There are places that don’t need to announce themselves. They simply exist – discreet, serene, shaped by time and space. Terra Rosa Country House & Vineyards, in the heart of Minho, is one of those places. A retreat where life slows down, silence gains texture, and every detail feels carefully chosen to welcome with elegance, simplicity, and rare attention.
Surrounded by vineyards and rustic trails, this family-owned estate has been transformed into a sanctuary for travelers seeking a more intimate and conscious kind of tourism, where modern comfort never overshadows the connection with the land.
Located in Calvelo, in the municipality of Ponte de Lima, this luxury country house is set between two of northern Portugal’s most beautiful towns: Ponte de Lima and Braga. The property stretches across agricultural fields, centuries-old stone walls, and manicured vineyards, with the Serra d’Arga mountains on the horizon.
This rural setting creates the perfect atmosphere for a peaceful stay, far from the usual tourist routes. Nearby, guests can discover Romanesque churches, mountain trails, local markets, and the agricultural heritage of a region that still treasures traditions and flavors from other times. But above all, there is silence. Abundant, restorative silence – the true essence of Terra Rosa.
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More than accommodation, Terra Rosa Country House & Vineyards offers a way of life. The experience begins with a warm, genuine welcome – but it goes much deeper:
Here, quality is measured not in stars, but in attention to detail:
Despite its rural soul, the property ensures every modern comfort:
While the house itself invites rest, the region offers plenty of inspiration to explore:
Terra Rosa Country House & Vineyards is not a place to rush through. It reveals itself slowly – in the scent of damp earth, the distant toll of church bells, or long conversations with those who live and care for it. More than a destination, it is a state of mind. An invitation to return to a simpler, more mindful, more authentic way of life.