¡Exclusiva Finca Colonial Del Siglo XVIII En Extremadura! Historia, Elegancia Y Oportunidad De Inver

Deep in the vast and majestic province of Extremadura, an 18th-century architectural treasure stands as a silent witness to Spain’s history. This colonial estate, unique in its distinction, holds the illustrious legacy of the historic houses of the Iberian country. Long ago, the ancient walls of the residence housed the Marqués de Liédena, whose Spanish noble title was granted by King Carlos III on January 4, 1709.

Located in the heart of a dehesa of cork oaks and holm oaks, a site repeatedly designated as a model estate by the Junta de Extremadura. The property extends majestically, with 5,000 m2 built on 170,000 m2 of Extremaduran dehesa, offering the possibility to acquire more hectares at a negotiable price.

Unmatched features:
- Architecture and design: Mostly single-story architecture embracing the cortijo tradition, except for the two-story Casa Palacio, which features a fireplace signed by the renowned ceramist and ceramologist Ruiz de Luna.
- Luxury accommodation: The rooms are a true blend of history and elegance: 24 double and triple en-suite rooms, all equipped with television, full bathroom, and heating. Common areas are woven with tradition, featuring several lounges with fireplaces and exposed wooden beams. Inside, rustic furniture coexists with tapestries and antique decorative objects, creating an atmosphere that evokes past eras.
- Celebration spaces: The heart of the estate beats in a large outdoor courtyard, a setting for events with capacity for 400 guests. The property also includes a church-chapel, a consecrated space for ceremonies, enriched with an 18th-century Florentine altarpiece of immense value.
- Modern amenities: It also features a solarium pool, uninterrupted electrical supply, and abundant water wells, eliminating the need to pay for water.

Investment opportunity:
The estate thrived in its last phase as a charming eco-hotel, with a high-quality restaurant featuring a wood-fired oven, immersed in a stunning natural environment. It has welcomed important figures from society, politicians, ambassadors, and famous bullfighters such as Litri, El Cordobés, and El Juli. European aristocracy, as well as artists, photographers, and painters, have found in this place an unparalleled refuge to remain unnoticed.

Other attractions include numerous ponds, livestock enclosures, stables, and private wells, along with various trails inviting horseback riding, hiking, birdwatching, and mountain biking, among other activities.

Privileged location:
- Cáceres: a city declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1996.
- Nearby destinations: One and a half hours away are places like Montsanto, a picturesque Portuguese village built on rocks atop a mountain; Mérida, the capital of Extremadura, also a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1993, home to remarkable Roman monuments such as the Roman Theatre; and Trujillo, a city offering a spectacular plaza, palaces, and the birthplace of Francisco Pizarro, the conqueror of Peru, and other illustrious explorers.
- Accessibility: Madrid and Lisbon are within three and a half hours, accessible for those seeking a getaway from this unique colonial estate.

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For more information and to embrace a lifestyle that celebrates tradition and elegance, where every day is a special occasion to enjoy majesty and explore the treasures surrounding the Extremadura region. Do not miss this unique investment opportunity in an incomparable historic property!