Opis:

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It is a typical andalusian “dehesa”, one million square meters of of gently rolling hills, covered with cork and stone oaks leaving big enough areas for growing a great variety of produce. The finca lies in the Sierra de Aracena, not far from Seville and with excellent road connections to Portugal, the Extremadura and even the Atlantic. The cork oaks, apart from producing valuable animal feed, every 8 to 9 years yield about 25.000 kilos of cork (500 quintales) and the stone oaks produce the carbohydrate and protein rich acorns which are fed to the “pata negra” pigs, world famous for their excellent ham.

There are two farm houses, one completely renovated with three bedrooms, large lounge with open fire place, bath and kitchen and the other renovated to a lesser degree, but livable.

Besides the “cortijos” there are seven barns of various sizes serving as storing facilities for straw and other produce. Some of the barns used be accommodation for the workers and could be turned into tourist quarters. There is plenty of water on the estate either coming from several artesian wells dotted throughout the property or natural springs and there even is a small creek passing through the land. There also is mains electricity.

Apart from being a superb place to for well off retiree leading the genteel life of a gentleman farmer the estate offers great potential as an agricultural business, but could also be converted into a hunting estate or a destination for rural tourism.

Features:

large land/ grosses sehr schones Grundstuck in wun