Farms and Estates Loben

Fantastic 23ha farm in the shape of a valley, in Óis do Bairro - Anadia - Aveiro
Inserted in the heart of the Bairrada Demarcated Area
Composed by:
Vineyard (7ha), with the following varieties: Baga, Cerceal, Bical, Chardonnay and Merlot, with potential for easy planting of another 7ha of vineyard
Urban rehabilitation zone for own home or accommodation
Eucalyptus (7ha)
American Oaks (3ha)
Area with 150 meters facing the road that allows subdivision (10 to 15 lots)
QUINTA DA VAGEM had its origins in Quinta do Paço de Óis.
Over time, an existing ground path that connected OIS do Bairro to S. Lourenço and which passed through the land of Quinta do Paço de OIS, gained more and more importance as a road structure and today is a public road.
Thus, Quinta do Paço de OIS was divided by this road into two - QUINTA DA VAGEM and Quinta do Paço, with agricultural areas of similar size.
In the current Quinta do Paço, the PAÇO DE OIS remains - an exemplary well-preserved manor house which has been attributed public interest - whose construction began at the end of the 19th century. XVI.
QUINTA DA VAGEM located in the center of Óis do Bairro, Travessa da Vagem, gives us direct access to a set of five dwellings in need of some restoration, but already with the respective project drawn up for their rehabilitation.
This group of five dwellings, which were the homes for the ’most reliable and responsible employees’ of the original Quinta do Paço, form a small square centered by a well where an old water-wheel maintains its ancestral characteristics.
The existence of these five houses gives QUINTA DA VAGEM enormous potential for tourist accommodation, in proximity to a rural environment and in an area of recognized wine tourism.
Its soil has all the characteristics suitable for planting vines and it was, when it still belonged to the original Quinta do Paço de Óis, an agricultural area entirely dedicated to wine production.
There is still to be added to the current 7 hectares of vines already in production, about 80% of the area of eucalyptus and oak trees, thus being able to increase an area of vineyard of excellent quality.
The entire soil of the Quinta is humid, with natural springs of water and wells.