luxury real estate for sale Jaén, Spain

This is an exceptional opportunity to acquire a 290 acre (117 hectares) working estate set in some of southern Spain’s most beautiful and historically interesting landscapes. 2,500 m2 Built Area; a classic Cortijo styled around a central courtyard 117 Hectares of Farmland with stunning views Additional, separate house for restoration (260 m2) with stunning views to the Sierra Nevada mountains Gardens and swimming pool Two large water deposits and fresh mountain spring Potential future uses include, either separately or as a combination: A Country House Hotel and Restaurant, unrivalled in this areaA vineyard producing exceptional wines An Olive Farm A hunting lodge A stunning, private family home The property, which consists of the main manor house, a separate property for restoration, a 14th Century Moorish watchtower, trenches remaining from the Spanish Civil War (1936 - 1939) and the farmland, can be used for many purposes. At present, the main income from the farm is from olives, and the estate has 6,119 trees producing an average of just under 60,000 litres of olive oil per annum. The estate is a member of La Socieded Coperativa Andaluza San Antonio and the olives are milled in nearby Ermita Nueva. The estate also has a vineyard with Tempranillo and Cabernet Sauvignon grapes producing an excellent red wine (on average 1,000 litres per annum)  for the family’s own use. The vineyard side of the estate could easily be expanded and there is already a fully-equipped and modern bodega for wine production. Finally, the property is a member of the Club Deportivo de Caza - Sociedad de Cazadores Tózar and Limones as a hunting estate, with rights to hunt small game such as hare, partridge and quail, as well as larger game such as wild boar. The farming side of the property has been the recipient of heavy investment over the years and the structure of the Cortijo has been very well maintained. Any work that needs to be done to adapt the property to the requirements of the new owners is superficial. There is an extensive irrigation system and the two water deposits are connected to mains water supply as well as the property’s own fresh mountain spring. The main manor house is unusual in this part of Andalucia as it follows the more traditional design of cortijos often found in the provinces of Córdoba and Sevilla. The house and outbuildings are built around a large central courtyard with an imposing entrance gate. The main accommodation is located in the two front sections of the property. The Casa Principal (158.50 m2) is very traditional in its design and style and it is here where the family accommodation is located. On the other side of the entrance gate, the Casa de los Guardas (125.5 m2) is currently used by the farm manager and consists of further, classical accommodation. The remainder of the property around the courtyard consists of the Bodega for wine production, barns for the storing of farm machinery, stabling and other ancillary storage. There is a capacious cellar area. In front and to one side of the Casa Principal, there is a more formal garden area with a large swimming pool that is completely fenced. The Cortijo was built in 1940 and the current owners’ family bought it shortly thereafter. It has been a much-loved home and productive farm for the best part of these past 80 years. The accommodation and garden areas now need some updating, but the potential for the future of this property extends beyond the existing uses. As mentioned above, the outbuildings arranged around the grand courtyard are extensive. The roofs of most of these spaces have been completely renewed utilising the original roof tiles, and these areas could very easily be converted to provide additional accommodation for commercial use. With investment, this property could become a beautiful Country House Hotel, unrivalled in this area, with between 12 - 15 bedroom suites; maybe more. There is also the possibility of creating a destination restaurant. Other leisure uses, aside from those touched on above, might include an equestrian centre as the riding in this area is fabulous, and the estate contains an area of uncultivated mountainside with a network of hacking routes. In addition to the olive crops, the estate also has many fruit and nut trees, an arable area for growing cereal crops and vegetables (broad beans and asparagus are widely grown in the area). The surrounding countryside is breathtaking in its rugged beauty and rich in a fascinating history. Just beyond the border of the estate, the Cueva de Malalmuerzo recently revealed human remain that date back 23,000 years: the second oldest human remains to have been found on continental Europe. Tózar, the nearest village to the Cortijo, is one of the 7 villages that make up the municipality of Moclín, and this gorgeous corner of Andalucia has played a vital role in the history of the city of Granada going back centuries. The Catholic Monarchs, Isabela and Fernando, stayed in the Castillo de Moclín for 6 years from 1486 until they finally captured Granada from the ruling Moors in 1492. Cultural tourism is a growing industry in this unspoiled region, and visitors exploring Andalucia play an important role in the halting of rural depopulation, providing opportunities for future investment and employment for local people. On so many different levels, this is a property that gives the new owner the potential to create something undeniably special in an area of outstanding natural beauty.

