Finca/Country House for sale in Nívar, Granada

In a privileged natural setting in Nívar, this unique country estate connects the town’s built-up area with the landscape of the Sierra de Huétor, and offers something hard to find: privacy, nature, space, and its own history.

The property sits on a plot of approximately 7,150 m², divided into an upper area of about 1,150 m² and a lower area of approximately 6,000 m².

The home preserves the full essence of traditional architecture, with tiled roofs, wooden joinery, Mallorcan shutters, exposed beams, stone, brick, and earthen floors.

It features spacious living rooms, fireplaces, a glass-enclosed dining area open to the landscape, a library or office, bedrooms, bathrooms clad in natural stone, terraces, and different areas designed so you can enjoy the estate throughout the year.

One of its most distinctive features is its wine cellar carved into the natural rock—a unique space with stone walls and a stone ceiling that forms part of the mountain itself, giving the property an absolutely exceptional character.

Between the main house, the auxiliary spaces, and the wine cellar and cave area, the property offers more than 500 m² built, providing a wide variety of uses and layout possibilities.

The estate also has two kitchens: one designed for summer and another for winter, adapting to life on the property across the different seasons.

Outside, there are approximately 58–60 olive trees, around 500 grapevines, and various growing and orchard areas, with fruit trees such as peach trees, nectarines, plum trees, pomegranate trees, cherry trees, pear trees, and apple trees.

The estate also has a domestic wine production, made by its owners from the vineyard itself, with a typical output of approximately 200–250 bottles of red wine and about 120 of white, depending on the harvest and the winemaking process.

All the land is irrigated, and the lower part of the estate has a legalized well, with authorization and a recognized flow rate of 1 liter per second, although the owner currently mainly supplies water from the irrigation ditch (acequia).

In addition, the estate has direct access from the town’s built-up area at its lower end, combining the convenience of being close to the town with the feeling of being completely immersed in nature.

El Viñazo is not simply a house with land.

It is a property for those seeking space, privacy, nature, and authenticity; a place where architecture, land, water, the vineyard, and the mountain itself are all part of the same story.