Extensive livestock farm in Avila

Bordered by a 22-kilometer stone wall, this property offers a completely enclosed environment that is autonomous and in ecological balance. A stream runs through the estate from south to north, accompanied by more than 60 springs and a reservoir, ensuring natural water supply throughout the year. At the center of the estate stands a palace house of over 2,000 m², built on a 16th-century fortress, and complemented by two guest houses. The ensemble maintains original elements such as towers, noble shields, and arrow slits, which reinforce its historical and architectural value.

Livestock farming, based on the Avileña breed, is extensive with more than 200 cattle and is integrated into the CAP support system. In terms of hunting, the estate has a registered game reserve and a management plan, hosting annual hunts following sustainable criteria. There are over 8,000 m² of auxiliary stone-built buildings, all respecting traditional aesthetics.

The natural environment combines five well-preserved ecosystems: forests, ash groves, grasslands, meadows, and mountain shrublands. The estate stands out for its biodiversity, with emblematic species such as the golden eagle or the roe deer, and demonstrates an active commitment to the environment through recent conservation efforts.

Its proximity to Ávila and accessibility from Madrid allow for enjoying rural tranquility without giving up urban services. In this part of Castilla, where history, landscape, and productive functionality converge, this estate represents an exceptional opportunity for those seeking a property with heritage value and sustainable potential.