An 85-hectare livestock farm situated in a river valley near El Chorro, the Caminito del Rey and El Torcal de Antequera, with a character-filled ruined cortijo to restore.

9,66 hectares of olive groves (olive grove)
5,15 hectares of irrigated land
70,20 hectares of pasture for livestock (arable land)

Situated on the broad banks of the Arroyo de las Piedras, a tributary that flows into the Guadalhorce River, this 85-hectare farm offers the opportunity to engage in livestock farming and create a sustainable, low-impact tourism destination focused on rewilding.

The farm is located among some of the most visited destinations and areas of outstanding natural beauty in the province of Málaga: the El Chorro gorge and the Caminito del Rey, and the fascinating El Torcal de Antequera, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The land is divided into different areas:

There are 9,66 hectares of well-maintained olive groves, 5,15 hectares of irrigated land, suitable for small-scale farming, and 70,20 hectares of pasture. The farm's features make it attractive for regenerative agriculture and nature restoration projects, with potential for creating a charming guest accommodation.

The farm's main cortijo is easily accessible and was formerly used mainly as a stable. It features distinctive Mozarabic architectural elements, with a predominance of arches framing the views, and the buildings are arranged around a central courtyard. There are additional outbuildings that can be used as a garage or stable.

Cadastral references:
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29012A003001860000UO
29012A003001980000UZ
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Distances:
El Chorro - 8 km
Álora - 10 km
Caminito del Rey - 14 km
El Torcal de Antequera - 42 km
Málaga Airport - 53 km