Hunting estate in Granada-Spain

Engel & Volkers, luxury real estate agency, offers this unique estate of 550 hectares, located in the north of the province of Granada, a few kilometres from the Cazorla Natural Park, the largest protected area in Spain and the second largest in Europe, declared a Biosphere Reserve by Unesco. It enjoys the same landscape, but without the limitations of a natural park. Its fauna is rich and varied, with a large herd of deer, mountain goats and wild boar, as well as important populations of mouflon and fallow deer. The estate has a Technical Hunting Plan: Although there is small game, it is obviously focused on big game: ibex, deer, fallow deer, mouflon and for years the exotic Arruí. 70% of the perimeter is fenced with a 1.20 metre high livestock fence. As for the buildings, the property has an old ancestral home of the Order of Santiago with church and farmhouse with two floors of 450 sqm each. Partially restored, including the chapel, according to information on its condition prior to the 19th century. Livestock stable of 300 sqm, convertible to other uses. Porches, around 1.000 sqm. Water reservoir of 100 cubic metres in front of the house. The property has plenty of own water from spring. It also has an authorisation to carry out 3 boreholes, some of them in execution. It can be considered a sustainable property as it is financed through different types of income: Direct or indirect hunting leases. Leasing of pastures for sheep: In the area closest to the region of Puebla de Don Fadrique. PEFC-certified timber exploitation of the highest quality Black and Salgareño pines. Obtaining PEFC-certified biomass. Forestry exploitation of holm oak forests to obtain biomass and greater production of acorns. Five-yearly EU subsidies for these silvicultural treatments. Direct or leased beekeeping operations. In short, an opportunity to acquire a wonderful estate in Andalusia for the enjoyment of hunting or as a recreational estate.