Alentejo. A region with one of the lowest population densities in Europe and one of Portugal’s best-kept secrets. Covering a third of the country’s territory, it is home to unique, immaculate and endless landscapes of inestimable beauty.
A welcoming and hospitable land recognised for its excellent food and wines, respect for environmental sustainability and the preservation of ancient traditions and customs.
The cultural and historical riches of the region have been recognised by UNESCO, which has listed Elvas and Évora as World Heritage sites, Cante alentejano as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, and Castro Verde as a Biosphere Reserve.
Herdade da Malhadinha Nova, located in Albernoa, Beja, in the heart of the Baixo Alentejo region, is framed within this time capsule that extends for 714 hectares.
Here, time seems to stand still, history to return to times immemorial, the territory to occupy an endless space and daily life to be lived immersed in resounding silence.
Far from everything and yet close by, the endless vastness provides privacy, harmony and security. Seclusion combined with exclusivity that meets the needs of families, groups of friends, couples and individuals.