
6.5 hectares on a quiet hill just 1.5 hours from Lisbon — open land, plenty of water, and ample room to build.

Mature montado across the slopes.
Natural granite formations — the land's namesake.
Good light all day. Mild winters.
Atlantic winds keep summers cool.
No close neighbours.
On a quiet country road, minutes from Abela.


A formal viability study (under the Santiago do Cacém PDM) confirms construction is permitted on the 6.57 ha estate. A previous building permit (alvará 77/2021) authorised a private home, rural-tourism unit, outbuilding and pool — and can be reactivated to fast-track the project.
Source: Viability report by Arq. João Pedro Cravo (OA #19600), June 2024. Combined uses can be stacked, significantly increasing total buildable area.
The name "Pedra da Água" comes from an abundance of water (a precious commodity in the region).


An original dry-stone wall — over 120 years old — still encloses what will become the orchard and vegetable garden. The traditional stone oven from the same era has also been preserved, ready to be brought back to life.

Costa Alentejana · Portugal