In the Apurchil basin, 171 hectares are forest land and 31 hectares are under cultivation, with irrigated fruit trees using drip irrigation. The Perona estate consists entirely of forest land.
Fuente Perona has a spring with a permanent flow, even during extreme drought, and La Hoya uses water from this spring to irrigate the existing fruit-growing operations, which consist of apricot and plum trees, young trees in full production, with their drip irrigation system. This cultivated area is completely fenced with game fencing and posts.
The estate also has six reservoirs, two of them lined with polyethylene, with capacities ranging from 20,000 to 30,000 m3. The other four reservoirs, made of natural earth, have a combined capacity of around 150,000 m3.
It has a dwelling in a semi-ruinous condition and two small storage buildings. The estate has a good network of roads and tracks that allow agricultural and hunting activities and transit.