This property is a finca, an estate that combines livestock farming, game hunting, and rural tourism within the same space.


It benefits from abundant water supplied by natural springs and a well. The Banegas River, with a strong flow, borders the property and, due to its varying elevations, creates a natural swimming area with small waterfalls.


The property receives subsidies for cattle and pig farming, and for this purpose, five fenced plots are distributed throughout the estate.


The main house, measuring 467 square meters over two floors, is surrounded by a parking area and a 200-square-meter cobbled courtyard encircled by holm oaks. On the ground floor, there is a kitchen with a dining area, a large open-plan room of 160 square meters with natural stone columns, two living areas each with a wrought iron fireplace, a dining and games area, and two restrooms. Upstairs, there are five bedrooms and three bathrooms, two of which are en suite, as well as a sitting area. Close to the main house, and connected by a cobbled path, is the second house of 70 square meters, featuring one bedroom, one bathroom, an open-plan kitchen and living room with barbecue and fireplace. Both houses are licensed for use as rural tourist accommodation.


Other features of the main house include natural clay floors on the ground floor and wooden flooring upstairs; the wooden windows and doors are original, restored from old convents; fire and CO₂ detection systems, alarm system, terrestrial and satellite TV. Additionally, there is a woodshed, a storage room for supplies, and another for a workshop. According to the owners, the upper floor rests on ancient pillars from the Tartessian period.


The estate boasts state-of-the-art equipment and facilities, such as a solar garden with 24 photovoltaic solar panels for self-sufficient power supply to the houses, with an 18-kilowatt battery storage system, CCTV surveillance with 24/7 HD recording, outdoor lighting, and a 10,000-liter sanitary water tank.


Scattered throughout the estate are other buildings mainly for agricultural and livestock use, as well as a small viewpoint offering views of the entire estate and its surroundings.


The estate is located ten minutes from the center of Aracena, in a natural setting with holm oaks and pastures, close to services, shops, and transport routes connecting to Campofrío and other towns in the region.