Rancho Morera

Rancho Morera brings together Sevillian-inspired architecture, the character of San Miguel, and a landscape of mature trees, olive groves and water. Set on 77,838 m² of land with 806.16 m² of total construction, the estate offers 4 bedrooms, 5 full bathrooms and a half bath.

Designed by architect Alan Wilkerson, the main residence incorporates reclaimed roof tiles, timber sleepers and antique doors, lending texture and authenticity to its spaces. Courtyards, terraces and gathering areas open onto the gardens and swimming pool, keeping the home closely connected to its surroundings. A lakeside casita, a separate cabin with a bedroom and full bathroom, and staff accommodation complement the main residence.

The lake is one of the estate’s most distinctive features. Water from the private well enters through an outlet that evokes a natural spring, while tree-lined shores offer peaceful places to enjoy the shade. More than a thousand plants and trees have been introduced to the grounds, including olive, ash, walnut and fruit trees, alongside the preserved native vegetation.

A private cobblestone approach lined with more than 160 olive trees leads into the ranch. Equestrian facilities include six horse stalls, paddocks enclosed by timber fencing, an office with a half bath, and two storage buildings. A restored chapel adds another distinctive space to the estate.

The infrastructure includes a private well with a valid CONAGUA water concession for 35,000 m³ annually, an extensive irrigation network, water storage and filtration systems, and independent electrical transformers for the residential and agricultural areas.

A place to enjoy country living, horses and nature, in a setting that brings together privacy, thoughtful architecture and spaces to share.