Finca/Country House for sale in Jijona / Xixona, Alicante

Mas dels Tretse Pins finca, also known as Mas del Retor de abajo.
It is located in the Jijona area, on the border with Torremanzanas, in the ABIO area (La Serratella area).
The building has about 690 m2 of residential use, plus 140 m2 of warehouse/garage and 130 m2 of corral. (According to the land registry, it is 960 m2 built on two levels on 628 m2 of floor space).
The building has two parts (main house, built in the 40s of the last century and completely renovated in the 70s, and the old house from the 18th century, currently used for agriculture) with the wine press, cellar with 6 American oak barrels, bread oven and warehouse, all on the ground floor and first floor.
Its cadastral reference (urban) is 0007002YH2700S0001II, within the Serratella DS Sector 3 205 T 0D 0S 0001 Industrial Estate.
The cadastral references of the land are:
03083A005000220000X. According to the cadastre 102,613 m2.
03083A010000370000XS. According to the cadastre 115,200 m2.
03083A010000380000XZ. According to the cadastre 7,766 m2.
According to the cadastre it is 22.5 hectares.
The house has electricity with its own medium-voltage line and transformer up to 25 amps.
It has running water from the Jijona municipal service (without flow limit) and, for agricultural use, it has 2 wells (now in disuse) and two cisterns: one rainwater and another fed by the river irrigation ditch used for the orchard.
Agriculturally it has a renewed plantation of about 5,000 almond trees, mostly of the Marcona variety, with recent harvests between 7,000 kg and 15,000 kg, and 120 olive trees that produce about 3,500 kg of olives.
In the first half of the last century it produced mainly grapes for wine and cereal, but the vines were uprooted due to the phylloxera epidemic.
It has its own piped irrigation ditch from the Torremanzanas River (which borders the property to the northwest) with the right to a time deposit registered in the Water Tribunal of Valencia.
It belongs to a hunting reserve (large and small) with the right to 2 passes and an agreement that each person hunts in their own area.
From an aesthetic point of view, next to the house and attached to the irrigation ditch there is a catalogued holm oak, considered to be among the 4 largest in the province.