4,400-hectare hunting and farming estate for sale in Ciudad Real

A large rural estate that combines private hunting grounds, deer breeding, cork production, olive groves, dryland farming and accommodation in a single investment, with plenty of its own water and well-established infrastructure.

Water

Numerous natural springs keep water in streams and watercourses all year round. The estate also has:

• concrete and earth dams;
• many water ponds;
• its own wells with solar-powered pumping.

This water supplies the houses, gardens, swimming pools, farming and wildlife facilities, and the irrigation system makes extensive olive growing possible.

Hunting

The estate is divided into several private hunting grounds:

• Plot 1, about 2,715 hectares, fully enclosed with game fencing: up to nine monterías (driven big-game hunts) a year or fourteen smaller organised hunts, plus selective hunting all year.
• Plot 2, about 558 hectares: an intensive private hunting ground, fully fenced, where several monterías can be held each year.
• Plot 3, about 528 hectares: a fully fenced private hunting ground with intensive small-game hunting and room for several monterías a year too.

There are established populations of red deer, roe deer and wild boar, and driven partridge shoots can be organised.

A dedicated, fully fenced deer-breeding area holds about 300 breeding hinds and eight breeding stags, plus other breeding stock and young animals. The operation has its official REGA registration code.

Woodland and cork

Large areas of Mediterranean woodland cover the properties, mainly holm oaks and cork oaks; the cork oak is the most productive species.

In the documented harvesting periods about 16,800 quintals of cork were obtained, sold at premium prices thanks to their exceptional quality.

The woodland also includes other oak species and natural watercourses, and is well kept and cleared of excess scrub.

Farming

Olive groves cover about 170 hectares:

• 110 irrigated hectares with about 18,000 trees;
• another 60 hectares with about 8,000 trees;
• three further dryland groves with about 3,700 trees.

All are productive and fenced, with varieties such as Cornezuelo, Manzanilla, Hojiblanca, Cornicabra and Picual.

Another 300 hectares or so are used for rotating cereal crops (wheat, barley and oats). CAP entitlements for farming and livestock subsidies are included in the sale.

Houses and accommodation

First complex:

• A main house of about 900 m² with seven bedrooms and seven bathrooms, living and dining rooms, an industrial kitchen, an office, a gun room and a swimming pool.
• Hunters' accommodation of about 295 m²: eight double bedrooms with private bathrooms and air conditioning.
• An attic of about 172 m² with four double and five single bedrooms.
• Four gamekeepers' houses, totalling about 350 m².
• A house of about 177 m² for the technical manager.
• A private chapel and other outbuildings.

Second complex:

• A main house of about 542 m² with five bedrooms, two bathrooms, a swimming pool and a hunters' lounge.
• Two gamekeepers' houses, totalling about 194 m².

Farm and livestock facilities

The main farm buildings and the former livestock sheds add up to about 7,930 m² of built area.

There are also four horse stables, a cold room of about 25 m² and dedicated facilities for olive harvesting and waste management.

Energy and utilities

Electricity arrives through a 21,000-volt line to a 160 kW transformer, which distributes it at 380 V and 220 V.

Fuel tanks supply the machinery, vehicles and heating, and the estate's own water supplies and existing facilities cover its residential, farming and livestock use.

Why invest

Its natural resources, established infrastructure and many sources of income make this estate a very attractive option for anyone looking for a prestigious property in Spain, with potential for farming, hunting tourism and luxury rural accommodation.