Cortijo, Rental Apartments, Garden

Set in landscaped gardens overlooking the valley of the Río Trevélez and with views towards the Sierra Lújar, this exceptional property combines private living, established rental income and the possibility of hosting cultural or small musical events. It offers not only a home in a striking natural setting, but also a creative and economic lifestyle opportunity in Andalusia.

The estate comprises several distinct buildings arranged within mature gardens.

Main House

The upper floor houses the owners’ private apartment, which includes:

• Spacious through lounge with wide patio doors on two sides

• Private terrace with open valley and mountain views

• Modern fully fitted kitchen with breakfast bar

• Master bedroom

• Bathroom

• Stairs leading down to a second bedroom, currently used as an office

On the lower floor are two one-bedroom apartments in excellent condition, opening onto a charming internal courtyard. Also accessed from this courtyard are the laundry and machine room.

The entire house benefits from underfloor heating and hot water supplied by a heat pump.

Gardens & Yurt Accommodation

Pathways wind through carefully designed and mature gardens to a large garden shed and enclosed chicken house.

In a more secluded area, enclosed by trees, stands a fully equipped yurt with:

• Outdoor kitchen

• Indoor shower room

• Modern Swedish compost toilet

• Private terrace with views towards the Sierra Lújar 

Garage Building & Event Area

At a lower level and some distance from the yurt is a 50 m² stone-built garage building, divided into:

• Garage space

• Library/kitchen area

The structure is fully tiled with multiple windows and, subject to permission, could be converted into further accommodation. Nearby terraces with tables have previously hosted live music, poetry readings and other gatherings. An outdoor kitchen and wood-fired pizza/bread oven enhance this event space. This section of the property has its own separate access and parking area for several vehicles.

Established Activities & Infrastructure

The current owners have created an association for garden visits at certain times of year and have offered meals by donation. They have also organised fully inclusive walking tours, which have proved profitable and have provided catering for other groups.

Mains electricity and mains water are connected. The property benefits from 3.5 hours per week of acequia water for irrigation, supported by a substantial 350,000-litre water store.

Gardens & Cultivation

Designed and developed over many years by one of the owners, a professional landscape gardener, the gardens are mature and thoughtfully arranged. Fruit trees include apple, pear, apricot, peach, cherry, nectarine, persimmon, mulberry, flat peach, blackberry and loganberry. There is also a productive vegetable allotment, composting zone and separate nursery/work area.

Surroundings

The property is located within the Alpujarra region of Granada province, an area known for its mountain scenery, traditional villages and extensive walking routes. Nearby villages provide everyday services, while Granada city offers hospitals, cultural venues, universities and high-speed rail connections.

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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.