Finca/Country House for sale in Ayora, Valencia

This estate is a property like few others. It has more than 26 linear km of fencing (776 hectares), which makes it completely private. Every single detail is designed and made for animal welfare: there is a large number of mouflons, deer, wild boar and, in smaller numbers, mountain goats.

In recent years, hunting has practically not been exploited, since the owner has enjoyed caring for each and every one of the animals, observing them and taking care to provide them with daily, top-quality, varied feeding—this is why it is stocked with large specimens.

The estate has 7 feeding stations, 7 ponds, 1 catching pen, control cameras, different stands, a natural spring, water wells, and more than 85 hectares of cereal crop plots, which have CAP rights and receive an annual subsidy.

The second major highlight of this estate—and what makes it a very profitable property—is the wind park located within it, with long-lasting contracts in force and the possibility of extension, which is very important for investors.

And the third great value of this estate is the buildings: each and every one of them is in exceptional condition. They have undergone exhaustive maintenance, as the property has resident caretakers throughout the year, who look after the maintenance of all the houses while also feeding and monitoring the estate’s animals.

The estate consists of 5 homes: one for guests, another for the caretakers, two open-plan properties ready to be finished, and a large stately residence all on one floor, with no detail missing—truly spectacular.

The location of this estate is a real privilege. It is very close to the town of Ayora, located inland in 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 the towns of Cortes de Pallás, Cofrentes, Jarafuel, Jalance, Zarra and Teresa de Cofrentes.

It is a very touristy valley full of life, surrounded by a great rural environment in which countless activities can be developed, such as cruises along the river Júcar, visiting the thermal waters of the Cofrentes spa, canoe routes or rafting, visiting the Don Juan caves, visiting Meca, an Iberian settlement from the 5th–2nd century BC, and Castillo de Ayora.

The access road to the estate is paved and in perfect condition; travel time by car to major cities is: Almansa 20 minutes, Albacete 45 minutes, Alicante 1 hour, Valencia 1:15 minutes, and Madrid 3 hours.