Finca/Country House for sale in Ayora, Valencia

This estate is like few others. It has more than 26 linear kilometers of fencing (676 hectares), making it completely private. Every single detail is designed and made for animal welfare: there is a large number of mouflons, deer, and wild boar, and in smaller numbers, mountain goats. In recent years, hunting has practically not been exploited, since the owner has enjoyed taking care of every single animal—observing them and providing them with daily feeding of excellent, varied quality. That is why it is home to great specimens.

The estate has 7 feeding stations, 7 ponds, 1 handling pen, control cameras, different vantage points, a natural spring, water wells, and more than 85 hectares of plots for cereal cultivation, which have PAC (Common Agricultural Policy) rights and receive an annual subsidy.

Another major value of this estate lies in the buildings: each and every one of them is in exceptional condition. They have undergone exhaustive maintenance, since the property has caretakers throughout the year, who take care of maintaining all the houses and of feeding and monitoring the animals on the estate.

The estate comprises 5 homes: one guest house, another for the caretakers, two open-plan properties ready to finish, and a large stately manor house all on a single floor—leaving nothing out of the equation; truly spectacular.

The location of this estate is a privilege: it is very close to the town of Ayora, located in the interior of the Valencian Community, bordering to the north with Requena, to the south with Alicante, and to the west with Castilla-La Mancha. The town of Ayora is the largest settlement in the entire Valle de Ayora, made up of Cortes de Pallás, Cofrentes, Jarafuel, Jalance, Zarra, and Teresa de Cofrentes.

It is a very touristic valley full of life, surrounded by a rural setting where countless activities can be enjoyed, such as cruises along the River Júcar, visiting the thermal waters at the Cofrentes spa resort, canoe routes or rafting, visiting the Don Juan caves, visiting Meca, an Iberian settlement from the 5th–2nd centuries BC, Castillo de Ayora. The access road to the estate is paved and in perfect condition.

Its driving time to major cities is: Almansa, 20 minutes; Albacete, 45 minutes; Alicante, 1 hour; Valencia, 1:15; and Madrid, 3 hours.