Vineyard Estate in the Douro Valley with Grape Production for "Generous" Wine.

This splendid property, nestled in the UNESCO-classified Wine Region as a World Heritage site, stands out for its prime location in Santa Marta de Penaguião, just 20 minutes from Lamego and 1 hour and 20 minutes from Porto International Airport.

The estate, spanning 21.5 hectares, presents a unique opportunity to explore the wine and cultural tradition of the region. With multiple buildings totaling a gross constructed area of 3326m2, the property exhibits remarkable versatility. This feature allows for future adaptations, whether for residential purposes, spaces dedicated to grape transformation into wine, or even storage, preserving the winemaking tradition of previous generations.

Architectural details and typical features of the region, combined with the incomparable distinction of the gross built-up area, give this property a notable singularity among others.

Standing out as a true treasure in the demarcated Douro region, this vineyard estate contributes to grape production for fortified wine, recognized by UNESCO as World Heritage. Its privileged location, coupled with a breathtaking landscape and continuous care for the vineyard, makes this property a remarkable example of the winemaking tradition of the Douro.

Location: The estate is strategically situated in the heart of the demarcated Douro region, widely recognized worldwide for its spectacular vineyards and exceptional fortified wines.

IVDP Registration and Vineyard Classification: The vineyards of this property are properly registered with the Instituto dos Vinhos do Douro e Porto (IVDP) and are classified as B and C, attesting to the exceptional quality of the grapes produced.

Wine Production Features: The estate enjoys a 62.5 pipes annual benefit quota of certified grape from the demarcated region of Port wines. Fully mechanized, the property ensures quality and efficiency in wine production.

This is a unique opportunity to acquire a property that not only reflects the rich winemaking tradition of the region but also offers potential for various adaptive projects, from luxury housing to charming tourist ventures, in a truly idyllic setting.