Situada a poco más de una hora de Madrid y a solo 12 kilómetros de la ciudad amurallada de Ávila, esta finca histórica representa una de las mayores extensiones privadas de Castilla, con más de 1.100 hectáreas dedicadas a la ganadería, la actividad cinegética y la conservación del entorno natural.
Delimitada por un muro de piedra de 22 kilómetros, esta propiedad ofrece un entorno completa
Located just over an hour from Madrid and only 12 kilometers from the walled city of Ávila, this historical estate represents one of the largest private estates in Castilla, with more than 1,100 hectares dedicated to livestock farming, hunting activities, and environmental conservation.
Bordered by a 22-kilometer stone wall, this property offers a completely enclosed environment that is a
Situada a poco más de una hora de Madrid y a solo 12 kilómetros de la ciudad amurallada de Ávila, esta finca histórica representa una de las mayores extensiones privadas de Castilla, con más de 1.100 hectáreas dedicadas a la ganadería, la actividad cinegética y la conservación del entorno natural.
Delimitada por un muro de piedra de 22 kilómetros, esta propiedad ofrece un entorno completamente cerrado, autónomo y en equilibrio ecológico. Un arroyo atraviesa la finca de sur a norte, acompañado por más de 60 manantiales y un embalse, asegurando el abastecimiento hídrico natural durante todo el año. En el centro de la finca se alza una casa palacio de más de 2.000 m², construida sobre una fortaleza del siglo XVI, y complementada por dos casas para invitados. El conjunto mantiene elementos originales como torres, escudos nobiliarios y saeteras, que refuerzan su valor histórico y arquitectónico.
La actividad ganadera, basada en la raza Avileña, se desarrolla en extensivo con más de 200 reses y está integrada en el sistema de ayudas PAC. A nivel cinegético, la finca cuenta con coto registrado y plan de gestión, celebrando monterías anuales bajo criterios sostenibles. Existen más de 8.000 m² en edificaciones auxiliares construidas en piedra, todas respetando la estética tradicional.
El entorno natural combina cinco ecosistemas bien conservados: bosques, fresnedas, dehesas, praderas y matorrales de sierra. La finca destaca por su biodiversidad, con especies emblemáticas como el águila real o el corzo, y demuestra un compromiso activo con el medioambiente a través de actuaciones de conservación recientes.
Su proximidad a Ávila y su accesibilidad desde Madrid permiten disfrutar de la tranquilidad rural sin renunciar a los servicios urbanos. En esta parte de Castilla, donde confluyen historia, paisaje y funcionalidad productiva, esta finca representa una oportunidad excepcional para quienes buscan una propiedad con valor patrimonial y potencial sostenible.
Located just over an hour from Madrid and only 12 kilometers from the walled city of Ávila, this historical estate represents one of the largest private estates in Castilla, with more than 1,100 hectares dedicated to livestock farming, hunting activities, and environmental conservation.
Bordered by a 22-kilometer stone wall, this property offers a completely enclosed environment that is autonomous and in ecological balance. A stream runs through the estate from south to north, accompanied by more than 60 springs and a reservoir, ensuring natural water supply throughout the year. At the center of the estate stands a palace house of over 2,000 m², built on a 16th-century fortress, and complemented by two guest houses. The ensemble maintains original elements such as towers, noble shields, and arrow slits, which reinforce its historical and architectural value.
Livestock farming, based on the Avileña breed, is extensive with more than 200 cattle and is integrated into the CAP support system. In terms of hunting, the estate has a registered game reserve and a management plan, hosting annual hunts following sustainable criteria. There are over 8,000 m² of auxiliary stone-built buildings, all respecting traditional aesthetics.
The natural environment combines five well-preserved ecosystems: forests, ash groves, grasslands, meadows, and mountain shrublands. The estate stands out for its biodiversity, with emblematic species such as the golden eagle or the roe deer, and demonstrates an active commitment to the environment through recent conservation efforts.
Its proximity to Ávila and accessibility from Madrid allow for enjoying rural tranquility without giving up urban services. In this part of Castilla, where history, landscape, and productive functionality converge, this estate represents an exceptional opportunity for those seeking a property with heritage value and sustainable potential.
Offering high-end properties in the city, villas and equestrian farms on the outskirts of the city. Madrid, the
Offering high-end properties in the city, villas and equestrian farms on the outskirts of the city. Madrid, the capital of Spain, is located in the centre of the Iberian Peninsula. It is a very active city, with a lively nightlife and scores of daytime allures. It is home to famous museums such as El Prado, Thyssen-Bornemisza and Reina Sofia, great historic architecture, shopping boulevards and excellent cuisine. It has a great diversity of districts that merit visiting.