Finca/Country House for sale in Olvera, Cádiz

A majestic Andalusian estate: timeless elegance amidst breathtaking natural beauty

Nestled in the rolling countryside of Olvera, Cádiz, this magnificent 410-hectare estate is a sanctuary of natural beauty and Andalusian tradition. Set within the breathtaking Serranía de Ronda, where the provinces of Málaga, Cádiz, and Sevilla meet, it enjoys a privileged location along the famed Route of the White Villages. Enchanting towns such as Olvera, Algodonales, El Gastor, Zahara de la Sierra, Grazalema, Setenil, and Ronda lie within a short distance, each radiating the charm and heritage of southern Spain.

The landscape is a mesmerizing tapestry of undulating hills, ancient woodlands, and rugged rock formations, crowned by the iconic Peñón de Zaframagón, where one of Europe's largest colonies of majestic griffon vultures soars against the vast Andalusian sky. The estate is also a paradise for hunting enthusiasts, with abundant wildlife including partridges, rabbits, thrushes, and doves, and a meticulously maintained game reserve in full operation.

Dotted with venerable holm oaks, wild olive trees, gall oaks, and carob trees, the land exudes the wild and untamed spirit of the region. Agriculture and livestock thrive in perfect harmony, with approximately 1,000 animals—including goats, sheep, cattle, pigs, and horses—grazing freely across the pastures. The fertile fields currently cultivate 70 hectares of golden cereals, though the land holds the potential to return to its former expanse of 150 hectares, as it once did in years past.

At the heart of the estate stands a grand 19th-century farmhouse, a true emblem of Andalusian elegance, with its two serene courtyards and nearly 1,500 square meters of exquisitely preserved living space. The main residence, infused with history and character, offers six spacious bedrooms, three bathrooms, a welcoming living room, an inviting dining area, a traditional kitchen, and a charming pantry. Two additional houses, each with two bedrooms, provide further accommodation, ideal for guests or caretakers.

Surrounding the dwellings, a collection of barns, granaries, and agricultural buildings bear witness to the estate’s thriving farmstead. A fully operational milking parlour ensures a seamless continuation of the region’s age-old dairy traditions. The entire property is securely enclosed and thoughtfully divided to optimize pastureland.

Modern comforts blend effortlessly with the estate’s rustic allure, boasting electricity, running water sourced from the nearby village of El Gastor, four private wells, and gentle streams weaving through the land. Additionally, the property is equipped with solar panels, providing an eco-friendly and sustainable energy source. Telephone service, video surveillance, and Internet connectivity ensure that tradition and modernity exist side by side in perfect harmony.

More than just a property, this estate is an invitation to experience the timeless magic of Andalusia. With its unspoiled landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and impeccable facilities, it offers a rare and extraordinary opportunity. Despite its secluded tranquility, it remains exceptionally well-connected, with four international airports—Seville, Málaga, Jerez, and Gibraltar—within an hour’s journey, making it an unparalleled retreat in the heart of southern Spain.