales.

Os edifícios existentes com uma área coberta de 272m2, situam-se a menos de 500 metros do nível máximo da barragem.

A vista é soberba sobre a Serra do Cercal e onde o por do sol é fascinante.

A Herdade está a ser utilizada para exploração agrícola e florestal.

Um ótimo investimento .

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Localização:

Santiago do Cacém é uma cidade portuguesa no Distrito de Setúbal, é sede de um dos maiores municípios de Portugal, com 1 059,77 km² de área.
É sede de um dos maiores municípios de Portugal, com 1 059,77 km² de área e 29 749 habitantes (2015 INE), subdividido em 8 freguesias.
O município é limitado a norte pelo termo de Grândola, a nordeste por Ferreira do Alentejo, a leste por Aljustrel, a sul por Ourique e Odemira e a oeste por Sines e tem litoral no oceano Atlântico. É o único município de todo o Alentejo que contém 2 cidades dentro do seu termo (Santiago e Santo André). Possui ainda três vilas (Cercal, Alvalade e Ermidas-Sado).

História:

O seu nome deriva do Governador Mouro Kassim e da Ordem de Santiago.
Dotada de uma localização geográfica estratégica, as populações humanas procuraram, desde épocas remotas, esta região para se estabelecer. As escavações efectuadas no Castelo Velho, onde se situam as ruínas romanas de Miróbriga, demonstram que a região foi habitada desde a Pré-história.
As ruinas de Miróbriga representam um dos mais marcantes vestígios da ocupação dos Romanos no Sudoeste de Portugal.
Foi classificada de Imóvel de Interesse Público, em 1940. A cidade romana estende-se por mais de 2 km, apresentando ruínas de edifícios de habitação, ruas pavimentadas, um hipódromo, termas, uma ponte e um fórum.
Com a colonização romana, desenvolveu-se para a área comercial em torno do fórum. As termas, entre as mais bem preservadas em Portugal. Relativamente perto das termas, existe uma ponte com um único arco semicircular. O hipódromo é o único completamente conhecido em Portuga eestá localizado mais longe do centro.
Terá sido por volta de 712 e já após o declínio de Miróbriga que os mouros atingiram o território, edificando o castelo na colina defronte; pensa-se inclusivamente que o nome Kassem estará ligado ao alcaide mouro. A ocupação moura prolongou-se até ao séc. XII e muitas batalhas pela reconquista se travaram no território até que, em 1217, voltou definitivamente à posse dos cristãos, tendo D. Afonso II confirmado a doação de seu pai à Ordem dos Espatários.

Economia:

No concelho predominam as atividades ligadas ao setor primário, seguidas das do secundário e do terciário.
A agricultura mantém ainda uma grande importância, com 43,9% da área do concelho destinados à exploração agrícola, destacando-se os cultivos de cereais para grão, de prados temporários e de culturas forrageiras, de culturas industriais, do pousio, do olival, de prados e de pastagens permanentes.
A pecuária reveste-se também de alguma importância, nomeadamente na criação de aves, ovinos e suínos.
Cerca de 7785 hectares do seu território são cobertos de floresta.
Assim, a agricultura, a suinicultura e o descasque de arroz são as atividades de maior importância, seguidas pela indústria, nomeadamente as oficinas auto, a construção civil, a serralharia civil, a transformação de mármores, a serração de madeira e a transformação de cortiça.

Cultura e lazer:

São muitas as manifestações populares e culturais no concelho: a festa de Nossa Senhora da Graça, realizada no último domingo de maio, com várias cerimónias religiosas, designadamente encontros de oração, e as feiras anuais, no quarto domingo de abril e no quarto domingo de julho; a Santiagro, ’Feira Agrícola’, em maio, de promoção económica e cultural; a FATAL - Feira de Artesanato e Turismo do Alentejo Litoral; as festas tradicionais de Relvas Verdes, ambas em julho; a Feira do Monte, em setembro; as festas tradicionais de Aldeia dos Chãos, em agosto, e o Dia do Município, a 25 de julho.

No artesanato, salientam-se os trabalhos de latoaria, as rendas, os bordados, os trabalhos em barro e de cortiça, a tapeçaria e a madeira.

Como instalação cultural, o concelho possui o Museu Municipal de Santiago do Cacém, no qual são de relevar as secções de numismática e de arqueologia, esta última representativa da ocupação humana na região, desde os tempos do Paleolítico Superior. Na coleção de etnografia, destaque para a cozinha tradicional alentejana, a que se junta a recriação de um quarto popular, o qual faz contraponto com outro de gosto marcadamente burguês e que se insere num notável legado de uma das famílias da região - os Condes de Avillez.
Em 1895 chega a Portugal o primeiro automóvel, propriedade do Conde de Avilez, de Santiago do Cacém;
A titulo de curiosidade, também o 1.º Rolls Royce que veio para Portugal, veio para Santiago do Cacém, propriedade de José Sande Champalimaud e o registo automóvel com n.º 1,em 1904, foi igualmente para Santiago do Cacém, em nome de Augusto Teixeira de Aragão.

