Ref: 3851

Remote Traditional Cortijo with Land

Valor, Granada
€240.000
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3
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1
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Built Size97 m²
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Plot Size4.8 ha

Features & Amenities

Climate Control

  • Open Fireplace(s)

Land

  • Almond Grove
  • Fruit Trees
  • Plenty Of Water
  • Terraced Land

Services

  • Electricity - Solar Power
  • Water - Spring

Exterior

  • Outbuildings
  • Parking Area
  • Terrace

Location

  • Quiet Location
  • Very Private
  • No Near Neighbours

Views

  • Mountain Views
  • Panoramic Views

Interior

  • Wooden Beams
  • Partly Furnished

Property Features

  • South Facing

This exceptional cortijo, built 23 years ago by a respected local builder for his own use, stands out for the quality of its construction and materials. Traditional in appearance yet built using modern methods, the property is fully insulated and finished to a remarkably high standard throughout.

Set at an altitude of approximately 1,650 metres and surrounded by 4.8 hectares of land, it offers privacy, open skies and far-reaching views across the mountains towards the distant sea. Access is via a well-used 5.6 km track, and a 4x4 vehicle is required. There is also the option to acquire a further 15 hectares of adjacent land.

Main House

The cortijo offers three bedrooms and a beautifully crafted interior centred around a large open-plan kitchen, dining and living space.

Entry is through a custom-made wooden stable door into the heart of the home. This impressive room features:

  • A huge chestnut ceiling beam supported by split chestnut tree trunks

  • Exposed chestnut beams throughout

  • Stone flooring

  • Large open fireplace

  • Fitted kitchen with solid chestnut worktop

  • Generous dining and sitting areas

Even the finer details reflect careful design, including traditional-style porcelain electrical fittings.

From this central space, access leads to:

  • Pantry/store room

  • Family shower room with antique-style fittings, WC and porcelain basin

  • Two good-sized double bedrooms

  • A larger bedroom with two double beds and freestanding wardrobe

The property is sold fully furnished.

Outdoor Areas & Land

The immediate surroundings of the cortijo are stone paved and enclosed with ranch-style fencing. To one side, a delightful shaded picnic and dining area sits beneath mature chestnut trees, complete with natural stone tables and benches.

A separate store building houses the solar system and provides space for tools and equipment. There is also an external wood store.

The land is mainly terraced and irrigated, with fertile, ploughed areas and a wide variety of established trees including:

  • Approximately 28 walnut trees

  • 18 chestnut trees

  • 7 cherry trees

  • 5 Paraguayo (flat peach) trees

  • Almond, fig, apple and peach trees

  • Mulberry bushes and grape vines

Water is plentiful, with a natural spring, a large alberca and an additional water deposit similar in size to a plunge pool.

Services

The cortijo benefits from:

  • Solar power system

  • Running water

  • Natural soakaway drainage

Setting & Potential

This is a rare mountain property combining craftsmanship, productive land and total tranquillity. Ideal for those seeking independence, cultivation potential and a high-quality rural home in an unspoilt setting.

There is also the opportunity to purchase an additional 15 hectares of adjoining land from the same owner.

Please note: due to security reasons and GDPR regulations, we do not give exact locations or owner contact details. The description and details listed above are merely a guide and do not form part of any future contract.

When budgeting please remember to take into account the additional costs of buying which are currently: In Andalucía and Madrid 11.5% - 12%, in Extremadura 13%, - 14%, In Castilla La Mancha and Castilla Leon 12% - 13% y en Murcia 12.5% - 13.5%. These percentages cover everything: government purchase tax, lawyer, notary, registry and buyer's share of agency commission.

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