This dehesa is beautiful. It is set in rolling countryside, with unbeatable views of the surrounding area and the Sierra de Líjar, right on the borders of the province of Seville with Cádiz and Málaga. It is about 90′ by car from each of them.

It has around 1,200 has. of meadows, woodland (mainly holm oaks and wild olive trees) and scrubland. The more open areas are used for livestock (cows, Iberian pigs and goats). The denser areas are reserved for wild boar hunting.

It also has several olive groves that have been converted to irrigation.

As it is a limestone area, there are many springs on the estate that flow all year round, which is much appreciated.

The house is in an elevated area, with good views. It is an old, well-maintained cortijo, with various outbuildings ranging from the main house to the farmhands’ house and a carriage museum, which could undoubtedly be repurposed.