5 Realestates for sale from 700.000 €, in Moura, Beja with highest price

Located in Alentejo, Beja district, this 800-hectare property is a privileged opportunity for agricultural and rural tourism ventures. With direct access to Spain and three kilometers of border, the property boasts 30,000 newly planted cork oak trees and 130 hectares of stone pine trees interspersed with cork oaks, with the undergrowth comprising 80% cork oaks and the remaining 20% holm oaks. The estate is completely fenced and partitioned to allow for cattle management and preservation of soil and pasture quality. The property is a big game hunting reserve (deer and wild boars) and borders the Contenda Estate in Spain, known for its trophies. With the purchase of these 800 hectares, there is the possibility to lease the remaining 1000 hectares of the Negrita Estate for 20,000 Euros annually, which includes the use of the hunting lodge overlooking the reservoir. The entire area is ideal for cattle grazing, with three small reservoirs and two wells equipped with solar pumping systems. In addition to its agricultural potential, the property offers opportunities for hunting tourism and a private hunting area. The property also generates substantial annual income from cork, pine nuts, pigs, cows, and subsidies, resulting in a current gross income of 468,750 euros annually (carbon credit sales are also planned for 2025): Average annual cork income 78,750€, Average annual pine nut income 5,000€, 200 pigs 100,000€, 300 cows 125,000€, subsidies 150,000€ (the 200 pigs and 300 cows are not included in the sale price). With a diverse landscape, income potential, and access to Spain, this property is an exceptional investment opportunity in the charming region of Alentejo. #ref:EXP_405 (2)

Estate with 800 hectares, located in the municipality of Moura, district of Beja. With a slightly undulating topography where holm oak and cork oak predominates. The property has 90% clean and well-maintained land. The remaining 10% is composed of a diverse vegetation, including steppes, strawberry trees and silvados. However, this does not diminish the beauty of the place, adding a natural and wild touch. A notable feature are the various water springs that flow through the property, as well as ponds strategically located to supply both livestock and game. Two solar-powered water holes ensure a constant supply of water. The property is partially fenced and has several parks for livestock, providing a safe and suitable environment for animal husbandry. In addition, it borders Spain in an extension of approximately 3 km. The afforestation area occupies 130 hectares and includes 30,000 new cork oaks and pine trees. There is another afforestation separate from the previous one with 40 hectares of new cork oaks. It has a total production of 12,000 arrobas of cork in the cork oaks amadia. This income is a significant asset to the property. Another highlight is a hill to recover, with about 300 m². Its restoration can provide an additional and functional space. This property offers three distinct business opportunities. First, raising livestock, whether cows, sheep or pigs, is a viable option. Secondly, hunting allows for smaller and larger hunting, with the current presence of partridges, pigeons, deer and wild boars. The property is classified as a Tourist Hunting Zone. With the possibility of running a hunting mesh net, it has the potential to become a good Couto de Caça Maior. Finally, the forestry side offers income from cork and pine trees. It is easily accessible by roads in excellent condition, facilitating the transport of animals and products. In addition, its picturesque nooks and panoramic views create an atmosphere of tranquility and beauty. With its majestic cork oaks and holm oaks, this property has all the characteristics of an authentic Alentejo homestead. In summary, it is a unique opportunity for investors in search of a stunning place to develop agricultural, hunting, forestry and tourist activities. For more information and to schedule your visit, please contact us. #ref:PB2023365