Pontos a visitar:
- Castelo de Santiago do Cacém
- Estação Arqueológica de Miróbriga
- Museu Municipal de Santiago do Cacém
- Castelo de Santiago do Cacém
- Badoca Safari Park
- Ponte medieval de Alvalade
- Área do Castelo Velho com as ruínas da cidade romana Miróbriga
- Igreja de Santiago ou Igreja Matriz de Santiago do Cacém

Land with a total area of 231,250 m², located approximately 4 km from the town of Abela, with access via a dirt track.

The property includes a 96 m² ruined house, ideal for reconstruction or a new housing project.

The land is large and offers a variety of uses, from agriculture to rural tourism.

The location offers privacy and tranquillity, making it an excellent opportunity for those looking for a country retreat or an investment with potential to increase in value.

The surrounding area is characterised by natural scenery and a serene environment, perfect for those who enjoy the outdoors.

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Homestate located in the area of Cercal do Alentejo, being served by the southernmost arm of the campilhas dam arm.

With a total area of 43.5 hectares, it has two houses to recover (registered) and three wells.

Most of the land is occupied with cork oak mounted and the next cork run is scheduled for 2022. It also has a new riding area, with 20 years that has already started drawing in 2018.

It also has a forest project with about 12 hectares of eucaliptal with cut planned for 2023.
Excellent opportunity for agricultural investment and tourism in rural areas.

Bank Financing:
Habita is a partner of several financial entities enabling all its customers free simulations of Housing Credit.

Location:

Cercal do Alentejo is a Portuguese village belonging to the municipality of Santiago do Cacém, with an area of 136.40 km².
Being situated less than 15 kilometers from the beaches of the Alentejo Coast, it has a temperate climate, allowing it to have one of the most diverse faunas and floras in the entire Southwest Alentejo.

It is located 26 km from Sines, 14 km from Vila Nova de Milfontes, 27 km from Odemira, 28 km from the seat of Municipality, Santiago do Cacém, and 150 km from Setúbal

It was the seat of a municipality between 1836 and 1855, elevated to the village on June 20, 1991, and its designation was changed from Cercal to Cercal do Alentejo.
The parish comprises the places of Sonega, Tarro, Valley Manhãs, Fontainhas, Tanganheira, Casa Velha, Burdo, Little Flour, Silveiras, Charnequinhas, Casas Novas, Aldeia do Cano, Catifarras, Espadanal, Chaparral, Geralda, Mandorelha, Retiro do Pontão, Teimosas, Fonte Santa, Matinha, Portela do Salgadinho, Dam of Campilhas.

In the 19th century, mining was developed, particularly in the 1970s, with the discovery of new ores such as barite, manganese and manganite.
The largest exploration in this area was, however, iron, there were five mines of this type of extraction: Cerro da Fonte, Santa de Cima, Toca do Mocho, Serra da Mina, Serra das Tulhas and Serra de Rosalgar. However, these mines ended their activity in 2000.

The interesting heritage legacy includes the Mother Church of Our Lady of Conception, the Green Tiles House, the Hermitage of the Holy Fountain, the Fountains, the Roman Bridge, the Windmills, the Villa S. Miguel and the Houses of Aldegalega street and the ’Rua Velha’.

As for gastronomy, the local dishes are Alentejo specialties such as Lamb Stew, Beans with Cabbage, Grain Stew, Cachola Frita, Migas Alentejanas, Açorda de Bacalhau, Gaspacho and Tomato Soup.

Rota Vicentina

Between Vale Seco and Cercal do Alentejo, there is a marked route of the Rota Vicentina that passes through the Campilhas Dam. Situated on a barrier with the same name, tributary of the River Sado, it is worth the green spaces and stunning scenery.
If you want to venture along the hiking route, from Vale Seco to Cercal do Alentejo is a distance of 23 kilometers full of flowers and open fields, pastures, olive groves, orchards and water lines.

Farm with 35.250 m², located near Vale Seco.

With access by dirt road, about 2,500 meters.

It is about 17 km from Santiago do Cacém, the magnificent beaches of São Torpes at 16 km and Porto Covo at 20 km.

The property has an urban land register, used for storage, in ruins, with a gross area of 36,19 m².

The property does not dispense with consulting the competent authorities to validate the recovery and/or enlargement of the existing construction area.

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