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Located in a privileged setting, this spectacular estate offers unparalleled views of Sierra Nevada, enjoying a unique microclimate with an average annual temperature of 21 °C. Its terrain combines flat areas with gentle hills and natural viewpoints, with altitudes ranging from 800 to 1,500 meters. The land hosts a majestic Mediterranean oak forest accompanied by scrubland, aromatic herbs, and pin
Located in a privileged setting, this spectacular estate offers unparalleled views of Sierra Nevada, enjoying a unique microclimate with an average annual temperature of 21 °C. Its terrain combines flat areas with gentle hills and natural viewpoints, with altitudes ranging from 800 to 1,500 meters. The land hosts a majestic Mediterranean oak forest accompanied by scrubland, aromatic herbs, and pine areas. The flora includes holm oaks, kermes oaks, Aleppo pines, heathers, rockroses, lavender, rosemary, and thyme, forming one of the largest and richest natural gardens in Europe. Natural Resources and Use The estate features a fishing-restricted river inhabited by native trout, as well as 15 natural springs and 3 licensed dams, all registered with the Guadalquivir Hydrographic Confederation. The abundant water flow allows multiple uses: from agricultural irrigation to the development of a mineral water bottling plant. There are arable and sowing areas suitable for olives, almonds, or pistachios, as well as forage crops that supply the estate’s own livestock. Additionally, due to its size and biodiversity, the property qualifies for European subsidies for forest conservation, agricultural and livestock exploitation, farmhouse rehabilitation, or forest cleaning. The wildlife is equally notable: wild boars, mountain goats, partridges, rabbits, hares, and wood pigeons are common, making it a perfect space for big and small game hunting. It is also home to protected species such as the golden eagle, eagle owl, and wildcat. Infrastructure and Access The main road is 80% paved, with the remainder surfaced with high-quality reinforced concrete. Numerous forest paths connect all areas, along with a low-voltage power line and an approved helipad project. The estate is 80% fenced and has internal fences that delimit pasture and cultivation areas. Buildings and Facilities Key buildings include: - Entrance house of 60 m2 made of wood, ideal for control, security, or visitor reception. - ”La Venta” farmhouse, partially restored and habitable, with a license to add a second floor. - ”El Sotillo” farmhouse, preserving its original structure, perfect for restoration. - 500 m2 industrial warehouse with garages, workshop, horse stalls, and its own water source. - Livestock facilities with riding arena, stables for 50 mares, independent boxes, and storage sheds. - Recreation areas by the river with barbecues, a 60 m2 cabin with fireplace and well, ideal for leisure or rural tourism. - 700,000-liter water tank with purification system and underground supply networks. - Soundproofed 475 Kva generator ensuring electrical autonomy. **4-Star Forest Hotel** At the heart of the estate stands a recently built (2001) four-star rural hotel, fully equipped for immediate operation. In Mudéjar-Andalusian style, it combines white marble, fine wood, and 16th-century coffered ceilings, integrating historical elements into a stunning natural environment. Capacity: 34 rooms (Master Suite, Junior Suites, Doubles, and Singles). Services: restaurant with capacity for 350 people, main lounge with fireplace, Andalusian patios with historic fountains, event hall, heated pool, spa, gym, saunas, and extensive gardens with waterfalls. Security: CCTV surveillance system, alarms, and fire protection. Parking: capacity for 250 vehicles. *The indicated price does not include notary fees, taxes, or agency commissions. The areas stated on this page are descriptive and approximate.
Located in Diezma, Granada, this property offers a tranquil lifestyle with easy access to essential conveniences. Just a 35-minute drive from Granada city, residents can explore historical sites, upscale dining, and shopping. Close proximity to Sierra Nevada National Park offers excellent outdoor recreation. The area is well-connected by the A-92 highway, ensuring smooth travel to Granada Airport (40 minutes away) and nearby international schools and cultural attractions.