A 4,500m² plot with an Approved Project designed by an award-winning architect, for a truly unique contemporary 5-bedroom villa. Located in Nossa Senhora de Machede, in the municipality of Évora, in the heart of the Alentejo. Just 146km from Lisbon, 16km from Évora, and two minutes from the village, this approved project combines privacy with a deep connection to the landscape. Perched on the highest point of the property, the villa offers panoramic views over the countryside and olive groves, in a protected area where no further construction is permitted. The essence of this project lies in inhabiting the territory from its highest point, in perfect harmony between silence, horizon, and light. The project is developed on a single floor with 850m² of private area, arranged longitudinally and carefully integrated into the topography. The house unfolds through patios, terraces, and porches, creating a seamless flow between interior and exterior, always in dialogue with nature. Outside, two swimming pools are naturally integrated into the architectural ensemble. The villa features five suites, two of which are organized around private vaulted circular inner courtyards that ensure abundant natural light, ventilation, and a rare sense of retreat. The spacious open-plan living area and kitchen open to the south, offering exceptional brightness, while a more independent wing accommodates the guest area, ensuring privacy and autonomy. At the heart of the project stands a century-old windmill, preserved and integrated as both a symbolic and spatial element. This circular volume, maintained as a habitable ruin, functions as a viewpoint, reinforcing the memory of the place and the emotional connection to the land. Materiality plays a central role in the project: exposed concrete, white lime mortars, local granite, and carefully planned landscaping designed to blend the construction into the surrounding environment. A form of luxury that is deeply discreet, serene, and timeless. The first phase of construction has already begun, with an investment of €100,000. The estimated completion time is a further 14 months, with an additional €1.25 million required to finish the works. The building permit is valid until October 2027, and the plot has water and electricity. More than a house, a unique work of art. Ideal for those who value space, time, silence, nature, authenticity, simplicity, and privacy. A privileged, unique and inspiring way to experience the Alentejo.