Agricultural land for sale in Seville
Discover varied offers of agricultural land in Seville, ideal for unique projects. Located in key areas, these properties offer multiple possibilities to develop your vision. Moreover, the prices are competitive, ensuring an excellent price-quality ratio.
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What is the average price of agricultural land in Seville?
According to the latest data from the Ministry of Agriculture, dated 2024, the average price of agricultural land in Seville is 10,776 euros per hectare for dryland and 25,672 euros per hectare for irrigated land.
What are the best areas to buy agricultural farms in Seville?
In our opinion, the best areas to buy agricultural farms in Seville are the Vega del Guadalquivir, the Lower Guadalquivir (municipalities such as Marchena, Écija and Carmona), the Aljarafe, the Sierra Norte de Sevilla, and the Guadalquivir marshes.
Where can I buy agricultural land in Seville?
On Cocampo you can search for and buy agricultural land in Seville. We have a variety of farmland in the region, tailored to all needs.
What is the difference between irrigated and dryland farms in Seville?
The main difference between an irrigated and a dryland farm in Seville is that the former has access to water, while the latter depends on rainfall to irrigate crops. This difference affects the types of products that can be grown, the productivity (usually higher in irrigated land), and also the price of the land. On Cocampo we have both dryland and irrigated farms. If you're looking for dryland farms, type “secano” in our keyword filter. If you prefer irrigated farms, type “regadío” or “agua”.
What types of crops can be planted in Seville?
In Seville, you can grow citrus fruits, especially oranges, as the region is one of the main producers in the country. You can also grow vegetables, stone fruits (peaches, nectarines, cherries, plums, etc.), and pome fruits (apples and pears). In addition, maize, sugar beet, sunflower, cereals, olive trees, and vineyards are cultivated in the region.
What is the minimum size an agricultural farm in Seville should have to be profitable?
The minimum size of an agricultural farm in Seville to be profitable depends on the farm’s cultivation system (dryland or irrigated). In irrigated systems, productivity per hectare is higher, so fewer hectares are needed to achieve good yields. In dryland, more extensive land is required to obtain similar results. As a reference, in Andalusia, the average utilized agricultural area per farm is 17.7 hectares.