Beautiful agricultural, livestock and recreational hunting estate with all amenities. It is a gently undulating, level holm oak woodland, entirely covered with holm oaks, with approximately 25,000 trees.
It is a small-game hunting reserve, although there are also some wild boar and deer.
The estate, measuring 402 net Hras. according to the deed (although it currently enjoys approximately 20 additional Hras., consisting of a track that runs through the smallest part of the estate but is incorporated into it and is not currently used by anyone), is located alongside national road 432, Córdoba-Badajoz, in the heart of the Valle del Guadiato. It has TWO AND A HALF KILOMETRES OF FRONTAGE ON THE ROAD and is divided by it, although the two parts are connected by two underpasses beneath the road. One of the two parts of the estate measures approximately 300 Hras., with the remainder making up the other part.
There are three reservoirs on the estate, one of which is fed by a stream that flows permanently.
There is a borehole with an excellent yield, which supplies each of the estate’s nine enclosures, where drinking troughs for pigs and sheep are located. A water cistern has recently been built at the highest point of the estate, near the dwelling planned for construction; from there, the water reaches all the enclosures by gravity, due to the elevation difference.
The estate is entirely enclosed with completely new 1.40-metre-high mesh fencing, gates connecting the enclosures, and an entrance gate with stone walls from the estate itself, also recently built. In addition, it is criss-crossed throughout by new, rolled and compacted tracks.
There is a 600 m2 multipurpose livestock shed, with a livestock unloading ramp, a storeroom and an apartment for the livestock caretaker, all of which has just been completed. It has a Technical Project drawn up by an Agricultural Engineer and a Municipal Building Permit, as well as all other relevant permits. There is a sanitary disinfection dip at the estate entrance (through the service gate), as well as a manure pit near the shed.
Projects have also been drawn up for the construction of a dwelling for the owners, another dwelling for the caretaker, facilities for horse boxes, and garages; the Building Permits for these have been granted and paid for. The caretaker’s house is the one shown in the photos.
The hunters’ pavilion has also been renovated. It consists of a spacious living room with a fireplace, a kitchen, a bathroom and a large porch overlooking the estate.
One of the other existing buildings on the estate has been renovated for use as a chicken coop, with an enclosed outdoor area surrounded by mesh fencing, including overhead mesh.
The estate has a recently installed electricity supply contracted with SEVILLANA. Both the High Voltage line (overhead and running through a neighbouring estate) and the Low Voltage line (buried across the estate), which supply electricity to the shed and other facilities, the borehole and the Hunting Pavilion, and are also intended to supply the dwellings and other buildings planned for the future, are owned by the estate.
The estate is located very close to the town. It is about two kilometres from the estate to the town centre, and only about sixty kilometres from Córdoba, so for someone whose usual residence is in Córdoba, it is a half-hour drive, as the road is excellent in both width and surface.
It is free of charges and encumbrances.