Undeveloped Land for sale in Málaga city, Málaga

For sale 48 hectares of rural land just 20 minutes from the city center, featuring a traditional Andalusian house (Lagar) dating back to 1936.

Fully equipped and currently in use, the main residence (held under shared ownership, as is its own natural water spring) comprises five bedrooms, two bathrooms, and the possibility of expansion up to eleven bedrooms by adapting the various rooms of this former Andalusian farmhouse into a charming boutique hotel. This is made possible thanks to its approximately 517 m² of built area, which is well preserved.

Additionally, the property includes an independent guest house with five bedrooms, expandable to eight more, while retaining its original rear porch, a covered outdoor kitchen with barbecue area, covered garage, wood-fired oven, and other outbuildings that you can discover during your visit. The entire complex is located at the highest point of the estate, more than 400 meters above sea level, offering unobstructed views of the Port of Málaga and rising above the surrounding mountain ranges. All the buildings of this former Andalusian Lagar are well preserved, as is the agricultural operation.

The entire property for sale extends across several hills, valleys, and streams. The total surface area of the five registered plots is approximately 480,000 m² of rural land, with two access routes to the residence via established rural roads. Access from the Málaga–Antequera A7 is easy and convenient by car, motorcycle, or mountain bike.

The estate’s surroundings are filled with olive trees, almond trees, and other crops, as well as various species of native Mediterranean shrubs and aromatic plants typical of Andalusia. The agricultural operation is officially registered and benefits from established European funding.

Its prominent elevation and privileged location make this Andalusian estate a perfect setting to return to rural living while remaining close to the city, with easy access for goods, emergency services, and urgent contingencies. It also serves as a climate refuge to enjoy pleasant summers away from Málaga’s terral winds, with cool nights under the open sky, stargazing thanks to the area’s zero light pollution.

Request an on-site visit today, where you can discover further unique qualities of this exclusive enclave, rich in history and offering significant potential for rural tourism development. Quad routes along forest paths can become daily adventures to explore the Montes de Málaga and their traditional roadside inns, from an environment that impresses from the very first moment.