Long term rental offgrid homestead in portugal

Hi,

Lets see, I am trying this option.🤷🏻‍♀️

1 hectare (2,5 acres) land, with around 73 olive trees (potential for income), over a dozen fruit trees and a tiny home with a garage full of tools at your disposal,  generator, chain saw, roller tiller, brush cutter, etc.
Water well and solar panels with batteries provide power to the land so no bills.

Located 10 min away from one of the largest reservoirs in Europe, Alqueva Dam, region of Alentejo
Peace and quiet

I have a nag to go explore and need this place to be occupied and taken care of as is away from it all.

20 km to the supermarket
5 km to various river beaches
about 2 hrs from Lisbon and about the same to Algarve
60 km from the popular city of Evora and similar to the border with Spain 💃💃💃

Send me an email and will send you pictures
laneta.laneta.100@protonmail.com
edit : Just corrected a few typos.

Here we are 2026.... time flies when you are having fun😁

Despite the keen interest of the potential buyers it would seem their conditional sale of their property had not yet come to fruition.... so it is just fair to update this post and see what happens.  

I am open to long term rent, sale or land share.
Located by the biggest lake in western Europe away from the fire belt or "mining" prospect areas that have recently triggered so many "accidental fires".

All in all, a quiet, nature filled, simple living area, perfect for couples.


edit
https://miningwatch.pt/mapadominerio/index.en.html
"The vast areas mapped naturally coincide with phenomena that also affect large areas of the territory, such as forest fires. To date, we are not aware of any direct causal relationship between these phenomena and extractive industry activities, nor of any statistical studies that suggest a correlation beyond mere coincidence. — September 17th 2024"

all a coincidence, fires and mining 😉

Hello are you still wanting a long term renter?

HI,
I have a viewing this week end for the sale but I could consider that yes
Laneta.laneta.100@protonmail.com

I am looking at Portugal as a potential long-term ally... taking baby steps and seeing how it evolves.

Hi Francis,

We are also a family living in Portugal and are taking a similar approach — slowly researching and learning before making any major decisions.

We are particularly interested in rural land, water availability, growing food and gradually developing a small family homestead. We have found that there is quite a lot to learn about the differences between regions here.

If you continue exploring Portugal, I would be very interested to hear what you discover, especially regarding rural areas and the practical side of setting up a homestead.

Best wishes with the journey!