Are you looking for an estate of more than 450 fanegas, with a castle?
Rustic estate located 5 km from the town of Olvera  Cadiz , with access from the A-384 National Road.
Rustic estate dedicated to dry farming, with most of the land covered by low scrub. Its terrain is slightly undulating, with an average elevation of around 600 m above sea level.
The terrain slopes down from south to north, with small elevations or rises in the area known as Cerro de las Carastas, the highest point being a hill at an elevation of 688 m.
The estate is divided in two by the A-384 road, with most of the estate situated in the northern part. Along the section where it divides the estate, this road borders the property for a length of 2.067 m. ·
A tunnel crosses the northern third of the estate from southwest to northeast, following the route of the old railway line that was intended to connect Jerez with Almargen but never came into operation. 
It is now a greenway for hiking. Within the estate, this route is open to the sky only at its ends.
There is a track on the western side that runs from north to south across the estate until it reaches a quarry in the area known as Rancho de Recacha. This same track connects with the Canada de los Carbones, which comes from the west, and continues eastwards until it reaches the main building. Another track runs along the eastern side from north to south until it reaches the eastern end of the greenway tunnel. Another track provides access to the estate from the A-384 road and connects with the main building. In the southern third of the estate, always south of the A-384 road, there are two tracks: one divides it in two from northwest to southeast; this is the road from Alcala to Pruna. The other divides this area from southwest to northeast.
The entire estate is registered under two land registry entries. 
Note: In the deeds, the buildings appear only as the names of the properties, without specifying any existing buildings or their dimensions; that is, the names 'Cortijo conocido con el nombre de Brena' and 'Un cortijo nombrado de Recacha' appear to identify the properties.
BUILDINGS
-Cortijo Principal de las Brenas: It has several buildings and sheds, with a total built area of around 840 m2
-Ruins north of Cortijo Las Brenas: These consist of a series of ruins, with some walls still standing and no roofs or coverings. They are located south of a crag situated north of Cortijo de Las Brenas.
These ruins appear to belong to an ancient fortress or castle.
-Cortijo de Recacha: A building that gives its name to its land registry entry and formed part of what was known as Castillo de Vallehermoso. It is accessed via the track that leads to the Canada Real de Carbones and which
connects with Cortijo de Las Brenas. It is basically an 'L'-shaped building with a built area of 175 m2.
CROPS
If we consider the division of the estate according to agricultural productivity, we find that most of it is devoted to pasture and scrubland, while the arable land used for dry farming accounts for just over 20°/o of the total. There is a little over one hectare of olive grove, although there are more olive trees scattered around the surrounding area, bringing the total to 167 olive trees, all in
the southern part of the estate.
OTHER ACTIVITIES
-Active quarry
-Active hunting reserve
Please contact us for details; we will be delighted to assist you at the Conexalia Office in Olvera  C/ Calvario, 117 , email: #####################@#####.###, or telephone 601604500  telephone or WhatsApp .
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