This magical house is located in the heart of the Sierra de Grazalema. Here runs the Majaceite River, one of the most abundant in southern Spain as it collects the waters from the enormous rainfall of Grazalema, one of the rainiest areas in Spain, where it is common to measure more than 2,000 l/m2 in normal years. Thanks to this, a microclimate is formed in the area and this house is in the epicenter of humidity, springs, pools, and ponds... and as a result of that, of the vegetation, birdlife, and the atypical landscape for being in the so-called Lower Andalusia instead of the Saja-Nansa valley in Cantabria... It is a property with a large plot of almost 2 hectares (17,745 m2) of triangular shape that borders partly with the road and partly with the Majaceite River. It has a part with more slope, and a flatter part, suitable for a vegetable garden or fruit trees. Abundant water. Mains electricity. It has two buildings with a total of about 260 m2 built. The main one is an old 'Batán' (hydraulic mill) from the 18th century, rebuilt in 2008 as a residence. It has two floors. Upstairs, a spacious living room with wooden coffered ceiling and fireplace, facing 3 sides, so it gets sun almost all day. It has a small kitchen with a lot of charm. Downstairs, taking advantage of the contour lines, 3 bedrooms with 3 bathrooms inside. Several terraces on different levels with two pools and springs through which the endless fresh water flows... Closer to the entrance, a second, more modest, modern building with a living-dining-kitchen area, two bedrooms, and a bathroom. In total about 260 m2 built.