479 m2 Built Area 280 Hectares Land 6 Bedrooms all with ensuite bathroom/shower rooms Two ground floor shower rooms Living Room with fireplace Large Kitchen/Dining Room Third Reception Room/Entertaining Room with bar and fireplace Walk-in Larder and Laundry Room Large Wine Cellar Outdoor kitchen Enormous terrace with swimming pool Verandah Ample car parking Several deep-bore wells, water storage tanks and pumps Mains electricity Full security system Smart Home Control System Solar Panels Oil-fired central heating The lane to this country estate runs from the southern banks of the Embalse de Colomera through the most glorious countryside, and in the depths of this landscape there are grand iron gates that open onto the private driveway. Reminiscent of corners of Mallorca, the lower part of the estate is filled with Holm Oaks, pines and deciduous trees and there is an overwhelming feeling of tranquillity and privacy. This is an estate into which to retreat, and from the elevated position of the house there are glorious views in every direction. The 280 hectares of mountain hosts all sorts of wildlife: deer, Ibex, wild boar, partridge and rabbit and you are surrounded by abundant Andalucian nature at its finest. The house, built only 12 years ago to an extremely high specification, sits on the site of a much older cortijo and yet it has settled into the landscape as if it has always been there. This is a house for entertaining, with large reception rooms that open onto equally large verandahs and patios. Indoor and outdoor kitchens service interior and exterior areas seamlessly, and you can easily imagine gatherings of family and friends here at any time of the year. The driveway runs up to a sweeping parking area and then continues round to the rear of the house for deliveries. The main steps ascend to the front door and a wide verandah that extends round two sides of the house. Ground Floor Elegant entrance hall with a marble staircase curving upwards to the first floor. The main living room is a large and elegant space with two enormous sets of sliding doors opening onto the verandah; the views from here are magnificent. Between the two sets of doors there is an open fireplace, and walls of exposed stonework add character and warmth. The room is partially open-plan to the adjacent kitchen/dining room. Again, a very generous room that has been very well equipped for entertaining family and friends. There is a door back into the entrance hall and in one corner there is a walk-in larder and an adjacent laundry room. Door to the rear patio and pool area. Entertainment Room. This is ostensibly the main dining room as it houses an enormous dining table and has the same large sliding doors to the verandah that are found in the living room. Open fireplace and a door to the rear patio and pool area, and at one end of the room there is a fully-equipped bar; as mentioned, this is a house for entertaining in style! Store room at the other end. Set into the hall floor, there is a hatch and staircase down into the Wine Cellar - a fabulous vaulted room that provides the perfect temperature all year round for storing a collection of fine wines. Away from the reception areas, there is a smaller hall that provides access to a guest shower room and a bedroom wing. Two guest bedrooms, both with ensuite bathrooms (one of which has a full bath). First Floor Large square landing with access to the four first floor bedrooms. All the bedrooms are double and three of them have ensuite shower rooms. There are built-in wardrobes in 5 of the bedrooms. Outside It would be easy to write a lot about the outside spaces surrounding this property, but it is easier to visit and take in the majesty of the location. The verandahs and patios that extend beyond the house are designed for outdoor entertaining or simply for relaxing in the peace and quiet. The journey between indoor and outdoor areas on the ground floor works with little interruption. The rear patio is huge with a sliding gate that opens onto the driveway. The pool looks a little lost, tucked as it is in one corner, but that matters little. Here, there is space for entertaining at scale with a very well-built outdoor kitchen complete with wood-fired oven, barbecue and beer pump. There is an outdoor shower room for guests using the pool, and in a corner beside the pool there is a plant room containing all the machinery for the heating and pool. Maintenance of the land is minimal. This is not an olive farm; rather, it is nature at its most beautiful and unspoiled, and it is hard to believe that the mountain belongs to the house (or the house to the mountain!). In summary, this is an immaculate family home where everything has been considered, nestled on the lower slopes of its own mountain surrounded by unrivalled natural landscapes.

