The estate has an area of 530 hectares and is located within the municipal boundaries of Rossell and Pobla de Benifassà, in the Montes de Benifassà, at an altitude of between 700 and 1,000 metres. The hunting reserve of which it forms part covers approximately 1,030 hectares in total.

The property faces mainly south and features a mountain landscape, meadows, holm oaks and areas of black pine. The land comprises eight valleys and offers good conditions for hunting Beceite ibex, as well as wild boar and roe deer.

Buildings
The estate includes several buildings that require renovation:

Mas El Esqueche: 370 m², two storeys, south-facing, with views of the Mediterranean.
Mas Cremat: 140 m², two storeys, located on the northern slope. It has three nearby ponds, approximately 50, 100 and 150 metres away.
Mas La Corraliza: 180 m², two storeys, south-facing.
Mas de Inza: a one-third share in an adjoining farmhouse.
Hunting activity
Over the last 45 years, according to information provided by the owner, approximately the following have been taken:

500 Beceite ibex trophies.
1,100 wild boar.
4 roe deer.
The reserve is considered one of the best areas for hunting Beceite ibex.

Before the pandemic, up to around 10 ibex licences were granted per season. Currently, approximately 2 licences are granted annually.

As the 530 hectares of El Esqueche represent slightly more than half of the combined reserve, approximately 51% of the licences correspond to the property, according to the agreement described in the dossier.

Roe deer were reintroduced around 3-4 years ago and the population is growing. Currently, approximately 2 licences are granted annually.

Wild boar hunting is carried out through driven hunts and, with the corresponding authorisation, may also be practised individually, with no limit on the number of animals taken.

Possibility of introducing deer
There is the possibility of fencing off approximately one third of the estate to introduce other species, such as deer.

The owner considers that an area of approximately 50-80 hectares could be sufficient to sustain them. To erect the fence, the corresponding project would need to be submitted to the competent authority.

Guide and surveillance
Joaquín works in the Bel area and has been a hunting guide and person responsible for the land for around 40 years.

The current owner has an agreement with him that a future buyer could maintain, modify or cancel. Joaquín carries out surveillance and land maintenance duties and accompanies hunters.

Estate price
1.650.000 €

Access
Castellón Airport: approximately 48 km / 1 hour.
Valencia Airport: approximately 130 km / 2 hours.
Reus Airport: approximately 101 km / 1 hour and 30 minutes.
The owner offers the possibility of welcoming interested parties at Masía de Castellmont and personally showing them the estate. The owner also offers accommodation during the visit and, if arriving in Barcelona or Reus, the possibility of picking up visitors in their vehicle.