451 hectares in Piedrabuena, Ciudad Real — 30 minutes from the AVE high-speed rail station, two hours from Madrid, Córdoba or Badajoz.
Fully fenced with game fencing across its 9.8 km perimeter, with interior fencing protecting cultivated areas. Accessible directly from the CM-403 regional road. The estate features 35 km of internal roads suitable for all vehicle types and horseback riding.
Surrounded by extraordinary natural landscapes including the Tabla de la Yedra along the Bullaque river valley and the Cabañeros National Park just a few kilometres away.
The main house spans two floors plus a garage: 356 m² ground floor with entrance hall, fireplace lounge, library, dining room, kitchen, 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, two porches and a 241 m² terrace. The upper floor (91 m²) includes 2 bedrooms with en-suite dressing room and bathroom. A 173 m² semi-basement garage completes the residence. Clean energy: independent solar installation with hot water tank plus a central pellet boiler.
A second home (90 m²) with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and its own garage and garden. A hunting lodge (80 m²) with lounge, fireplace, bedroom and bathroom, plus an annex with two horse stables and an independent courtyard.
The residential grounds include a front garden (6,500 m²) with pond and automated irrigation from a 250 m³ underground tank; a side garden with pool (14m × 7m), paddle court, pergola, lawn, and nursery; and a walled rustic zone (4,000 m²) with native Mediterranean woodland, dovecote, henhouse, and kennels.
250 ha declared as protected woodland. Forest management plan approved until 2031.
20 ha (16 intensive + 4 super-intensive). SOHISCERT certified. 67,793 kg produced in 2023.
20 ha under EU CAP subsidies. Rotation varies annually per regulatory conditions.
25 ha of planted holm oaks, kermes oaks and cork oaks, plus 250 ha from a former ICONA agreement.
27 ha dedicated to feeding native species: deer, mouflon, wild boar, roe deer, partridge, pigeon.
1.47 ha reservoir collecting rainwater and runoff. Recreational, irrigation and livestock use.
600 m² industrial warehouse with water and electricity. Two water sources: a borehole with automated pump system (100m from residences) and a well with 3 km of piping serving multiple plots. Three traditional wells and seven ponds for livestock. 72 solar panels producing 20 kW, with bird-protected power lines. Internet via radio across the entire complex.
EU CAP subsidies, forestry and reforestation subsidies, organic olive oil production, wildlife management and hunting leases (game management plan active until 2029), and solar energy self-consumption reducing external energy costs. The estate is designed to be economically self-sufficient.
The estate operates with on-site, full-time caretaking. The current caretaker has long-term familiarity with every operational system on the property — from the solar installation and irrigation network to forestry plans, livestock management, organic certification audits, and the seasonal cycles of the olive grove and game cultivation. Continuity of this role is available to new ownership.
For buyers seeking a structured handover, the family is open to supporting a transition period covering administrative records (CAP subsidies, forestry plan, hunting plan, organic certification), supplier relationships, regulatory documentation, and operational know-how built over years of stewardship. The format and duration of this support can be tailored to the buyer's needs, with no fixed timeline.
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