luxury properties with hunting estate for sale Andalusia, Spain

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.

An opportunity to acquire a bio-diverse 550 hectare estate in the northern reaches of Granada Province with a cortijo for restoration for multiple possible uses. 550 hectares 1,387 m2 historic Cortijo and outbuildings with approved project to add a further 300 m2 Separate farmhouse for restoration Mountain Water Spring producing 4 litres per second with solar-powered pumps, and options for 2 additional boreholes Large Water Deposit 10 m3 70% of the estate is fenced for livestock The area to the north of the bustling town of Puebla de Don Fadrique is one of the most gloriously natural and bio-diverse regions of Granada Province. There are huge tranches of uncultivated, natural land that have remained untouched for years; the larger of these estates are primarily used for foresting and hunting, with some livestock farming. This is an historic corner of Granada Province, a frontier zone during the Reconquista controlled by the military Order of Santiago. One of the neighbouring villages is called Santiago de la Espada. In the cortijo on this estate, there are reminders of this 700 year history, as the property fell under the control of the Order. The stone steps still remain that lead up the family chapel dedicated to St James. With the rise in demand for eco-tourism, solitude, and privacy coupled with the comparatively low cost of land in Andalucia compared to other countries in northern Europe, interest in these estates is growing. Finca Coto del Puerto is an excellent example of such an estate, offering potential for multiple uses. A well-made 13km road leads from Puebla de Don Fadrique to the gates of this private and secluded finca, making access very straightforward. The land extends on either side of the road, and the entire farm is certified as organic, producing biomass and fine-quality pine, used for centures for the building of ships. Just behind the gates lies the cortijo, a beautifully characterful old family house that would make an exceptional family home or a boutique hotel/eco-Bed & Breakfast. With 1,387 m2 built area, there is plenty of space to be restored and redesigned. The roof has already been renewed across the main house, but the interior spaces are open to reinterpretation. The estate has its own water supply; the mountain water spring produces 4 litres per second and there is a huge water deposit. Water tubing is in place for water distribution. 2 further boreholes are feasible. Red and Fallow Deer, Ibex and Wild Boar roam the finca freely, and Eagles and Vultures are frequently seen soaring on thermals overhead. Mouflon, Roe and Fallow deer can be found on the neighbouring estate of La Cizaña. The highest point on the estate is at 1,800 metres above sea level and the land includes pine forest, extensive oak forest, mountains and caves containing stalagmites and stalactites. This area is known for its dark skies, and just across one of the boundaries of the estate the Junta de Andalucia has marked a star-gazing spot. The region is a part of the UNESCO Granada Geopark, and the estate has its own microclimate where rare species of flora flourish. The estate benefits from all the natural attributes of the neighbouring Parque Natural de Cazorla without the restrictions (a small area of the estate falls into the Parque Natural). Studies have been made with a view to installing natural luxury timber lodges on the estate for eco-tourism, and this is the ideal location for this type of tourism: reconnecting with nature. The Parque Natural de Cazorla has been classified by UNESCO as a Reserva de la Biosfera. There are ongoing feasibility studies into income generation, with plans to turnover between €400,000 and €500,000 per annum from sustainable, nature-based tourism, forestry and specialist farming (truffles, for example). This is a beautiful estate in a glorious location offering an opportunity to acquire 1,400 acres (550 hectares) of unspoilt, natural and bio-diverse countryside with residential and/or suitable tourism potential.

Spectacular 200-hectare Rustic Finca fully prepared for livestock, agriculture, forestry and big and small game hunting in Valverde del Camino, Huelva. The farm has 20 fences for cattle with water in all of them, 5 wells, 3 reservoirs and an Alcolea water concession. We find 3 hectares of productive olive trees with the possibility of increasing the planting of olive trees and 50,000 cork oaks. The removal of the cork is scheduled for the month of May 2026. The farm is prepared for acorn-fed pigs. It has 70 hectares of large and small game reserve with an average of between 50 and 60 deer per year. There is also a house of 200 m2, warehouses for livestock, tool storage... It is a farm prepared for planting due to the large amount of water available. The farm has several subsidies. The sale price does not include the buyer's real estate fees, nor the legal taxes derived from the sale: property transfer tax, notary fees and land registry. These expenses are borne by the buyer. The information published is merely informative, and may be contrasted with the cadastre, with the public deed or with the corresponding registry note, if requested. The listing may be subject to potential errors, price changes, or recall during the term of the listing. We have an EIA -Abbreviated Information Document- and Nota Simple Registral at your disposal with all the detailed information.

