The distinctive feature of this beautiful dehesa is that it has a lovely house, perfectly situated on high ground in the centre of the estate, with magnificent views.

The estate is about 50′ by car along the motorway from Seville, in the direction of the Autovía de la Plata. Along this same motorway, it is about 4 h from Madrid.

A major attraction of the estate is that it is enclosed with game fencing and is a big-game hunting reserve, so driven hunts and stalking parties for deer and wild boar can be held.

The estate is quite clearly divided: on the one hand, an area of dehesa with well-spaced, centuries-old holm oaks, reinforced with protective guards around new young holm oaks planted about 20 years ago, ensuring excellent tree density. This area is cleared of scrub and in perfect condition to support around 125 Iberian pigs during the montanera season and around 50 cows that live there all year round.

The hunting area lies further south. It is more rugged, with more scrub and somewhat younger trees. This area is used almost exclusively for hunting, as the cows and pigs do not have access to it.

As for the houses, there are two that are fully operational, both renovated old houses that were already on the estate.

The house is on a hill and has lovely views to the south. From the terrace, you can see a good part of the estate, with its hills and meadows. It is quite large. It has about 6 bedrooms, plus the caretaker’s house and an apartment for the staff. At the front, there is a large porch where much of family life takes place.