This beautiful estate occupies part of three municipal terms in the Sierra de Andújar.

It is a well-covered and well-maintained pasture, mainly with holm oaks and cork oaks.

Its surface area, according to the Cadastre, is 1,361 hectares.

The estate grazes a tame cattle ranch with 200 breeding cows and a fighting cattle ranch with 100 breeding cows (the brand dates back to 1943). Both the tame and fighting cows have CAP rights.

There is also a pig farming registration number, which allows for 150 animals (currently only used for leasing the acorn-fed period).

It is a hunting ground for big game and small game. In the estate there are three areas where hunts can be organized, with deer, fallow deer, mouflon sheep and wild boars, partridge, turtledove and pigeon.

Infrastructure

- Main farmhouse with 10 bedrooms, dining room, living room,
kitchen and pantry,
two bathrooms
and a toilet,
barns for storing feed
and forage,
stables,
pigsties etc.
The farmhouse has running water
and electricity supply comes from photovoltaic panels

-2 houses for cowboys

-A house for a guard

-Bullring

-Treatment pen

-Fenced areas for livestock handling

-Fenced areas for fattening livestock 

-Fenced areas for livestock breeding 

-Three wells with pumps powered by photovoltaic panels 

-Two wells with pumps powered by internal combustion groups 

-Seven wells without pumps to extract water 
one of which belonged to an old mine. 

-Watering holes 
-A network of pipes to connect wells 
and boreholes together 
and with watering holes.  

Income  

From the estate income is obtained from:  

-Sale of tame cattle  
and waste fighting bulls  
for meat.   

-Sale of fighting bulls  
for bullfighting.   

-Leasing of hunting rights.   

-Leasing of acorn-fed period.   

-Cork sale    

-CAP subsidies worth about €110000/year