The property extends over a total area of 350 hectares in the municipality of Leganiel, Cuenca, located 80 km from Madrid with a journey time of less than one hour by car. The estate comprises 200 hectares devoted to dryland crops - wheat and barley - and 180 hectares of woodland with timber-producing pine forest and pasture on adjoining hills. The operation includes PAC entitlements, and there is the possibility of introducing irrigation by joining the local Irrigation Community.

As for its hunting potential, the estate previously operated as a big and small game hunting reserve, with the option of resuming this activity in the natural surroundings.

The property includes a historic manor house built in 1800, with 900 m² distributed over three floors, located in Plaza Isabel I de Castilla in the urban centre of Leganiel. The building has an interior courtyard of 500 m² with capacity to accommodate agricultural machinery. The facilities are completed by 1,100 m² of storage buildings and an additional warehouse intended for grain storage. The property is presented as an enclosed complex occupying practically an entire city block.

The estate maintains an active, operational productive activity, with direct access from the cultivated land. Its location less than an hour from Madrid provides connectivity to major markets while retaining its rural character. The property is offered in its entirety, with the possibility of negotiating separate parts being considered.

The estate's features allow it to be developed for agricultural, hunting or rural tourism activities, combining its current productive capacity with the existing facilities and the potential of the land.