This pristine apartment set within a contemporary-style development located in an exclusive area just a few steps from the Royal Bendinat Golf Course, pretty beaches, shopping, restaurants, the marina of Puerto Portals, village of Portals Nous and the international schools can be reached within a few minutes.There is a beautifully shaped community swimming pool set in lush landscaped gardens and 24 hour manned security.Quality features include: superb live-out terrace with movable shutters, fully fitted Siemens kitchen, deluxe bathroom finishes, the master bedroom enjoys an en-suite bathroom, a separate bathroom and a guest WC. Hot and cold air-conditioning, underfloor heating, electric blinds, separate laundry room, marble floors, double glazing and lots of fitted wardrobe space. A ceiling height of 2,70m (and 2,50m in the kitchen) creates a comfortable generous feeling. To compliment this luxurious property are 2 underground parking spaces and a store room.Residential Es Pinar is renowned for its peaceful environment, beautiful landscaped gardens and excellent maintenance. Just a short stroll away from many wonderful facilities and beaches, this development is ideal for a main residence or as an excellent holiday home. Please do not hesitate in contacting us for further information and to arrange a personal visit.

Total surface area 110 m², rural property plot area 110 m².

Total surface area 580000 m², rural property plot area 580000 m².

Traditional Andalusian residence featuring Regionalist architecture, a central courtyard and preserved original architectural elements. Located in one of the most historic areas of Baena, this distinguished Andalusian manor house preserves much of the Regionalist architectural style developed during the 1920s and 1930s. Known locally as the “Casa de la Señorita Julia”, the property stands out for its architectural presence, generous proportions and the preservation of numerous original features linked to traditional Andalusian design. The house was designed in 1925 by architect Fernando Callejas, a disciple of Aníbal González, incorporating an arcaded central courtyard, interior galleries, stained-glass windows and handcrafted ceramic tilework. Property Overview The residence is arranged over four levels around a magnificent central courtyard covered by an original glazed metal skylight. Its layout offers multiple possibilities for residential, cultural or tourism-related projects. The ground floor begins with a spacious entrance hall leading to the central courtyard and the various rooms throughout the property. One of the home's most remarkable features is the grand white marble staircase with bronze balustrade, complemented by original ceramic tiles from Mensaque y Rodríguez. The property also retains original hydraulic floor tiles, historic woodwork, wrought-iron grilles, stained-glass windows and an old wine cellar in the basement with vaulted ceilings and exposed original walls. The upper floor provides access to a large terrace overlooking the historic centre of Baena and the surrounding countryside of Córdoba. Main Features Detached manor house 10 bedrooms 9 bathrooms Arcaded central courtyard Original glazed skylight White marble staircase Stained-glass windows Original hydraulic floor tiles Terrace Storage room Property requiring renovation Central Courtyard and Architectural Layout The central courtyard serves as the structural and visual heart of the house, organising circulation, natural light and ventilation throughout the property. The interior galleries and glazed skylight reinforce the Regionalist character of the residence. Original Materials and Heritage Value The house preserves numerous original features representative of early twentieth-century Andalusian architecture. Particularly noteworthy are the handcrafted ceramic tiles, historic woodwork, wrought-iron details and hydraulic flooring. Terrace, Basement and Auxiliary Spaces The upper terrace provides an attractive outdoor space with open views over both the town and surrounding landscape. The basement contains a historic wine cellar of significant architectural interest, featuring vaulted ceilings and original masonry walls. Potential Uses Thanks to its size and location, the property is well suited as a private residence, heritage accommodation, institutional headquarters or a project linked to cultural and historical tourism. There is also the possibility of acquiring separately an adjoining commercial premises with independent access. Baena and Its Historic Setting Located in the province of Córdoba, Baena is renowned for its rich architectural heritage, traditional Andalusian character and the landscapes of the Cordoban countryside. Ideal Buyer Profile This property is particularly suited to buyers interested in Andalusian architectural heritage, cultural projects or historic residences with restoration potential. The combination of Regionalist architecture, a central courtyard, original materials and a historic location makes this property a rare opportunity within the Andalusian heritage market. At Hispálica Propiedades, we understand that homes like this are defined not only by their architecture, but by the experiences they offer. That is why we accompany our clients throughout the entire process, from the initial analysis to completion, with a personalised and professional approach. Request information about this property Speak with Mercedes Purchase costs, taxes, land registry fees and notary fees are not included in the sale price.

SALE OF OLIVE FARM WITH 2,200 MATAS, 31.6 HECTARES WITH FRAME 12 X 12, RIVER IRRIGATION.46.000€/ HECTARETORREPEROJIL AREA

Total surface area 386555 m², rural property plot area 386555 m².

