This beautiful livestock dehesa has always been so, and it shows. Cattle ‘make dehesa’ and, over the years, noticeably improve it by selectively grazing the grasses; they contribute to the transport and supply of nutrients, increasing soil fertility through their natural manure.

In this case, we are looking at a predominantly livestock dehesa, rolling but not rugged, with healthy, well-spaced trees, mainly holm oaks that provide shade for the cows but also support the autumn montanera.

It has several scattered livestock buildings, such as pigsties and pens. It has no dwelling.

It has livestock fencing and is cerrileada. There is no power line.

It is perfectly connected via the Extremadura motorway, about 1/2 from Seville.