Estate with 800 hectares, located in the municipality of Moura, district of Beja. With a slightly undulating topography where holm oak and cork oak predominates. The property has 90% clean and well-maintained land. The remaining 10% is composed of a diverse vegetation, including steppes, strawberry trees and silvados. However, this does not diminish the beauty of the place, adding a natural and wild touch. A notable feature are the various water springs that flow through the property, as well as ponds strategically located to supply both livestock and game. Two solar-powered water holes ensure a constant supply of water. The property is partially fenced and has several parks for livestock, providing a safe and suitable environment for animal husbandry. In addition, it borders Spain in an extension of approximately 3 km. The afforestation area occupies 130 hectares and includes 30,000 new cork oaks and pine trees. There is another afforestation separate from the previous one with 40 hectares of new cork oaks. It has a total production of 12,000 arrobas of cork in the cork oaks amadia. This income is a significant asset to the property. Another highlight is a hill to recover, with about 300 m². Its restoration can provide an additional and functional space. This property offers three distinct business opportunities. First, raising livestock, whether cows, sheep or pigs, is a viable option. Secondly, hunting allows for smaller and larger hunting, with the current presence of partridges, pigeons, deer and wild boars. The property is classified as a Tourist Hunting Zone. With the possibility of running a hunting mesh net, it has the potential to become a good Couto de Caça Maior. Finally, the forestry side offers income from cork and pine trees. It is easily accessible by roads in excellent condition, facilitating the transport of animals and products. In addition, its picturesque nooks and panoramic views create an atmosphere of tranquility and beauty. With its majestic cork oaks and holm oaks, this property has all the characteristics of an authentic Alentejo homestead. In summary, it is a unique opportunity for investors in search of a stunning place to develop agricultural, hunting, forestry and tourist activities. For more information and to schedule your visit, please contact us. #ref:PB2023365

Located in Alentejo, Beja district, this 800-hectare property is a privileged opportunity for agricultural and rural tourism ventures. With direct access to Spain and three kilometers of border, the property boasts 30,000 newly planted cork oak trees and 130 hectares of stone pine trees interspersed with cork oaks, with the undergrowth comprising 80% cork oaks and the remaining 20% holm oaks. The estate is completely fenced and partitioned to allow for cattle management and preservation of soil and pasture quality. The property is a big game hunting reserve (deer and wild boars) and borders the Contenda Estate in Spain, known for its trophies. With the purchase of these 800 hectares, there is the possibility to lease the remaining 1000 hectares of the Negrita Estate for 20,000 Euros annually, which includes the use of the hunting lodge overlooking the reservoir. The entire area is ideal for cattle grazing, with three small reservoirs and two wells equipped with solar pumping systems. In addition to its agricultural potential, the property offers opportunities for hunting tourism and a private hunting area. The property also generates substantial annual income from cork, pine nuts, pigs, cows, and subsidies, resulting in a current gross income of 468,750 euros annually (carbon credit sales are also planned for 2025): Average annual cork income 78,750€, Average annual pine nut income 5,000€, 200 pigs 100,000€, 300 cows 125,000€, subsidies 150,000€ (the 200 pigs and 300 cows are not included in the sale price). With a diverse landscape, income potential, and access to Spain, this property is an exceptional investment opportunity in the charming region of Alentejo. #ref:EXP_405 (2)

A Herdade do Gaio com uma área de 800 hectares, fica localizada na região de Moura - Beja no Alentejo, confinante e acesso direto a Espanha. A propriedade com uma morfologia plana e ondulada, é constituída por um denso montado de sobreiros em produção e tem 30 mil sobreiros com cerca de dois anos e possui ainda 130 hectares de pinheiros mansos intercalados entre os sobreiros. Toda a herdade está parcialmente vedada e é considerada como de boas pastagens para o gado, de destacar três barragens, dois furos artesianos com sistema de bombagem solar. Pequeno monte a necessitar de obras de restauro, com potencial de ampliação da área de construção. Integrada numa Zona de Caça Turística. A propriedade produz cerca de 15.000@ de cortiça durante o ciclo dos 9 anos. A cortiça sai anualmente, no último ano, a cortiça rendeu cerca de 45,00 Eur/@. O valor por hectare ronda os 6.800 Eur. Trata-se de uma propriedade especialmente vocacionada para a atividade agropecuária, com rendimentos interessantes e vários. (N/ Refr. 476). Certificação energética: propriedade isenta #ref:15693861