This historic property located in Montoro, Córdoba, is an 18th-century olive mill that has been meticulously restored. Situated just 45 km from Córdoba, this house becomes the perfect destination for those looking to enjoy rural tourism in the heart of the Córdoba countryside. This former olive oil mill stands amidst a vast olive grove, offering an unparalleled atmosphere, ideal for disconnecting in a natural and historic setting. Its restoration has preserved the charm and authenticity of Andalusian architecture, blending tradition and modernity seamlessly. Property Layout: Basement : A cozy bedroom with a bathroom, perfect for a peaceful rest. Ground Floor : Spacious areas including a storage room, kitchen, living room, library, porch, and restroom, providing comfort and versatility for any activity. First Floor : Includes seven bedrooms, seven bathrooms, laundry room, and common areas that maximize comfort and functionality. Property Highlights: Fireplace in the living room, ideal for cozy afternoons in winter. Outdoor terrace with spectacular views of the rural landscape of Córdoba, perfect for relaxing or enjoying a sunset. Additionally, the property includes an additional apartment of 148.18 m², spread over two floors, with: Ground Floor: Living room, kitchen, boiler room, and restroom. First Floor: Two bedrooms, a bathroom, and a distributor. Land Features: 15,000 m² of land, with 91 olive trees in production. Located in the Montoro mountains, with access via rural roads offering tranquility and privacy. Outdoor parking for 20 vehicles, perfect for large groups or families. Amenities and Details: Spacious rustic property with 966 m² of construction in excellent condition. The property has 10 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms. Central heating (gas) and air conditioning for comfort throughout the year. This property is not only a place for rest but also a unique opportunity to live surrounded by history and nature while enjoying all modern comforts. If you are interested in learning more or visiting this charming property in Montoro, Hispalica Propiedades is at your service to provide all the information and support you need. Contact us today to schedule a visit and make your dream a reality. The purchase expenses, taxes, registration, and notary fees are not included in the sale price. Hispalica Propiedades Where Your Dreams Become Home.

There are properties that stand out because of their size.And there are others that stand out because of everything that cannot be replicated.El Viñazo belongs to the latter.Set in a privileged natural environment in Nívar, this unique estate connects the village centre with the landscape of the Sierra de Huétor, offering something that is difficult to find: privacy, nature, space and a story of its own.The property occupies a plot of approximately 7,150 m², divided between an upper area of around 1,150 m² and a lower area of approximately 6,000 m².The house retains all the essence of traditional architecture, with tiled roofs, wooden joinery, Mallorcan shutters, exposed beams, stone, brickwork and terracotta floors.It features spacious living rooms, fireplaces, a glazed dining room opening onto the landscape, a library or study, bedrooms, bathrooms finished in natural stone, terraces and various spaces designed to enjoy the estate throughout the year.One of its most distinctive features is its wine cellar excavated into the natural rock, a unique space with stone walls and ceiling that forms part of the mountain itself and gives the property an exceptional character.Between the main house, auxiliary spaces and the cellar and cave area, the property offers more than 500 m² of built space, providing a wide range of possibilities for use and layout.The estate also has two kitchens, one designed for summer and another for winter, adapting to life on the property throughout the different seasons.Outside, there are approximately 5860 olive trees, around 500 grapevines, and various cultivation and garden areas, with fruit trees including peach, nectarine, plum, pomegranate, cherry, pear and apple trees.The estate also has small-scale domestic wine production, made by the owners from their own vineyard, with a usual production of approximately 200250 bottles of red wine and around 120 bottles of white wine, depending on the harvest and winemaking process.All the land is irrigated, and the lower part of the estate has a legalised well, authorised by the Regional Government of Andalusia, with an officially recognised flow rate of 1 litre per second, although the owner currently relies mainly on water from the irrigation channel.The property also has direct access from the village centre at its lower end, combining the convenience of being close to the village with the feeling of being completely immersed in nature.El Viñazo is not simply a house with land.It is a property for those seeking space, privacy, nature and authenticity; a place where architecture, land, water, vineyards and the mountain itself form part of one story.In compliance with Final Provision 3 of Law 10/2025, the applicable sector-specific regulations and Decree 218/2005 of the Regional Government of Andalusia, buyers are informed that the indicated price does not include expenses, taxes or charges inherent to the purchase and sale. Exact amounts will be provided in the D.I.A./F.I.S. (Property Information Documentation) during the viewing, or earlier upon request.Property Transfer Tax (ITP): For second-hand property transactions, the applicable rate in Andalusia will be the rate in force at the time, generally 7%, without prejudice to reduced rates that may apply depending on the buyer's circumstances or the property. The tax is calculated on the higher of the Cadastral Reference Value and the purchase price.Notary: In accordance with the official fee schedule established by Royal Decree 1426/1989. Costs vary depending on the purchase price, number of copies and complexity of the transaction. Estimated from 400. The buyer may choose the notary.Land Registry: In accordance with the official fee schedule established by Royal Decree 1427/1989. Costs vary depending on the purchase price. Estimated from 300.Legal/administrative services: Processing, tax settlement and Land Registry registration are estimated at between 350 and 650, including VAT, although this may vary depending on the individual circumstances.Estate agency fees: The seller's agency fees are included in the advertised sale price. Mediation, advisory and buyer support services, as established in the Service Agreement, are charged at 2.5% + VAT, not included in the advertised sale price.Other costs: The seller will bear any costs legally attributable to them, unless otherwise agreed. In the event of a mortgage, valuation, banking conditions, administrative services and related costs will depend on the financial institution chosen. Other buyer-related expenses or taxes are not included.Legal information: Consumers have the right to receive additional information and documentation relating to the property and the purchase and sale process, available at the Granada office and/or electronically. The agency acts as an intermediary. The transaction is subject to the seller's acceptance and contractual formalisation. This advertisement is for information purposes only and may be subject to change due to legal, contractual or tax circumstances or updates to the available information.NOTE: The surface areas stated in this publication are descriptive and approximate. Prices may be subject to change without prior notice. The property is sold unfurnished.

