Vineyard Estate with Historic Buildings North of Lisbon

€3,350,000

Lisboa, Lisboa, Portugal

0 bed
0 bath
SingleFamilyResidence

The Habio take

AI summary

This magnificent wine farm spans approximately 36 hectares and features a renovated main house along with historical structures including a wine cellar, mill, and stables from the 17th century. Positioned north of Lisbon, the estate not only produces a diverse range of grapes but also holds potential for tourism development with municipal approval for 13,000 sqm.

investment
luxury
countryside

Highlights

36 hectares of vineyard
Historical 17th-century buildings
Varietals include Syrah and Touriga Nacional
Production capacity of 500 tons per year
Approved land for tourism opportunities

Worth knowing

No residential bedrooms or bathrooms specified
Requires investment in further development for tourism

Good fit for: Ideal for buyers interested in viticulture and agricultural development.

Lifestyle scores

Beach: 25
Walkable: 15
Remote work: 40
Family: 20
Retirement: 50
Airport access: 70
Investment: 85
Luxury: 75
Value: 60

About this place

Wine farm with about 36 ha, consisting of a rebuilt main house and a wine cellar, mill and stables dating from the 17th century, dedicated mainly to the production of grapes. Production of about 500 tons per year, with the varieties: Syrah, Alicante Bouschet, Caladoc, Merlot, Tinta Cão, Alfrocheiro and Touriga Nacional. Around 13,000 sqm have also been approved by the municipality for touristic purposes. Urban area of 3,300 sqm

Buying property in Portugal

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Portugal is open to foreign buyers with no restrictions on ownership. A NIF (tax number) and Portuguese bank account are required, and most buyers engage an independent lawyer to handle searches, contracts, and the public deed.

The buying process

1
Get a NIF
Apply for a Portuguese tax number (Número de Identificação Fiscal). Non-EU residents need a fiscal representative.
2
Open a bank account
Open a local account to handle the deposit, taxes, and ongoing utility payments.
3
Engage a lawyer
Hire an independent lawyer (not the seller's) to run title and planning searches.
4
Sign the CPCV
Promissory contract (Contrato de Promessa de Compra e Venda) with a deposit, typically 10–30%.
5
Final searches & funds
Lawyer confirms clean title; you transfer the balance and pay IMT and stamp duty before completion.
6
Escritura (deed)
Sign the public deed at a notary or via online platform Casa Pronta. Keys handed over.
7
Register the property
Lawyer registers the new ownership at the Land Registry (Conservatória do Registo Predial).

NIF (tax number)
Portuguese bank account
Passport / ID
Fiscal representative(optional)
Required for non-EU/EEA residents

The Golden Visa programme no longer accepts residential real estate as a qualifying investment (changed 2023). Mortgages are available to non-residents, typically up to 60–70% LTV.

General guidance only — confirm specifics with a qualified local lawyer or tax adviser. Reference