Quinta do Outeiro 1598

Nestled in the Vale do Lima, near the entrance to the Peneda-Gerês National Park, this extraordinary property dates back to 1598. The main house has been reimagined through a sensitive rehabilitation project led by the Pritzker Prize-winning architect Eduardo Souto de Moura, whose signature approach harmoniously balances contemporary design with the estate’s historic soul.

The interior unfolds as a study in minimalist refinement, where natural light becomes a defining feature. Every space is curated with contemporary furnishings that enhance the architecture’s clean lines, creating an atmosphere of understated sophistication.

Spanning approximately 6458 square feet across two levels, the residence offers seven bedrooms and seven baths, providing generous accommodations that prioritise privacy and comfort.

Expansive outdoor living areas invite a seamless connection to the surrounding landscape. A pristine pool, manicured gardens, and sheltered patios and verandas frame uninterrupted vistas across the verdant countryside toward the sea.

This setting offers a profound sense of retreat, where the interplay of heritage architecture, world-class design, and Portugal’s natural beauty creates an experience of quiet elegance.