10-Bed 1920s Mansion Renovation Project with Outbuildings on 2.4 Hectares, Northern Alentejo, Portugal €595,000
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1920s Alentejo Mansion Project
About this property
Twenty rooms across 1,800 m² in a 1920s mansion that hasn't left the same family since it was built. The scope here is enormous, and so is the opportunity: you're getting 2.4 hectares of northern Alentejo countryside, three outbuildings, traditional Portuguese bones, and a price that's already dropped from €730,000 to €595,000. Ten bedrooms and two bathrooms tells you everything about the renovation ahead before you've even booked a viewing.
The main building runs over 1,000 m² footprint with original features still intact across two floors, plus a 63.8 m² annex with kitchen, an 85 m² shed, and a 113.8 m² barn ready to be reimagined. A well and cistern on site means water costs stay manageable whilst you plan your transformation. The family lived here until 2018, so you're renovating rather than rebuilding from foundations.
Cano sits 20 km from Estremoz, 45 minutes from Évora, and two hours from Lisbon. Close enough to civilisation, far enough from tourist traffic. Whether this becomes a multi-generational family project, a boutique guesthouse, or a rural retreat, twenty rooms in the Alentejo countryside at this price is not something that comes around twice.
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