Description
The Herdade do Montado dos Pavoes is a magnificent property, almost entirely covered by cork oak forest, producing high-quality cork. With a total land area of 102 hectares, it is located in the southern region of the Portalegre district, near Ponte de Sor, in Alentejo.
This property generates a high financial return, which can exceed 7.2% gross annual income, as shown in the demonstration table included in the listing. Given the excellent quality cork, which is sold on the market for between €40 and €50 per arroba, and the existence of several first-harvest cork oak trees not considered in the study, it's expected to yield approximately 9,000 arrobas by 2027, with an estimated revenue of close to 400,000 Euros. By 2031, an additional 6,000 arrobas will yield a gross sale of 250,000 Euros. This means that, by 2031, more than half of the property's value could potentially be recovered.
In total, we are looking at 15,000 arrobas of cork across two harvests, over a 9-year cycle. This cork could be sold for around €40 to €50 per arroba, totaling approximately 650,000 Euros over the 9-year period.
The property does not have a residential house or agricultural outbuildings. There is electricity near the estate, and under PROTA regulations, a house and agricultural buildings can be constructed on the property until 300 m².
In summary: The profitability from cork production, grazing, and hunting will offer returns on investment exceeding 7.2% annually, potentially nearing 8%. The property provides great privacy and stunning countryside views, and is less than 2 hours from Lisbon. (Ref. No. 55).
Energy Rating: Exempt
