The property comprises 1,467 hectares located in the Montes de Toledo, 127 kilometres from Madrid. The land is divided into 873 hectares of woodland, 163 hectares of irrigated land devoted to growing olive trees and almond trees, and 428 hectares of dryland, forming an operation with positive financial results. The woody crops include 90 hectares of almond trees, with a total of 31,500 trees, and 73 hectares of olive groves with 23,000 trees of the Picual and Cornicabra varieties.

The estate has a Hunting Management Plan authorising big-game hunting, with quotas of 51 adult male deer and 57 females or young, 6 adult male roe deer and 10 females or young, and 70 wild boar. It has capacity for four driven hunts with 25 stands and one additional driven hunt with 15 stands, and is also authorised for all forms of small-game hunting.

The livestock operation houses 110 Limousin cattle and 120 Purebred Spanish horses. Infrastructure includes the main house, with seven bedrooms, a living room, gardens and a swimming pool, alongside an events hall with a bar, two riding arenas—one covered and one open-air—stables, sheds, six staff residences, and complete perimeter and internal fencing.

In terms of water resources, the estate has several natural springs, six collection reservoirs, three wells with a flow rate of more than 200,000 litres per hour, a 600 m³ water tank, eleven water troughs, and a gravity-fed distribution system. It also has its own power line and a complete range of agricultural machinery, comprising four tractors, a combine harvester, two trailers, a seed drill, a 12,000-litre water tank, and various auxiliary equipment.

This is an established agricultural, livestock and hunting operation, with self-sufficient infrastructure and excellent access from Madrid.