Hunting estate in Andalusia

10.000.000

Description

A large estate with great potential for hunting, hospitality, recreation, livestock, and equestrian activities, centered around a 3,176 m² main building of remarkable architectural and historical value, featuring an Andalusian courtyard, Mudéjar brick facades, and original 16th-century elements. It can be used as a high-quality hotel (rated four stars), as a private residence, or both.

The estate offers exceptional water resources — a fishing river, natural springs, and its own dams — extensive agricultural areas, and a top-tier big and small game hunting reserve, 80% fenced to allow natural repopulation of wildlife from the neighboring mountain range.

Fact Sheet

Main House / Hotel ****

• Building: 3,176 m², distributed across a semi-basement, ground floor, and first floor
• Rooms: 34 (master suite, junior suites, and double and single rooms)
• Rating: four-star hotel (previously awarded)
• Amenities: restaurant for 350 people, main hall with fireplace, Andalusian patios with historic fountains, event hall, indoor heated pool, spa, gym, saunas, and gardens with waterfalls
• Security: CCTV video surveillance, alarms, and fire protection
• Parking: capacity for 250 vehicles

Water Resources

• Designated fishing river, inhabited by native trout
• 15 natural springs
• 3 legally registered dams, recorded with the River Basin Authority
• Abundant water flow, suitable for agricultural irrigation or a mineral water bottling plant

Agricultural Areas

• Arable and cultivated areas suitable for olive, almond, or pistachio trees
• Forage crops for the estate’s own livestock
• Eligible for European subsidies for forest conservation, agricultural and livestock farming, farmhouse restoration, and woodland clearing

Hunting

• Wildlife: wild boar, ibex, partridge, rabbit, hare, and wood pigeon; home to protected species such as the golden eagle, eagle owl, and wildcat
• Methods: primarily driven hunts, given the spectacular terrain, plus excellent conditions for stalking
• Fencing: 80% of the estate fenced; remaining 20% inaccessible to people, adjacent to the most rugged mountain range, gradually repopulated with wild boar, deer, and ibex; internal fences demarcate pasture and cultivated areas

Communications and Access

• Private entrance after leaving the highway
• Road 80% paved with asphalt, remainder in high-quality reinforced concrete
• Numerous internal forest tracks
• Low-voltage power line
• Approved project for a helipad

Buildings and Facilities

• 60 m² wooden entrance house, for control, security, or visitor reception
• Several farmhouses retaining their original structure, perfect for restoration
• 500 m² industrial building with garages, workshop, horse stalls, and its own water source
• Livestock facilities: riding arena, stables for 50 mares, individual stalls, and storage buildings
• Recreational areas by the river, with barbecues and a 60 m² cabin with a fireplace and well
• 700,000-liter water tank with a water treatment system and underground supply networks
• 475 kVA soundproof generator for emergency electrical autonomy

Professional Assessment

This is a large estate with great potential for hunting, hospitality, recreation, livestock, and equestrian activities. It boasts a well-built 3,176 m² property, constructed to the highest standards. The interior reveals an architectural character of great aesthetic and heritage value. Its central Andalusian courtyard acts as a unifying element, providing light, harmony, and authenticity. The original 16th-century wooden doors, the Mudéjar brick facades, the floors combining marble and terracotta tiles, the intensely colored leaded stained-glass windows, and the elegant coffered wooden ceilings together create a whole of extraordinary character.

This estate can be used as a high-quality **** hotel, as a private residence, or both.

With such abundant water resources, the estate holds all the necessary permits for the opening of a quality water bottling plant.

The exceptionally high quality of the big game trophies — wild boar, ibex, and deer — means that year after year, following several driven hunts and stalking trips, the estate is naturally repopulated with new animals entering through the 20% of the perimeter that remains unfenced. This fence was built specifically for that purpose: to attract animals from the nearby mountains of the natural park, where hunting is not permitted, drawn in search of food.

For any questions or further information, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Best regards,
Juan José Tebar — Managing Partner / Game Manager
Mobile: +34 659 179 056 / +34 692 280 267 · Office: +34 913 862 144