Located in the parish of Ronfe, council of Guimarães, it is 8 km from the center of this city, 12 km from Famalicão and 45 km from Porto. (Travel time from Quinta to Porto by motorway is around 40 minutes).
As a whole, it has around 165,000 m2, with close to 80,000 m2 of vineyards. The remainder is made up of cultivation area, forests and social areas.
Possibility of building 3 to 15 apartments, To s, T1s and T2s without resorting to the main house.
The grape varieties planted are: Loureiro, Fernão Pires, Arinto, Alvarinho, Vinhão and Padeiro de Basto.
It is made up of 4 cores, very close together:
Riba d’Ave, with a total area of 82,000 m2 faces the Rio Ave for around 300 m.
With three urban articles:
-Manor house with chapel, 6 bedrooms, four living rooms, 2 bathrooms, kitchen and two closets. On the ground floor there is also a small T1, an old cellar and storage room.
-It is composed of two blocks separated by an eido. 1 block has a caretaker's house with 3 bedrooms, living room, kitchen and 1 bathroom. On the same floor there is also a rainfed area and a threshing floor. Below this block are: wine cellar with two granite presses, wine warehouse, cattle cuts.
The other block has a small apartment upstairs and bar, (straw warehouse), underneath a garage and cattle sheds.
- This is a mill that no longer exists, the article still remains.
Cabo de Vila, with a total area of 47,000 m2 (it is separated from the Riba d’Ave block by a field)
There is 1 urban article:
-It consists of a house, in ruins, with a cellar with a granite press underneath. A walled eido that is surrounded in part by cattle cuts and the dwelling house. Which in a restoration would allow for a central garden space surrounded by 2 or 3 apartments with the rest closed off by a wall.
This article also has an annex consisting of a two-storey dry house, with a threshing floor, which also allows conversion into 2 small apartments.
Lourinha: this nucleus has 3.2 ha and is made up of 1.3 ha of vineyards, the remainder being forest.
Ínsua: part of an island, in Rio Ave, which has around 7500 m2 of oak forest, many of which are centuries old.