There are properties that stand out because of their size.And there are others that stand out because of everything that cannot be replicated.El Viñazo belongs to the latter.Set in a privileged natural environment in Nívar, this unique estate connects the village centre with the landscape of the Sierra de Huétor, offering something that is difficult to find: privacy, nature, space and a story of its own.The property occupies a plot of approximately 7,150 m², divided between an upper area of around 1,150 m² and a lower area of approximately 6,000 m².The house retains all the essence of traditional architecture, with tiled roofs, wooden joinery, Mallorcan shutters, exposed beams, stone, brickwork and terracotta floors.It features spacious living rooms, fireplaces, a glazed dining room opening onto the landscape, a library or study, bedrooms, bathrooms finished in natural stone, terraces and various spaces designed to enjoy the estate throughout the year.One of its most distinctive features is its wine cellar excavated into the natural rock, a unique space with stone walls and ceiling that forms part of the mountain itself and gives the property an exceptional character.Between the main house, auxiliary spaces and the cellar and cave area, the property offers more than 500 m² of built space, providing a wide range of possibilities for use and layout.The estate also has two kitchens, one designed for summer and another for winter, adapting to life on the property throughout the different seasons.Outside, there are approximately 5860 olive trees, around 500 grapevines, and various cultivation and garden areas, with fruit trees including peach, nectarine, plum, pomegranate, cherry, pear and apple trees.The estate also has small-scale domestic wine production, made by the owners from their own vineyard, with a usual production of approximately 200250 bottles of red wine and around 120 bottles of white wine, depending on the harvest and winemaking process.All the land is irrigated, and the lower part of the estate has a legalised well, authorised by the Regional Government of Andalusia, with an officially recognised flow rate of 1 litre per second, although the owner currently relies mainly on water from the irrigation channel.The property also has direct access from the village centre at its lower end, combining the convenience of being close to the village with the feeling of being completely immersed in nature.El Viñazo is not simply a house with land.It is a property for those seeking space, privacy, nature and authenticity; a place where architecture, land, water, vineyards and the mountain itself form part of one story.In compliance with Final Provision 3 of Law 10/2025, the applicable sector-specific regulations and Decree 218/2005 of the Regional Government of Andalusia, buyers are informed that the indicated price does not include expenses, taxes or charges inherent to the purchase and sale. Exact amounts will be provided in the D.I.A./F.I.S. (Property Information Documentation) during the viewing, or earlier upon request.Property Transfer Tax (ITP): For second-hand property transactions, the applicable rate in Andalusia will be the rate in force at the time, generally 7%, without prejudice to reduced rates that may apply depending on the buyer's circumstances or the property. The tax is calculated on the higher of the Cadastral Reference Value and the purchase price.Notary: In accordance with the official fee schedule established by Royal Decree 1426/1989. Costs vary depending on the purchase price, number of copies and complexity of the transaction. Estimated from 400. The buyer may choose the notary.Land Registry: In accordance with the official fee schedule established by Royal Decree 1427/1989. Costs vary depending on the purchase price. Estimated from 300.Legal/administrative services: Processing, tax settlement and Land Registry registration are estimated at between 350 and 650, including VAT, although this may vary depending on the individual circumstances.Estate agency fees: The seller's agency fees are included in the advertised sale price. Mediation, advisory and buyer support services, as established in the Service Agreement, are charged at 2.5% + VAT, not included in the advertised sale price.Other costs: The seller will bear any costs legally attributable to them, unless otherwise agreed. In the event of a mortgage, valuation, banking conditions, administrative services and related costs will depend on the financial institution chosen. Other buyer-related expenses or taxes are not included.Legal information: Consumers have the right to receive additional information and documentation relating to the property and the purchase and sale process, available at the Granada office and/or electronically. The agency acts as an intermediary. The transaction is subject to the seller's acceptance and contractual formalisation. This advertisement is for information purposes only and may be subject to change due to legal, contractual or tax circumstances or updates to the available information.NOTE: The surface areas stated in this publication are descriptive and approximate. Prices may be subject to change without prior notice. The property is sold unfurnished.

