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Quinta de Grejufe

The Estate

The Estate

For centuries, Grejufe has watched over the hills of Ponte de Lima.

Stone by stone. Harvest after harvest. Generation after generation.

Farmhouse and lawn with olive trees

The House

The Villa and the old Paço

The main house holds the calm of a traditional Minho home, restored with contemporary comfort. Beside it rests the ruin of the former Paço de Grejufe, whose chapel once sheltered the image of Santo António.

Integrated-production vineyard in the Lima valley

The Vineyards

A terroir made for Loureiro

The estate lies in the Vale do Lima, inside the Vinhos Verdes demarcated region. The vines are worked with integrated production, with the greatest possible respect for the ecosystem that surrounds them.

Wisteria pergola in bloom in the garden

The Gardens

Wisteria, water and shade

Vine and wisteria pergolas perfume the paths. There is a central courtyard, the kitchen garden, the orchard, the trees and the animals that set the rhythm of the day.

Quinta de Grejufe vineyard above the Lima valley

The Valley

Serra Amarela on the horizon

The valley opens towards the Serra Amarela and the beginning of the Peneda-Gerês National Park. The river Lima below, the hills, the silence, and the sun setting behind the olive grove and the village church tower.

Ruin of the former Paço de Grejufe

Heritage

Valentim Brandão and those who came after

Eighteenth-century documents describe Grejufe as one of the most historically significant estates of São Martinho da Gandra. Its coat of arms was raised by Valentim Brandão Soares, nobleman of the Royal House and knight of the Order of Christ. The name Grejufe descends from the Germanic Gresulfus.

Firepit & Wine Terrace

A glass of wine under the stars

An outdoor gathering space between the vines, where the evening slows down around the fire.

Two glasses of vinho verde on the lawn
Facade of the Paço de Grejufe ruin
Crested entrance gate of Quinta de Grejufe
Vine pergola path leading to the house
Garden lake framed by pruned trees
Picnic table in the shade of a chestnut tree
Old granite wine press