Description
Country estate, spanning 220 hectares, situated just 9 kilometres from the bustling town of Aracena with all facilities. The property enjoys a privileged location along the Banegas River and features a diverse landscape of holm oaks, cork oaks, carob trees and Mediterranean scrubland.
The property is completely energy self-sufficient, thanks to a state-of-the-art 6KW photovoltaic solar system. Water supply is secured through multiple natural springs and a well, complemented by a 100m³ water reservoir. Additional facilities include a 200m² agricultural building and a 27m³ silo.
The estate is fully enclosed with livestock fencing and barbed wire and is divided into five enclosures. Four are designated for livestock management and pasture rotation, while the fifth houses the residential buildings. The farm operates an extensive, organic, cattle-rearing system, with a current herd of 38 cows which attract an EU subsidy as well as a payment for farming ecologically.
The Main ResidenceThe principal house is arranged over two floors. On the ground floor, there is a spacious living room, two guest toilets, and a dining area accommodating ten guests. Two large wrought-iron fireplaces create a cosy ambiance, while a billiard table adds a point of interest. The generous 37m² kitchen is fully fitted with top-tier AAA+ energy-rated appliances, including a washing machine, dryer, dishwasher, oven, microwave, and refrigerator.Upstairs, on the first floor there are five well-appointed bedrooms, two of which have en suite bathrooms, along with a comfortable sitting room, a study area, and a family bathroom.Outside, there is a charming cobbled courtyard shaded by magnificent holm oaks and, nearby, there is a woodshed, a maintenance workshop, and a storage room.The residence is equipped with a full range of modern amenities, including a fire and CO2 detection system, a security alarm, a HiFi sound system, terrestrial and satellite TV.
The carpentry throughout is wooden, with restored doors salvaged from historic convents. The upper floor is supported by ancient pillars dating back to the Tartessian era. The furniture is unique, with exquisite pieces sourced from Asia and Africa.
The houses are set within a walled enclosure, which also contains a traditional stone watering trough, mature holm oaks, fruit trees, and two vineyards—one planted with white Verdejo grapes and the other with red Garnacha vines. All buildings are equipped with 24/7 HD CCTV surveillance and exterior lighting.
The Secondary HouseA stone-paved path leads from the main house to a secondary residence, designed for hosting gatherings and events. This property consists of a bedroom with four beds (two bunk beds), a bathroom, a comfortable sitting area with a sofa, a music system, and a TV. The rustic kitchen, featuring stone finishes and wooden furnishings, is fully equipped and integrated into a spacious dining and living area capable of seating more than ten guests. A stone-built fireplace and a barbecue complete the space, making it ideal for entertaining.
Additional Buildings and Potential for ExpansionSeveral additional structures offer further development potential for rural tourism. Located at a distance from the main complex, these rustic buildings include a small shepherd’s refuge with a fireplace and another structure currently used as a pigsty, which could be converted into residential accommodation. There are also two solid stone buildings, each measuring 35m², which serve as storage for the estate’s battery systems, while a third similar structure houses a 10,000-litre water tank, continuously supplied by a natural spring throughout the year.
This exceptional property combines a livestock operation with tourism potential, and is set within a stunning natural landscape, offering complete privacy and sustainability, without sacrificing modern comforts. All agricultural equipment and tools are included in the sale price.
