Das Andalusische Trophäengut

Engel & Völkers presents an exceptionally distinctive property: a historic private estate spanning 506 hectares in the heart of Andalusia, approximately 45 minutes from Seville, bringing together an exceptional combination of architectural heritage, privacy and nature.

Its origins lie in the former estate known as “Las Capellanías”, an extensive property historically associated with Andalusia’s agricultural and livestock traditions and, in particular, with the breeding of fighting bulls, an activity deeply rooted in the culture of southern Spain.

During the 19th century, the property passed into the hands of an Arab prince, who transformed the former country estate by constructing the current main building, conceived as a palatial residence for his personal enjoyment. This transformation also included the improvement and embellishment of the old stables and the creation of an exclusive stud farm, forming an ensemble in which the traditional Andalusian countryside merged with a more refined and cosmopolitan conception of country living.

Architecture is one of the property’s greatest assets. The complex displays a strong Andalusian character, with Mozarabic influences evident in its horseshoe arches, handmade tiles, interior courtyards, ornamental features and carved wooden ceilings. Each space retains the character of a property designed to combine prestige, privacy and residential living.

The restoration carried out at the beginning of the 21st century preserved the architectural essence of the complex while incorporating the facilities and features necessary to adapt it to a contemporary concept of high-end accommodation and hospitality. The result is a property of extraordinary character, where heritage, architecture and nature form a unique ensemble.

The property extends across approximately 506 hectares of hills, valleys and cultivated fields, creating a territory offering exceptional privacy and landscape richness.

Part of the land is currently used for agricultural purposes and benefits from the corresponding Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) subsidies, within the framework applicable to the holding. This agricultural dimension represents one of the estate’s traditional uses and can coexist with other projects related to its residential, tourism, equestrian or recreational character.

The estate also holds an official licence for a private intensive hunting preserve, permitting the development of hunting activities within the framework of the applicable authorisations and regulations. This status adds a recreational and land-management dimension that is particularly attractive to certain types of owners.

As regards the architecture and interior spaces, the main building, measuring approximately 4,500 m², contains 25 bedrooms and 23 bathrooms, in addition to a wide variety of formal and private-use areas.

The rooms and suites were designed to offer a high level of comfort and feature décor combining fine materials, traditional elements and classically inspired details. Particularly noteworthy are the 6 suites, some of which have marble-clad bathrooms, whirlpool baths and private terraces overlooking the countryside.

Among the most distinctive rooms is one located in the tower of the noble section of the main building. Its elevated position, unique architecture and panoramic views over the estate give it an especially exclusive character.

The property also includes various interior reception rooms, Andalusian-inspired courtyards and landscaped areas that connect the building with its surroundings.

One of its notable spaces is the “Al-Andalus” restaurant, conceived around a combination of Andalusian and French influences, together with various lounges and areas intended for receiving guests and hosting events.

Another of its most distinctive architectural features is its chapel, whose layout allows it to be used both for ceremonies and as a reception space. It retains highly significant original elements, including the former altar, now incorporated into the public service area.

With regard to wellness, leisure and a range of activities, the complex offers extensive facilities, including a spa with Turkish baths, saunas, Jacuzzis and indoor and outdoor swimming pools, as well as a gym and tennis court.

The size of the estate also allows for activities connected with nature, including horse riding, equestrian trails, hiking and cycling, always subject to the applicable authorisations and conditions.

Its layout, size and infrastructure offer numerous possibilities for a future owner, from enjoying it as an exceptional private residence to developing projects related to high-end hospitality, private retreats, celebrations, select events or equestrian, agricultural and hunting activities.

This estate is, without doubt, a property conceived for privacy. It is located in the Utrera area, in the Seville countryside, near Las Cabezas de San Juan, approximately 45 minutes from Seville. Its location combines proximity to the Andalusian capital with the privacy and extensive grounds characteristic of a large historic estate.

The surrounding area also boasts significant historical and archaeological heritage, with sites such as “Carissa Aurelia”, “Esperilla” and Fatetar Castle, highlighting the historical richness of this territory.

The property was developed and equipped to provide a high-end hospitality concept, with various spaces and facilities intended for this use. Details concerning licences, existing authorisations, administrative status and potential future uses will be made available to qualified buyers and may be reviewed during the due diligence process.

Beyond any specific use, the true uniqueness of this property lies in the combination of 506 hectares of private land, historic palatial architecture, extensive residential and leisure infrastructure, and a strategic location a short distance from Seville.

An exceptional estate in terms of scale, history and character, offering the privacy required to become an extraordinary private residence while also providing the infrastructure and versatility necessary to accommodate a variety of high-end projects.

The estate is located in a privileged setting in the province of Seville, within the municipality of Las Cabezas de San Juan. Situated on the road connecting this town with Villamartín, the property extends across approximately 506 hectares of hills, valleys and cultivated fields, offering an exceptional level of privacy and a deep connection with the Andalusian landscape.

Its location combines the spaciousness and seclusion characteristic of a large historic estate with excellent accessibility. It is approximately 30 km from Utrera and 60 km from Seville, while Seville and Jerez de la Frontera airports are located around 40 and 35 km away, respectively. This proximity provides easy access to the property from Andalusia’s main urban centres, as well as from other national and international destinations. The estate also has a helipad, offering an additional access option for certain owners and visitors.

The surrounding area boasts an exceptional historical and cultural heritage, with archaeological and monumental sites nearby, including Carissa Aurelia, Esperilla and Fatetar Castle. The combination of landscape, heritage, privacy and proximity to Seville makes the location one of the property’s greatest attributes.

The estate’s size allows for numerous activities connected with the natural surroundings, such as horse riding, hiking and cycling, amid a landscape of outstanding beauty and privacy.