A beautiful family property in the mountains of the Sierra de Aracena (Western Andalusia, Spain), nestled on 400 hectares of land surrounded by rolling hills covered with holm oaks and acorns. The location of the property provides total privacy while still being close enough to the services you need. Completely restored and decorated with family antiques and artworks adorning the walls, this is a luxurious retreat for either family use or vacation rental. The country house ('Cortijo') features air conditioning and has 13 spacious rooms, each with its own bathroom, dining room, formal living room, billiard room, gym, and spa. It has two pools - an outdoor saltwater pool that is not heated and a heated whirlpool pool. In the spa area, there is also a counter-current swimming pool and a sauna room that can accommodate four people. The restoration of the property began in 2007 and was finally completed in 2017. During remodeling, great attention was paid to ensuring that the house could operate in the most efficient and environmentally friendly way possible: ➔ The walls and ceilings were fully insulated to ensure that the house stayed cool in summer and retained heat in winter. ➔ All rooms have double glazing. ➔ The house has a system for recycling dirty water - water from sinks, bathtubs, and showers is cleaned and reused in sanitary systems. ➔ Hot water is heated through its own solar panel installation as well as through heat generated by air conditioning units. ➔ The property is connected to the water network but can also utilize two natural wells. ➔ The property has an extensive solar panel installation with battery storage facility making it self-sufficient. ➔ The property has WiFi throughout both interior and exterior areas. ➔ The house features a commercial-style kitchen that offers complete versatility to cater for large-scale catering needs. ➔ The gardens are mature with fruit trees, olive trees, vines, and shrubs. The gardens have installed irrigation systems and are watered using water from the reservoir. ➔ The estate is self-sufficient, generating income from various sources such as pasture rentals, breeding livestock, ham drying facility, cork harvesting, wood cutting, hunting, and montanera (acorn feeding for Iberian pigs).