Quinta do Pinheiro features white-washed cottages near a swimming pool made from a former water tank, situated in Algarve's Ria Formosa park. Owned by a Dutch couple, the estate is a working agricultural site with an avocado orchard and a revived vineyard. Notable architectural transformations were made to existing buildings, resulting in rental cottages that incorporate traditional local elements like red doors and specific floor tiles. Casa Celeiro, a barn conversion, boasts a spacious living area with exposed rafters and highlights historical artifacts from the farm's past.
Guests at Quinta do Pinheiro stay in white-washed cottages within touching distance of a swimming pool created from the farm's water tank, located in Algarve's protected natural reserve.
The property is owned by a Dutch couple who have transformed a 19th-century agricultural estate, maintaining an avocado orchard and reestablishing the vineyard.
Each cottage reflects the original spirit of the farm, featuring design elements such as red-painted doors and Santa Catarina floor tiles, typical of the region.
Casa Celeiro, a converted barn, includes a 425-square-foot living area with exposed rafter ceilings, showcasing the style and materials typical of Algarve.
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