Located on the banks of the Castelo de Bode reservoir and facing south, the Esteveira property, in the municipality of Tomar, offers a stunning view of the surrounding landscape and the vast body of water formed by the Zêzere River.

The Zêzere River originates in the Serra da Estrela mountains and is the primary source for Portugal's largest hydrographic basin, after Alqueva, stretching over 60 km.

Identified with the Knights Templar, Tomar is a city with a distinct character. Both the city and the region of Portugal it belongs to boast a military and religious heritage collection of immense value, featuring innovative and globally significant examples representing various eras and styles.

The project is thus situated in a region of strategic importance for tourism in Portugal, a fact also enshrined in Tomar's Municipal Master Plan, which designates the entire national territory as rural land with a tourism vocation.

The hotel unit proposed for Esteveira allows guests to enjoy the surrounding landscape and a preserved, rehabilitated natural environment, where cork oaks, orange trees, and pomegranate trees thrive alongside Mediterranean vegetation, along with direct access to the water.

Time spent at Esteveira can thus be enjoyed within the hotel's own facilities, on walks around the property and its surroundings, on excursions and sports activities on the reservoir, and at carefully located 'glamping' spots designed to ensure privacy.