Quinta da Casa Só is located in the parish of Possacos, in Valpaços, in the region of Trás os Montes.
With a total area of 32,500 square metres, the Quinta currently has 14,000 square metres of vineyards under cultivation with various native grape varieties and 15,000 square metres of olive groves currently under cultivation with various native qualities.
Casa Só's vineyards are mainly on the west-facing slopes, which are favourable for cultivation and wine production.
The Quinta consists of a small farmhouse, called Casa-Pátio, and has benefited over the years from exhaustive work to reformulate and lay out the entire vineyard, renovate the Casa-Pátio and build various infrastructures that are essential for modern, competitive and sustainable wine production.
The Quinta has a project for a partially built hotel which, despite following the same architecture as the main house, will have a modern structure with sober lines that will fit perfectly into the rural environment, benefiting from magnificent views over the crops and the hillsides.
The quinta is located in the parish of Possacos, an ancient region with traces of Roman occupation, which has some historic buildings such as the Arquinho Bridge that crosses the Calvo river.
Just 50 m from the centre of Vila Real, 1h40m from Sá Carneiro Airport and 1h50m from Porto.