The estate spans 563 hectares and is located in the province of Jaén. Access is excellent, situated just 35 minutes by car from the A-4, via paved roads except for a final stretch of well-maintained dirt road. The property is fully enclosed with game fencing, has no servitude paths, and is equipped with electricity and an authorized, fully operational water well. Two rivers cross the estate, maintaining water year-round, which ensures full access for wildlife. The ecosystem is characteristic of Sierra Morena, with extensive dehesa areas ideal for grazing and with significant livestock potential, for which the relevant permits are already in place. These features make the estate an optimal habitat for hunting activities and for enjoying nature. It benefits from current management plans for both big and small game, as well as a forest fire prevention plan. The property hosts stable populations of red deer, fallow deer, mouflon, and wild boar, as well as smaller species such as partridges and thrushes. At the center of the property is a well-maintained complex of buildings, including a main house, caretaker’s house, agricultural shed, garage, kennels, chicken coop, and various auxiliary structures.

Total surface area 1900 m², farmhouse plot area 65000 m², usable floor area 1390 m², double bedrooms: 12, 8 bathrooms, age over 50 years, fireplace, kitchen, dining room, state of repair: needs remodeling, floor no.: 3, facing south, reinforced door, lighting.

Total surface area 385000 m², rural property plot area 385000 m².

Total surface area 603 m², house usable floor area 300 m², single bedrooms: 5, double bedrooms: 1, 3 bathrooms, age between 20 and 30 years, facing southeast, swimming pool (own), sunny (muy soleado), inner courtyard (propio).

For sale: a rural complex of approximately 30,000m2, located 1 hour from Granada and 1 hour from Málaga. It consists of 9 houses and 6 apartments, swimming pools, a restaurant, and a unique natural environment.The houses have exclusive architecture, with wooden ceilings, large terraces and living rooms, and wonderful views.All designed and built with a rustic design, a place to enjoy a beautiful landscape with plenty of light and numerous botanical species and a great variety of fauna and birds.It is also available for rent for €4,000 per month.NOTE: In compliance with the Consumer Information Regulations in the sale and rental of homes in Andalusia, please be advised that notary and registration fees, management fees, and document submission fees to public administrations, utility companies (water, electricity, gas, etc. ) and homeowners' association, taxes subject to the transfer such as ITP for second-hand properties (or VAT and AJD in the case of newly built properties) and other inherent expenses are not included in the price.

