Income Producing Vineyard Estate with 5 bedroom Quinta for sale with panoramic and countryside views in Cambres, Lamego, Northern Portugal
This is an officially registered DOC Douro vineyard of 3.42 hectares, producing grapes from the most renowned varieties in the Douro Demarcated Region.
The estate features an attractive quinta with 5 bedrooms, living room, kitchen and two charming terraces, in very good condition.
In addition, there is an adjacent house for staff or guests, again in good condition with extension potential, and on the lower floor are the wine cellar, agricultural stores ...
This is an officially registered DOC Douro vineyard of 3.42 hectares, producing grapes from the most renowned varieties in the Douro Demarcated Region.
The estate features an attractive quinta with 5 bedrooms, living room, kitchen and two charming terraces, in very good condition.
In addition, there is an adjacent house for staff or guests, again in good condition with extension potential, and on the lower floor are the wine cellar, agricultural stores and warehouses.
The property has three separate entrances and benefits from internal paths that provide easy access to any point on the farm.
It benefits from a privileged location, 5 minutes from the historic centre of Lamego, 10 minutes from Regua and around 75 minutes from Porto, close to landmarks such as Quinta da Pacheca and the Six Senses Hotel.
An excellent opportunity for those looking for a Quinta in the Douro Valley for a family project or for a new tourism and wine project.
CHARACTERISTICS:
Plot Area: 44,680 m2 | 480,932 sq ft
Deployment Area: 155 m2 | 1,668 sq ft
Building Area: 536 m2 | 5,769 sq ft
Bedrooms: 5
Bathrooms: 3
Energy efficiency: E
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