Estate with an area of 8,47 hectares of albariza land planted with vines, some of them 10 years old and others more than 20 years old. Possibility of expanding the vineyard area, as the owners of the adjoining properties are selling. The pago or area where it is located is very good for ‘vinateros’, but the vines can be uprooted, subsidies claimed, and olive trees, almond trees, etc. planted. It has drinking water, a cistern and wells. The Cortijo was renovated in 2007, and has 867 m2 of urban construction and 549 m2 of rural construction, with references to the house dating from the year 1.300; quality materials predominate in the patios and entrance. The patio columns are made of timber salvaged from old convents and churches, bought from a friend who is an antiques dealer. The rest of the house’s materials include natural stone, tiles, old bricks, ostionera stone—which can be seen in the photographs, both the stone and the old bricks recovered during the renovation of the house—and granite. The tiles in the upstairs bathroom are also old. On the ground floor of the Cortijo there is a small wine cellar, a spacious recreation room with toilets and air conditioning, a fully equipped kitchen, and an adjoining dining room with a fireplace and toilet. On the upper floor there are 4 bedrooms, a bathroom and a dressing room; everything is practically unused and fully furnished. One of the bedrooms has access to a spacious terrace with excellent views of both the estate and the natural surroundings. As for the Cortijo’s own facilities for the horses, it has: *12 boxes. *barn with 4 foaling stalls. *enclosure for horses. *enclosure for mares and foals. *tack room. *2 interior patios. *room for machinery: tractors and machines for the land and horses. *8 hectares of vineyards. *2 covered storage buildings for straw and hay. *enclosed riding arena for training. *kitchen. *living-dining room. *room for celebrations. *small wine cellar. *three-phase electricity. *security camera system throughout all the Cortijo’s facilities. It is currently used for breeding PRE purebred Spanish horses, which are sold nationally and internationally. The estate has a garden area with a large number of trees and fruit trees: fig, persimmon, cherimoya, orange, avocado, mango, papaya, olive, bay laurel, peach, plum and stone pine. IBI rural: 474,04 €. IBI urban: 406,86 €. In compliance with decree 218/2005 of the Junta de Andalucía, dated 11 October, clients are informed that notary fees, registry fees, ITP, agency fees and other expenses inherent to the purchase and sale are not included in the price.