Country house Ruta Lorquiana is set in the cultural heart of Andalusia, its foundations rooted along the storied Ruta Lorquiana. The estate, fully restored, harmonises the region's historical narrative with thoughtful, modern comfort. Within its 330 m², the property offers two generously proportioned bedrooms, one with a walk-in closet, and two full bathrooms. Dual living rooms, including one anchored by a fireplace, frame daily rituals with mountain and countryside views. Outdoor life unfolds across a terrace that draws natural light from northern, southern, and eastern exposures, while horse stables and a traditional courtyard ensure a pace that feels both timeless and personal. The 10,000 m² plot is tailored for equestrian pursuits, rural quiet, and moments of reflection against the backdrop of Sierra Elvira and Sierra Nevada. This country house Ruta Lorquiana brings together cultural legacy, privacy, and understated luxury, providing an intimate retreat steeped in Andalusian identity. It serves those who value heritage and the measured rhythm of country life surrounded by wild beauty.

Located in the vicinity of the majestic Cathedral of Granada, today's Alcaicería stands as a trade center for local crafts, offering a unique experience for visitors. The price of this building, located in the heart of the Historic Center of Granada, is €3,800,000 for the flight (1,246). This building is affected by the provisions of the Special Rehabilitation Plan and the Catalogue of the Central Area of Granada, where it is listed as a Level B Protected Building, within the BIC environment. The urban qualification of this property, according to the General Plan of Urban Planning of Granada of March 2001 and the Special Plan for Protection, Interior Reform and Catalogue of the Central Area of Granada, allows its tertiary and commercial use on the ground floor, and residential and collective use on the remaining floors. Significant interior remodeling is allowed according to the permitted interventions. This building has a constructed area of 1,643m2 on a plot of 396.78m2, with a flight of 1,246m2. It consists of a ground, first, second and third floors, and is accessed through a hallway that leads to a courtyard from which the different houses and dependencies are accessed. The rehabilitation proposal contemplates the transformation of this building into a student residence, with rooms and dependencies detailed in the corresponding section. In addition, there is the possibility of unifying the building with another located on Mariana Pineda Street, which would increase the total area to 2,376m2. From a constructive point of view, the building is composed of unidirectional slabs, brick vaults and semi-resistant joists, sloping roofs with Arabic tiles and enclosures in Capuchin brick masonry.

We present this magnificent house located in the Albaicín Bajo, one of the most emblematic areas of Granada. With a 220 m2 plot and 340 m2 built area, this property stands out for its privileged location and spectacular layout. Unique location with spectacular views. Located on the southern slope of the hill that gives its name to the neighborhood, this house faces La Sabica Hill, offering panoramic views of the Alhambra from two of the three levels of the building. The proximity to iconic sites such as Sacromonte, Paseo del Avellano, Paseo de los Tristes, and the lower edge of the Alhambra make it a privileged and unparalleled location. Layout and key featuresLevel 0 (at ground level with San Juan de los Reyes Street)Spacious entrance hall with natural overhead lighting.Marble replica of the Avellano pillar.Bedroom for a couple with en-suite bathroom.Garage with direct access to the main road.Old cistern connected to the Axaris irrigation canal, currently renovated.Cave dug into the hillside with a wine cellar, bar with wine rack and counter, and a music listening room, ideal for enjoying special moments.Level 1Two interior patios providing light and fresh air.Terrace with a viewing point and stunning views of the Alhambra and the Generalife.Glass-enclosed gallery surrounding the main patio.Spacious two-story living room with fireplace and large windows and a balcony overlooking the main road.Spacious attic kitchen with a toilet and laundry room.Two bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, one of them with an en-suite bathroom.Level 2Two additional bedrooms with bathroom and built-in wardrobes.Large windows with wide views of the Alhambra and a balcony offering views of Cerro del Sol and the Generalife.Level 3Small viewpoint at the highest part of the house, with full and panoramic views of the entire Nasrid monumental complex and the Albaicín. A property full of history and characterThis house, located in the heart of one of the most historic and picturesque neighborhoods of Granada, combines the charm of traditional architecture with the comforts of modern life.A unique opportunity to live or invest in the Albaicín, surrounded by history, culture and unparalleled views! Don't hesitate to contact us for more information or to schedule your visit! You can see more homes by visiting our website: velezcasas.com. The listed RRP does not include taxes or title deed fees. Agency fees are not included. **The surface areas indicated on this page are descriptive and approximate. Prices are subject to change without prior notice.

