Dehesa Extremeña Extremadura Pastureland Extremadura Weideland

This beautiful Extremaduran pasture of 82.46 hectares can be considered a wooded pasture, populated with holm oaks, olive trees, cereal crops, and used for livestock.

The holm oak produces a fruit called acorn from November to March, which is mainly food for pigs, from which our Iberian ham comes. The olive tree produces olives, from which the famous olive oil is made.

The estate consists of three buildings:
- The main house
- The caretakers’ house
- The stables

Away from these are the pigsties.

The main house, charmingly built in stone and reminiscent of Galician country houses, has two floors. The ground floor features large windows opening to the garden and pasture, while the upper floor has balconies with beautiful views of the Extremaduran countryside.

On the side of the house, with access to the kitchen, living room, and winter dining room, there is a porch with tall columns, surrounded by abundant trees, flowers, and plants.

From the garden, which has tall palm trees and beautiful vegetation, enclosed by stone walls and iron gates, you enter through a large wooden portico into the house’s hallway and main room. This room is vaulted and decorated with beautiful stuccoes.

Around it are 4 spacious bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, the living room, the lounge with a fireplace, and the winter dining room, also with a large fireplace. The charming kitchen has a window overlooking the garden.

To access the first floor, a staircase with stuccoes and a high vaulted ceiling with a skylight illuminates the hallway.

Upstairs, there is another living room with a fireplace and 3 bedrooms with a bathroom.

The floors, which preserve their original condition, are mainly hydraulic tiles in the noble areas, Portuguese tile, and clay.

This beautiful pastureland with clayey soils and some sandy patches, agriculturally very productive, is located south of the so-called ”Tierra de Barros.” It belongs to the municipality of Bienvenida, province of Badajoz, and the autonomous community of Extremadura.

The nearest towns are:
- Almendralejo, 50 km away
- Usagre, 8.4 km away
- Bienvenida, 15 km away
- Zafra, 15.2 km away

The airport and train station of Seville are 120 km away, about 1 hour and 20 minutes by car via highway.

Nearby is Mérida, a beautiful town where the Roman amphitheater is located. Also, about 1 hour from the estate is the border with Portugal.

The climate is rainy in winter, cool, and warm in summer, with an average temperature of 32ºC in summer and 12ºC in winter.