Unique opportunity to acquire a rustic property of 159 continuous hectares, directly bordering the Doñana National Park (UNESCO), in one of the most protected and valuable natural environments in Andalusia.A unique property for those looking for absolute privacy, direct contact with nature and a guaranteed environment, without risk of future urban developments.The property is classified as rustic land of special protection (Forest Space – POTAD Zone A), which ensures the permanent conservation of the landscape and makes this property an excellent option as a heritage property, for recreation or for rural uses compatible with current regulations.Key features• 159 continuous hectares• Direct border with the Doñana National Park• Important forest and cork oak forests in production• Private hunting reserve• Active beekeeping• Traditional rural buildings (to be renovated)• Own well• Inland roads and natural accesses• High ecological and landscape valueLocation• El Rocío: 15 minutes• Unspoilt beaches of Mazagon: 25 minutes• Seville (international airport): approx. 1 hourAn unrepeatable property in terms of location, size and environment, designed to preserve, enjoy and transmit.Agency fees and purchase and sale expenses (notary, registry and taxes) not included in the price.More information and viewings exclusively for qualified buyers.Vicum Real Estate

An exceptional country and hunting estate of 950 hectares, located approximately 30 to 40 minutes from the beaches and golf courses of Huelva, in Andalusia, southern Spain.A unique rural residence combining estate living with the coastal lifestyle of Huelvas renowned beaches. In the morning, you may enjoy horse riding, explore the finca on foot, by mountain bike or quad; in the afternoon, head to the coast for swimming, kitesurfing, boating or a round of golf, ending the day with a drink and tapas at one of the beach clubs.The estate extends over 950 cadastral hectares of rolling land, featuring remarkable topography with significant elevation changes. In flat surface equivalent, this corresponds to approximately 1,500 hectares. The strong relief naturally structures the hunting areas and offers spectacular panoramic views.Presence of approximately 30 lakes, with water year-round (both in summer and winter).The property is fenced, with certain sections requiring reinforcement or adaptation depending on the future owners project. It benefits from a specific administrative authorization allowing the raising or adjustment of the hunting fence if necessary a regulatory advantage that has become rare in Andalusia and is now particularly difficult to obtain.The estate also benefits from complete autonomy in water and electricity.It includes approximately 65 kilometers of maintained internal tracks, providing full and easy access throughout the property and facilitating both daily management and the organization of hunting days.The buildings represent a total constructed surface area of approximately 1,500 m².The property also includes numerous ruins, vestiges of the former village, offering remarkable potential and perfectly adaptable to numerous projects. Main residence of approximately 830 m² on several levels, with 9 bedrooms and large reception areas, complemented by porches, terraces, patios and a solarium. Guest house of approximately 93 m² with 3 bedrooms. Staff house of approximately 150 m² with 3 bedrooms. Trophy room (50 m²), office (23 m²), cutting and storage room (50 m²), ham curing room (60 m²). Equestrian facilities including 6 boxes, tack room, technical rooms and patios (340 m²). Agricultural barn of approximately 550 m². Pigsty of approximately 173 m² for 20 to 25 pigs.The renovated or newly built houses are sold furnished. The land is sold with agricultural equipment and hunting vehicles.The estate has two separate entrances. It features gently sloping land down to the Guadiana River, ideal for picnics, fishing or other water activities. Possibility to install a removable floating dock and a boathouse.Palm trees line the entrance leading to the main house. A beautiful old fortified enclosure or corral now shelters Spanish donkeys. The house is surrounded by a lush park with mature trees.The estates natural food resources ensure a significant population of wild animals. Deer typically inhabit the steep hills, moving among rocks and sheltering under eucalyptus trees. They descend to the meadows to graze and drink from one of the estates 30 lakes. Wild boar prefer the lower areas, under holm oaks and within dense rockrose bushes.Currently, two driven hunts (monterías) are organized each year. A good population of partridge is also present. It is one of the rare fincas in Spain where wild partridge is hunted two days per year.Estimated population: 300 to 400 deer and fawns 200 to 250 wild boar 400 to 500 wild partridges 30 to 40 domestic pigsVegetation includes olive trees, holm oaks and eucalyptus.The panoramic views are breathtaking from every part of the estate. Oaks, meadows, lakes and views over the Guadiana River create an exceptionally beautiful natural setting.Numerous golf courses nearbyFaro International Airport approximately 1 hourSeville International Airport approximately 1h30Islantilla shopping center 31 minutes away

