DOURO ESTATE

Nestled within the renowned UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Douro Valley, an expansive 86-hectare plot of land presents itself as a unique opportunity for your dream renovation and agricultural project amid the stunning nature of this famous wine region.

Various buildings across the property, make up the main house, a wine press, an old mill, a small house, garage, warehouses, old stables, and various ruins—all filled with untapped potential and creative redevelopment opportunities. This property not only showcases the natural beauty of the region but also offers a variety of possibilities—whether it's cultivating vineyards, embracing agriculture, or creating a serene eco retreat.

Situated in Vila Nova de Foz Côa, in a tranquil setting in the upper Douro sub-region, this property ensures optimal privacy amidst beautiful nature. Located in the northeastern part of the Douro, 3 km from the Douro River and the village of Custóias, and 25 km from The Côa Valley Archaeological Park—near the border with Spain and just a 2-hour drive from Porto—the estate comprises 16 hectares of century-old vineyards with room for additional plantations.

Grapes have been harvested on the site by the same family since the 1920s, and the 2023 production amounted to approximately 28,000 litres, a quantity equivalent to the 'benefit' awarded by the Port Wine Institute.

The rich agricultural diversity includes over 1000 olive trees, many exceeding a century in age, along with orange and fig trees, and approximately 20 hectares of cork oak trees. Complementing the vineyards is a vast expanse of 47 hectares of agricultural land, offering fertile ground for various innovative and sustainable projects.

A unique opportunity to acquire an estate in the renowned Douro wine region, featuring immense potential not only with the buildings awaiting restoration but also offering diverse opportunities for the surrounding land. Ideal for those seeking ventures in wine production, agriculture, or envisioning an eco retreat within the historical charm and nature of the Douro Valley.