Espargal Estate

Odemira, Beja District, Portugal
10 guests
5 bedrooms
6 bathrooms

Stylishly Comfortable: A property designed with great style and with amenities that offer a relaxed stay.

Estate: An extensive property, usually in the country, made up of multiple units rented together

A Modern Alentejo Farm Defined by Tradition

Set within over 300 acres of protected land in The Natural Park of Southeast Alentejo and Vicentine Coast, these villas for rent in Portugal showcase the colors, textures and rural style defined by the local traditions, in a contemporary take on the country house.

Designed and inspired by the authentic Montes Alentejanos of the past, the property is an active cattle and agricultural farm, producing homegrown products native to the southwest Alentejo. Set within a vast network of farmland, pastures and protected nature preserve, it's rural but with all of the benefits and comforts of contemporary living.

A Modern Alentejo Farm Defined by Tradition

Set within over 300 acres of protected land in The Natural Park of Southeast Alentejo and Vicentine Coast, these villas for rent in Portugal showcase the colors, textures and rural style defined by the local traditions, in a contemporary take on the country house.

Designed and inspired by the authentic Montes Alentejanos of the past, the property is an active cattle and agricultural farm, producing homegrown products native to the southwest Alentejo. Set within a vast network of farmland, pastures and protected nature preserve, it's rural but with all of the benefits and comforts of contemporary living.

Comprised of a main house and a separate studio, the bleached limestone, tile and timber construction follows the fundamental principles of traditional Alentejo architecture with clean lines, airy, open interiors, and an indoor/outdoor flow.

The classic, sprawling one level architectural style is a modern take on the historic farms of the past, with whitewashed interiors, timber beams and red tile lending it an authentic Portuguese flavor.

The main open-plan living space includes a lounge and dining area connected with a gleaming chef's kitchen, and an interior courtyard, encouraging visitors to explore different ways of engaging with the property.

Surrounded by olive groves, cork trees and green countryside, the extensive outdoor spaces include a dining area with a built in grill, a rooftop terrace with great views and plenty of garden space to relax in peace.

The swimming pool is a few steps away from the house with ample lounge space and lovely views of the forest.

This is the perfect place to discover and experience the culture of this rural area with friends or family. Encircled by the Mira River and untouched forests, it's a private country oasis all your own.

ADDITIONAL FEATURES

Self check in with keypad door code, Wifi throughout, cable TV, kitchen and bath amenities, laundry facilities, private parking.

AROUND

The County Capital of Odemira lies on a hilltop in the Beja District of the Alentejo along the margins of the Rio Mira. The area is surrounded by tranquil and unspoiled nature reserves and a rich, Mediterranean ecosystem along the stunning Atlantic coastline.

The Mira River snakes right around the house and through town and stretches for over twenty miles and is perfect for rowing, swimming and canoeing.

A remote and vast expanse of terrain, there are only a handful of small villages nearby including Vila Nova Mil Fontes, Zanbujeira do Mar, São Luis, Monchique.

Classified as a national monument in 1910, the nearby region and village of Castro da Cola features the fascinating remains of Roman and Moorish settlements as well as remnants from the Middle Ages.

Some of the best preserved and most protected coastline in Europe is within a short drive as well as the best beaches including Furnas, Brejo Longo, Almograve, Tonel and Alteirinhos.

It's a leisurely two and half hour drive from Lisbon and an hour from Faro.