Agricultural properties for sale in Aragon

Before investing in large agricultural farms for sale in Aragón, we recommend considering the location of the farm within Aragón, its accessibility, and water availability. Likewise, it is important to know whether the farm receives CAP subsidies. 

On Cocampo, a portal specialized in the buying, selling, and leasing of rural properties, you can find large agricultural farms for sale in Aragón. To access them, use the surface area filter located on the left side of this page. Define the minimum and maximum number of hectares you are interested in, click on “Apply filters,” and the large agricultural farms for sale in Aragón currently available on our platform will appear. If you do not find what you are looking for at the time of your search, you can activate an alert through our alert system. We will notify you by email when new large agricultural farms for sale in Aragón matching your criteria are published. 

Agricultural farms in Aragón are known for cereal cultivation, especially barley, with around 445,000 hectares, which is very common in the provinces of Huesca and Zaragoza. Wheat (both hard and soft), mainly used for animal feed, and corn are also significant. Additionally, fallow land stands out with 456,000 hectares, as well as alfalfa, with more than 80,000 hectares. Among non-citrus fruit trees, the almond tree is one of the most representative crops, with nearly 96,000 hectares, mostly found in Huesca and Teruel. Other important crops include peach trees, nectarines, olive trees, and vineyards. 

Among the most profitable crops are barley, alfalfa, woody crops such as almond trees, and some fruit trees. If you are considering acquiring agricultural land in Aragón, it is advisable to take these products into account. 

It depends on the type of crop you want to plant on the farm. For cereals, areas such as La Hoya de Huesca and Los Monegros (Huesca), as well as La Depresión del Ebro and Cinco Villas (Zaragoza) stand out. For almond cultivation, consider Maestrazgo and Bajo Aragón (Teruel), as well as Somontano de Barbastro and Bajo Cinca (Huesca). For vineyard planting, the regions with Designation of Origin stand out, such as Somontano (Huesca) and Campo de Borja, Cariñena, and Calatayud (Zaragoza).