Large Finca with Equestrian Facilities

Set in the heart of the Sierra de Aracena Natural Park, just 2 km from the village of La Nava, this beautiful 40-hectare finca offers privacy, natural beauty and excellent agricultural potential.

The land is predominantly covered with cork oak, holm oak and olive trees. A natural spring runs across the entire property, a rare and valuable feature, and a traditional alberca (water reservoir) remains as a reminder of its past use as irrigated farmland. The cork oaks currently produce over 800 quintales of cork every nine years, providing a significant periodic income.

The House

The original farmhouse has been completely rebuilt in stone by the current owner, creating a solid and characterful single-storey home finished in a traditional rustic style.

The layout includes:

• Spacious entrance living room with vaulted ceilings and a large open fireplace

• Fully fitted country-style kitchen

• Generous pantry

• Four large bedrooms, some with built-in wardrobes

• Two bathrooms

The house is well constructed, comfortable and full of character, with quality materials throughout.

Outdoor Living

The exterior spaces are designed to enjoy the peaceful surroundings and open views across the countryside.

A large south-facing porch with vine-covered pergola provides a natural shaded area, ideal for long outdoor meals. There is also a fully built outdoor kitchen area with barbecue, bread oven and bar, perfect for entertaining.

Land, Water & Facilities

The finca benefits from abundant water resources, including:

• Natural spring running through the land

• Private well

• Traditional irrigation features

A substantial photovoltaic installation supplies electricity to the property.

For those interested in equestrian or agricultural use, the property is well equipped with:

• Riding arena

• Four large stables within a spacious agricultural building

• Storage areas and garage space

• Capacity for raising Iberian pigs

The Area

The Sierra de Aracena Natural Park is one of Andalucía’s most unspoilt regions, known for its rolling landscapes, forests of cork and holm oak, and traditional villages. The nearby village of La Nava offers basic services, while larger towns in the area provide supermarkets, health centres, schools and restaurants.

The region is particularly well known for its gastronomy, outdoor lifestyle and peaceful atmosphere, making it ideal for those looking to combine rural living with a productive estate.

A rare opportunity to acquire a substantial finca with water, income potential and excellent facilities in one of southern Spain’s most beautiful natural settings.

Important Advice

Please note: due to security reasons and GDPR regulations, we do not give exact locations or owner contact details.

The description and details listed above are merely a guide and do not form part of any future contract.

When budgeting please remember to take into account the additional costs of buying which are currently: In Andalucía and Madrid 11.5% - 12%, in Extremadura 13%, - 14%, In Castilla La Mancha and Castilla Leon 12% - 13% y en Murcia 12.5% - 13.5%. These percentages cover everything: government purchase tax, lawyer, notary, registry and buyer's share of agency commission.