FARM OF 850 Hectares IN THE PROVINCE OF HUELVA, OF WHICH 350 HECTARES IS OF INTENSIVE OLIVE GROVE, 350 HECTARES OF IRRIGATION WORK, 70 HECTARES OF CITRUS FRUITS, 70 HECTARES OF DEHESA AND 10 HECTARES OF REFORESTATION. HUNTING GROUND, LOTS OF WATER, WITH WELLS AND RESERVOIRS, MAIN FARMHOUSE AND 4 SMALLER ONES FOR PERSONNEL, SHIPS, MACHINERY, ETC.

Reference 843:Fantastic mixed finca for SALE. Located in the valley of the Pedroches has an area of 230has of undulating relief not very pronounced. Of them 120has are of organic olive grove,the rest are composed of Mediterranean forest and stone pine. The main house is constituted by a cortijo of the early twentieth century, completely restored with all the comforts. in addition to having several cortijos and warehouses for employees and machinery of the farm. Fully fenced and railed has light by power line in the entire farm, surveillance by cameras, electric main door and alarm. It has a lot of water as it has several ponds and wells. Very good profitability for the value of the olive, cork collection, pine nut ... In addition to high income from hunting (because it has a fence of wild boars). Great opportunity. Do not hesitate to contact us.WWW.GESTIONTUCAN.COM

FARM OF 700 Ha, AT THE FOOT OF THE ROAD, WITH 450 Ha OLIVE GROVE OF ONE FOOT, INTENSIVE FRAME, YOUNG IN FULL PRODUCTION, OF VARIETY PICUAL, MANZANILLA AND HOJIBLANCA, AND 250 Ha OF CALM LAND IDEAL FOR CEREALS, WITH LARGE STATELY CORTIJO OF 4,000 M2 BUILT AND TWO OTHER HOUSES-CORTIJO, ALL HABITABLE WITH WATER AND ELECTRIC LIGHT IN HIGH AND LOW VOLTAGE, IT HAS A RESERVOIR AND WELLS WITH WATER ALL YEAR ROUND. PRIVATE SMALL GAME RESERVE WITH A LARGE NUMBER OF PARTRIDGES AND HARES.

LARGE FARM OF 4,000 HectareS IN THE PROVINCE OF SEVILLE, WITH 400 HECTARES OF INTENSIVE ARBEQUINA OLIVE GROVE, 250 HECTARES OF REGADIO BY CANAL AND WELL, 300 HECTARES OF RAINFED CULTIVATION AND 3,000 HECTARES OF PASTURE, SCRUBLAND AND MEADOWS FOR LIVESTOCK OR HUNTING GROUND, HAS AN ELECTRIC LINE WITH SEVERAL TRANSFORMERS, PERIMETER FENCE OF ABOUT 50 KMS AND OTHER FENCES TO SEPARATE AREAS OF CULTIVATION , HUNTING AND CATTLE RANCHING, SEVERAL WATER DAMS AND 2 WELLS, IRRIGATION FACILITIES, ETC. BETTER TO SEE IT.