Real estate Évora: 284 properties and houses for sale

In white marble, Estremoz rises with a castle and keep tower overlooking the Alentejo plain. The Marble Route and Rossio Marquês de Pombal shape daily life along the whitewashed streets.

The proximity of Serra d’Ossa invites walks in the montado and the cool of shaded areas. Alentejo wines accompany migas, lamb and cured meats, alongside dairies and characterful olive oils.

Estremoz is connected by the A6 to Lisbon and Spain, with Évora, a UNESCO-listed city, very close by. Nearby, Borba and Vila Viçosa complement services, while Evoramonte displays a castle and wide panoramas.

Over the Alentejo plain, Montemor-o-Novo features the castle’s walls, whitewashed streets and cork oak montados that shape wide horizons. The Gruta do Escoural, classified as a National Monument, bears witness to millennia of occupation.

Connected to Lisbon and Évora by the A6, it benefits from proximity to Humberto Delgado Airport and from quiet roads that cross vineyards and olive groves. Neighboring Évora is a UNESCO World Heritage City.

Escoural, Cabrela and Silveiras offer distinct rural settings, while Arraiolos and Vendas Novas are nearby. Açorda, migas and porco preto pair well with Alentejo wines.

Reguengos de Monsaraz spreads vineyards and cork oaks to the Grande Lago Alqueva. The walled village of Monsaraz dominates the horizon, and the Dark Sky destination invites stargazing.

Nearby, Évora is a UNESCO World Heritage City. São Pedro do Corval preserves traditional pottery and the local estates open their doors to wine tourism.

Golden fields, river beaches and boat trips mark everyday life. Good road links bring Évora, Lisbon and the Spanish border closer; migas and lamb stew add flavour to the tables.

In the Alentejo, Vendas Novas opens onto cork oak montado and wide plains, combining a peaceful life with nearby services and a village pace.

Connected by the A6 and the EN4, and with a station on the Linha do Alentejo, it offers direct access to Lisbon and Évora; Humberto Delgado Airport is within reach.

Close to Montemor-o-Novo and the historic centre of Évora, classified by UNESCO, it values culinary tradition: Vendas Novas bifanas, Alentejo bread and regional wines.

On the edge of Central Alentejo, Alandroal brings together whitewashed houses, cork oak and wide horizons. The Guadiana shapes the landscape and castles punctuate tranquil villages full of character.

Terena and Juromenha stand out for their heritage: the castle of Terena and the fortress of Juromenha watch over the river. The Great Lake of Alqueva invites walks and sunsets. Évora and Elvas, UNESCO cities, are a short distance away.

Access via the A6 through Vila Viçosa and Borba brings Lisbon and Spain closer. Daily life gains flavor with migas, lamb stew and Alentejo wines, in a serene rhythm that favors light and the seasons.

In Central Alentejo, Borba unfolds among vineyards, olive groves and marble quarries that mark facades and squares. Rural calm meets craftsmanship and memories of traditional trades.

Vila Viçosa and Estremoz are on the doorstep, with the Ducal Palace and the castle. The A6 quickly connects to Évora and Spain; Elvas, with UNESCO fortifications, is nearby.

Borba DOC wine, migas, black pork and sericaia with Ameixa d’Elvas give body to the table. Quiet life, wide skies and golden horizons define everyday living.