Description
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.
Energy Rating: Exempt
