Excellent agricultural and livestock property, with an area of about 62.5 ha (625000m2), with good soils, with holm oaks and pasture lands, has a hydrant with a capacity of 3.7 ha (37000m2) within the Alqueva irrigation perimeter, with great potential for irrigation and intensive crops, such as olive groves in hedgerows (super intensive), vineyards and almond grove. It has a large wall that runs alongside the Xarrama River with its own dam.
Large main house with contemporary architecture, with a large, fully fenced outdoor space and a good-sized pool. Stunning views of the Xarama River and countryside, benefiting from the tranquility of the location.
The interior, under renovation, consists of a large 178m2 lounge, a 49m2 suite, two living rooms, two 28m2 bedrooms, a kitchen, a bathroom, a laundry room, a machine room and a storage room, fully equipped with air conditioning and a fireplace.
It has also an heliport, a 70m2 terrace, a 28m2 viewpoint and a employees´ house.

The property allows agricultural and livestock farming, both for irrigated and dryland crops, has its own dam and is equipped with all the infrastructure for its activity.

The property has excellent development potential for intensive agricultural exploration of various crops or for tourism, with the possibility of creating tourist accommodation, Eco-tourism or or other equipment for outdoor or even aquatic activities, maximizing the use of the dam itself.
Torrão is located in the southwest of Portugal, part of the Alentejo region in the District of Setúbal, 30 minutes from the excellent beaches of the Alentejo coast, 1 hour from Lisbon, 1 hour from the Algarve and 1 hour from Spain with excellent road access.This town overlooks the Engenheiro Trigo de Morais Dam and is crossed by the Xarrama River, which flows into the Sado River. As one of the northernmost parishes of Alcácer do Sal, Torrão is bordered by regions from three Alentejo districts: Setúbal, Évora, and Beja. In addition to its location, in one of the regions with the greatest potential for development,excellent access and in a short distance from two of Portugal's international airports (Lisbon and Faro), itis also from 30 minutes from Beja airport and Évora airfield.
Torrão is known for its historical and cultural heritage, including the Nossa Senhora da Assunção Parish Church, the Nossa Senhora do Bom Sucesso Hermitage, and the Tomb Hill. The region's economy is based on agriculture, wine, cheese and meat production, in addition to having a growing presence in tourism