En Andalousie, En Face De L'alhama De Granada, Une Ferme Restaurée Et Ses Vergers D'oliviers Et D'amandiers

In Andalusia, opposite Alhama de Granada, a restored farmhouse and its olive and almond orchards covering some 21.6 hectares. Some of the estate’s olive trees were planted over a century ago. Today, together with younger trees and an almond orchard, they form a plantation covering approximately 21.6 ha, whose Picual, Picudo and Hojiblanca varieties are highly sought after by olive oil blenders. The only thing missing from this oil is a name: the one chosen by the next owner, should they decide to bottle it.

To reach it, the road winds its way between almond and olive trees to a carefully renovated farmhouse, whose thick walls, beams and large windows create a spacious and light-filled family home. Opposite it, Alhama de Granada and its mountain ranges frame the horizon.

An estate that is passed on as much as a landscape as it is a legacy of expertise.