Total surface area 481 m², townhouse plot area 225 m², usable floor area 440 m², single bedrooms: 4, double bedrooms: 2, 5 bathrooms, 1 toilets, wheelchair-friendly, air conditioning (hot and cold), built-in wardrobes, heating (natural gas), paving, ext. woodwork (wood), internal carpentry, fireplace, kitchen, dining room, state of repair: reformed, gas, utility room, floor no.: 1, facing southeast, reinforced door, security system, sunny, telephone, terrace, lands: terrazzo, built-up, double glazing, lighting, inner courtyard, energy emission rate: G, 999, energy consumption rate: G, 999.

Total surface area 481 m², townhouse plot area 225 m², usable floor area 440 m², single bedrooms: 4, double bedrooms: 2, 5 bathrooms, 1 toilets, wheelchair-friendly, air conditioning (hot and cold), built-in wardrobes, heating (natural gas), paving, ext. woodwork (wood), internal carpentry, fireplace, kitchen, dining room, state of repair: reformed, gas, utility room, floor no.: 1, facing southeast, reinforced door, security system, sunny, telephone, terrace, lands: terrazzo, built-up, double glazing, lighting, inner courtyard, energy emission rate: G, 999, energy consumption rate: G, 999.

A Unique Opportunity Next to Granada City Hall Located in one of Granada's most iconic and sought-after areas, just steps away from City Hall, this exceptional property offers character, history and outstanding development potential.Its generous living spaces, abundant natural light and elegant high ceilings create a unique atmosphere rarely found in the historic city centre. A distinctive property that combines architectural charm with endless possibilities.Thanks to its size and layout, the property offers an excellent opportunity to develop up to five apartments, making it particularly attractive for investors seeking a premium asset in a location with strong residential, professional and tourism demand throughout the year.The balconies and terrace provide additional appeal, offering pleasant outdoor spaces from which to enjoy the vibrant surroundings and unique atmosphere of Granada.Its privileged location allows easy access on foot to the city's main attractions, while being surrounded by shops, restaurants, cultural venues and excellent transport connections. A strategic setting where opportunities of this calibre are becoming increasingly rare.A truly unique property for those seeking exclusivity, location and exceptional investment potential in the heart of Granada.Contact us to discover the full potential of this remarkable property.

A Unique Opportunity Next to Granada City Hall Located in one of Granada's most iconic and sought-after areas, just steps away from City Hall, this exceptional property offers character, history and outstanding development potential.Its generous living spaces, abundant natural light and elegant high ceilings create a unique atmosphere rarely found in the historic city centre. A distinctive property that combines architectural charm with endless possibilities.Thanks to its size and layout, the property offers an excellent opportunity to develop up to five apartments, making it particularly attractive for investors seeking a premium asset in a location with strong residential, professional and tourism demand throughout the year.The balconies and terrace provide additional appeal, offering pleasant outdoor spaces from which to enjoy the vibrant surroundings and unique atmosphere of Granada.Its privileged location allows easy access on foot to the city's main attractions, while being surrounded by shops, restaurants, cultural venues and excellent transport connections. A strategic setting where opportunities of this calibre are becoming increasingly rare.A truly unique property for those seeking exclusivity, location and exceptional investment potential in the heart of Granada.Contact us to discover the full potential of this remarkable property.

BEAUTIFUL CARMEN FOR SALE Welcome to this beautiful home in the heart of the Realejo neighborhood! With a constructed area of 512 m2 and a plot of 812 m2, this house offers a unique space to enjoy the beauty of Granada. From its different corners, you can delight in stunning views of the Sierra Nevada, the Alhambra, and the city, creating a magical atmosphere at every moment. The property is full of charming details that invite you to relax and contemplate: balconies, gardens, and spaces full of character. It has 9 spacious and bright bedrooms, with the possibility of expanding one into two bedrooms, and has 2 full bathrooms and two toilets for added comfort. You can also enjoy a private pool, which also has a bathroom, perfect for cooling off in the summer, and various outdoor areas ideal for relaxing or sharing with family and friends. This property also has a plot of land for sale that could be built on, allowing you to expand this beautiful Carmen in the Realejo to your liking. This home combines the beauty of the surroundings with the comfort of a well-equipped home, in a location that invites you to experience the magic of the Realejo with breathtaking views. The indicated retail price does not include taxes or deed fees. Agency fees are not included. The surface areas indicated on this page are descriptive and approximate. Prices are subject to change without prior notice.