The Herdade da Mata Mayor, covering over 1,000 hectares, is located in the Évora region of Alentejo. The property features both flat and gently rolling terrain and consists of a dense eucalyptus forest and open land. It is important to highlight that this estate contains one of the largest and most significant forested areas in Alentejo, making it ideal for reforestation and replanting projects. Due to its characteristics, it is well-suited for intensive forestry operations.
The third harvest is scheduled to take place within the next two years. The estate is not classified as RAN (National Agricultural Reserve) or REN (National Ecological Reserve).
There is the possibility of purchasing the company that manages the property, which would allow for significant tax savings through IMT exemption, corresponding to 5% of the total transaction value. Additionally, the company holds €3.5 million in shareholder loans, which will be transferred with the sale.
The property includes several urban constructions in ruins, one water dam, and multiple ponds, which are used for livestock grazing. Other potential opportunities for the land include agrotourism linked to forestry and the installation of photovoltaic solar panels.
This large-scale estate benefits from excellent access.
It is a property primarily dedicated to forestry, generating highly attractive financial returns.
(Ref: JFM840)
Energy Rating: Exempt
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- Rooms
- Total bedroom(s):10
- Bathroom (s):1
- Areas
- Land Area:168000000.00m²
- Net Area:2412.45m²
- Gross Area:2843.19m²
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Location: Alandroal, Évora district
Forestry Area:
- Around 1,000 hectares of eucalyptus, with cutting planned for 2028
- 5 hectares of stone pine
Built Heritage:
- 6 ruined farmhouses with potential for rehabilitation into rural tourism, housing or agricultural support
Livestock:
- Around 500 sheep included in ...