Land in Alcácer do Sal with virtual tour

A private estate overlooking the Vale do Gaio Reservoir.

Set across 28.5 hectares of gently rolling countryside, with direct frontage
onto the tranquil waters of the Vale do Gaio Reservoir, this exceptional
estate offers a rare opportunity to develop a low-density tourism project in
one of Portugal's most authentic landscapes. 

Located in the municipality of Alcácer do Sal, approximately 90 minutes from Lisbon
and within easy reach of the Alentejo coastline, the property combines privacy,
natural beauty and accessibility in a region increasingly sought after by international investors looking for sustainable hospitality and nature-based experiences. 

Comprising six rural parcels and one existing urban property, the estate benefits from an outstanding relationship with the surrounding landscape and reservoir, creating
an ideal setting for a project that respects both the territory and its
environmental values. 

According to the applicable planning framework, the property is located within an area
identified as having potential for Rural Tourism development. Subject to the relevant planning approvals, the site is particularly well suited for a boutique rural hotel, agritourism project or other forms of low-impact hospitality integrated with the natural environment. 

The existing olive groves and traditional montado landscape offer the
opportunity to combine agricultural activity with tourism, reinforcing the authenticity and long-term sustainability of any future development. 

Existing infrastructure includes: 

• Two groundwater boreholes (40 m and 60 m), connected to a pumping system and water storage tank; 

• An on-site transformer substation with a medium-voltage electricity connection; 

• Direct frontage onto the Vale do Gaio Reservoir. 

A comprehensive Due Diligence Report, including legal, planning and
technical information, is available upon request for qualified buyers. 

This is more than a rural property. It is an opportunity to create a destination that
embraces the landscape, celebrates the identity of Alentejo and responds to the
growing international demand for thoughtful, sustainable tourism.