Agricultural land for sale in Madrid
Find exclusive collections of agricultural land in Madrid, designed for smart investments. Positioned in privileged surroundings, these plots give you access to a wide range of options to invest successfully. On top of that, the costs are adjusted, highlighting an secure investment.
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Where can I find agricultural land in Madrid?
On Cocampo, you can find agricultural land in Madrid. We are a platform specialized in the purchase and lease of rural properties, offering a wide variety of farmland in the region, available in different sizes and price ranges.
What types of agricultural farms are for sale in Madrid?
In Madrid, there are different types of agricultural farms. On one hand, there are irrigated agricultural farms, ideal for intensive farming. On the other hand, there are dryland agricultural farms. Additionally, there are agricultural farms with housing, combining agricultural and recreational use.
Can I find agricultural farms in Madrid with a house?
Yes, on Cocampo you can find agricultural farms in Madrid with a house. The fastest way to locate them is by using our keyword filter and entering terms such as “house” or “building.” When you apply the filter, you will see agricultural land in Madrid that includes housing.
What are the best areas in Madrid to buy agricultural land?
Some of the best areas in Madrid to buy agricultural land are the south (Aranjuez, Campo Real, and Navalcarnero), the southeast (Perales de Tajuña and Colmenar de Oreja), the Sierra de Madrid (Guadarrama and San Martín de Valdeiglesias), and the northwest (Fuente el Saz de Jarama and Mejorada del Campo).
What types of crops are suitable for an agricultural farm in Madrid?
The most suitable crops for an agricultural farm in Madrid are vineyards and olive trees. The latter adapt very well to the soils of the southern and southeastern parts of the region. Vegetables (tomatoes, peppers, lettuce…), cereals (barley, wheat, and oats), and fruit trees, especially fig trees and plum trees, are also appropriate.
What is the average price of agricultural land in Madrid?
According to the latest report from the Ministry of Agriculture on Average Annual Prices of Agricultural Land, corresponding to 2024, the average price of agricultural land is €20,031 per hectare for irrigated land and €9,282 per hectare for dryland.