Finca/Country House for sale in Turre, Almería

El Cortijo del Aire, in Cortijo Grande, is undoubtedly a spectacular property. Located on the edge of the ravine overlooking the Aguas River, this enormous villa with 638 m² of construction on a 7,000 m² plot is in a unique natural setting, elevated above the Aguas River and with a peripheral view of the nearby mountains and villages, with Sierra Cabrera, Mojácar, and Bédar in the background.

The land encompasses various buildings. Once inside the perimeter, to our left, we find a garage and storage building of over 120 m², with some semi-open areas, also ideal as stables.

Next, facing the central exterior plaza, we find a new storage building of approximately 100 m². And on the right, we find a private pool area adjacent to the kitchen and the spacious living-dining room, completely separate from the main building where the living rooms, bedrooms, and other main rooms are located.

Cortijo del Aire originally dates back to 1730, and its current owner completely rebuilt it in 1978, adapting it as a single-family home, something that can be felt in every corner. Outside, we find a tatami mat, a play area, a summer cinema area, a kennel, and a well. Large gardens, a plaza, and rest areas are also found. Inside, the main building features various bedrooms, living rooms, an office, and a painting studio. All of this maintains the original essence of a traditional farmhouse, with details such as wooden beams on the ceiling, Andalusian tiles, and exceptional details such as structural parts of an old Murcian palace integrated into the interior of the home.

The potential is enormous. As a family home, it's easy to imagine the unique experience that Cortijo del Aire offers. Focused on the tourism industry, it perfectly fits the requirements for rural accommodations, ecotourism, or retreat centers.

Cortijo Grande is located in the Sierra de Cabrera, located in the province of Almería between the municipalities of Turre and Mojácar. The highest altitudes of this mountain range are close to 1,000 meters above sea level, such as La Mezquita and Arráez, so you'll occasionally see their peaks covered in snow.
Sierra Cabrera is home to numerous farmhouses, such as La Carrasca, Los Moralicos, and La Adelfa, but most of them are uninhabited. Only Cortijo Cabrera and Cortijo Grande maintain their vibrant lifestyle thanks to residential tourism.

The Sierra Cabrera landscape is marked by its intense range of green colors, a true feast for the eyes.

Most of the Sierra Cabrera is filled with terraces and remains of irrigation ditches and old orchards, where remnants of its agricultural past still remain in the form of olive, almond, carob, vine, pomegranate, and fig trees, not to mention the typical prickly pear and agave trees, already adapted to the Cabrera ecosystem.
Its success is due to the combination of tranquility, the beauty of the mountain range's nature, and its proximity to Mojácar and the coast.