Exceptional Cortijo In Sierra De Sevilla

An outstanding opportunity to acquire a historic estate of exceptional ecological, hunting, agricultural, and heritage value, located within the Dehesas de Sierra Morena Biosphere Reserve, less than 100 km from the city of Seville.

The property spans a total of 1,167.94 hectares, verified through cadastral and ArcGIS data. It benefits from active CAP (Common Agricultural Policy) and agri-environmental subsidies.

The estate includes three traditional farmhouses, a hunting reserve, and livestock and agricultural operations. Its vast size, versatility, and privileged setting — offering spectacular views and absolute privacy — make it a truly unique investment opportunity.

INFRASTRUCTURE

Buildings

Main 19th-century farmhouse with approximately 1,035 m² on the ground floor and 550 m² on the upper level, plus a tower.
Attached to it are a 75 m² private chapel and 800 m² of service quarters.

Two secondary farmhouses of 500 m² and 200 m², respectively, ideal for renovation projects.

Three agricultural and livestock barns totaling 1,000 m², suitable for machinery and storage.

Additional outbuildings, including barns, pigsties, and smaller dwellings scattered throughout the estate.

Fences and Roads

Perimeter fencing combining livestock mesh and traditional stone walls, stretching over 31 km.

Internal enclosures (33 km) with livestock mesh, optimizing pasture management.

An extensive 24 km network of internal roads, with a minimum width of 3.5 m, connecting all areas and facilities of the property.

WATER AND FORESTRY RESOURCES

Dense holm oak and Mediterranean scrub forest, offering both ecological and productive value, maintained through an annual pruning program.

A large reservoir with dam and 11 smaller ponds, each supplied by its own spring, covering a total of 12,000 m² and providing year-round water.

A main river runs across the estate from east to west, maintaining flow even during the summer, complemented by several smaller streams running north to south.

Numerous wells distributed across the property ensure reliable water supply.

Average annual rainfall: 750 mm.

Comprehensive firebreak system with an active prevention plan in force.

CURRENT USES

Hunting

The estate is fully enclosed and registered with an approved hunting management plan valid until 2026.

Licensed for big game (deer and wild boar) and small game (partridge, wood pigeon under recovery).

Equipped with multiple feeding stations, water troughs, and hunting stands strategically distributed.

Agriculture

Approximately 100 hectares of dryland crops.

Livestock

Around 100 head of cattle and 1,400 sheep.

License for 600 Iberian pigs in montanera (acorn-fed free-range phase) across two rotations, allowing for 1,200 pigs annually.

Officially classified as a Priority Agricultural Holding by the Spanish Ministry of Agriculture.