QUINTA DE SÃO JOÃO | 40.5 HA | TORRES NOVAS Some properties are purchased for what they are. Others, also for what they may become. At Quinta de São João, past and future meet. In Lapas, Torres Novas, in the district of Santarém, just 25 km from Fátima and approximately 100 km from Lisbon, Quinta de São João comprises around 40.5 hectares, built heritage and a long agricultural history, in a property of singular character. With 405,189 m² of total registered area and 1,442.17 m² of registered gross construction area, the estate integrates different buildings and structures linked to its residential and productive history. At the heart of the property stands the MANOR HOUSE, with 242 m², single-storey, of generous proportions, high ceilings and abundant natural light. It includes a living room, dining room, four bedrooms, office and traditional kitchen with wood-burning oven, preserving doors, shutters, flooring and other elements that give it character. All rooms benefit from windows to the exterior, maintaining a constant relationship with the landscape. From the living room, there is direct access to the ROMANTIC GARDEN, sheltered and featuring a fountain, extending the house to the outside and creating a space of particular intimacy. The built heritage also includes a HISTORIC AND AGRICULTURAL COMPLEX, with 993.17 m², composed of former outbuildings linked to the life and activity of the estate. Some of these structures are in a state of ruin, yet the presence and character of the former agricultural complex remain evident. Among its most singular elements is the HISTORIC CHAPEL, with references dating to the late 16th century, a testament to the long history of the property. Separately, the FORMER OLIVE OIL MILL, with 207 m², preserves elements associated with its original activity, including an imposing hydraulic press and the former mill — testimonies to the productive heritage of the estate. Manor house, chapel, mill and former agricultural outbuildings form a complex of singular character — an exceptional foundation for imagining a new project at the scale of the property. The LANDSCAPE AND OLIVE GROVE constitute another defining dimension of the estate. The terrain, predominantly flat, integrates extensive agricultural and olive grove areas. The agricultural records of the property identify a historic olive grove, with reference to 1903 as the year of planting, testament to the long agricultural tradition of the estate. The ALVORÃO STREAM accompanies part of the property and also marks its entrance, with access to the estate made through a small bridge over the stream. Municipal cartography identifies the Alvorão Stream and the hydrography of this area. WATER is a recurring presence in the identity of the estate. Throughout the property are found a well, two boreholes, two fountains and a former tank. A PLACE WITH HISTORY. A PROJECT WITH FUTURE. The combination of scale, heritage, landscape and location opens space for the study of different development concepts — boutique hospitality, rural tourism, wellness retreat, agro-tourism, agricultural project or nature experiences, among other possibilities. A contemporary approach, heritage restoration or a vision combining different languages may be studied according to each investor's objectives, always subject to applicable urban planning, licensing and technical feasibility requirements. For those seeking to create something truly singular, Quinta de São João brings together what is rarely found in a single property: territory, scale, heritage, nature and identity. 40.5 ha · 405,189 m² of land · 1,442.17 m² of registered gross construction area · Manor House · Historic Chapel · Former Olive Oil Mill · Historic Olive Grove · Alvorão Stream QUINTA DE SÃO JOÃO A history that endures. A future to imagine. Maria Lourenço iad Portugal