Our Luxury Rural Estates

Exclusive Estate in Almería - Summary

        This unique 1,230.86-hectare estate in Almería, Andalusia, lies in the picturesque Sierra de las Estancias, 113 km from Almería city and
75 km from Mojácar’s beaches. It features a 480 m² main house with six en-suite bedrooms, a caretaker’s house, and utility buildings.
   The estate boasts almond plantations, natural springs, water storage, and a private hunting reserve with big and small game species.
      Fully equipped with vehicles and agricultural tools, it offers ideal conditions for agricultural, hunting, and leisure activities in a sunny, mild climate.

Exclusive Estate in Burgos - Summary

     A luxurious 275-hectare hunting estate in Burgos, northern Iberian Peninsula. The property features a main house with 5 bedrooms,
5 bathrooms, and stunning views, fully renovated in 2005, along with a caretaker’s house and agricultural spaces.
     The estate includes a private well, electric grid connection, and is surrounded by diverse vegetation including oak, ash, and beech trees. A river borders the estate, enhancing its natural charm. It’s ideal for both large and small game hunting, recreation, or investment, with a notable karstic complex among its highlights.

Exclusive Estate in Ciudad real - Summary

     Hunting plays a vital role in the estates of Ciudad Real, offering both economic and environmental benefits. It provides a sustainable source of income through hunting tourism, drawing enthusiasts from across Spain and beyond.
  The activity helps maintain the balance of local ecosystems, controlling populations of species like deer and wild boar, which could otherwise overgraze or disrupt habitats. Hunting estates in Ciudad Real, often spanning thousands of hectares, create jobs for local communities, from gamekeeping to hospitality.
     Additionally, they support biodiversity through carefully managed environments, including feeding stations, water sources, and preserved forests. These estates combine tradition and conservation, ensuring long-term sustainability and ecological health.

Exclusive Estate in Granada - Summary

    Hunting estates in Granada play a crucial role in preserving the balance between nature, tradition, and economic sustainability. These estates, often located in areas of exceptional natural beauty, contribute to biodiversity by maintaining habitats for local wildlife, including deer, wild boar, and partridge.
    Hunting helps regulate animal populations, preventing overgrazing and supporting forest regeneration. Economically, these estates attract tourists, generating revenue and creating jobs in rural areas, such as gamekeeping, hospitality, and guide services.
 Furthermore, sustainable hunting practices integrate with conservation efforts, ensuring the health of the ecosystem. These estates blend cultural heritage with environmental stewardship, making them vital assets to Granada's rural landscape.

Exclusive Estate in Navarra - Summary

    Hunting in the estates of Navarra is crucial for ecological conservation, economic development, and maintaining cultural traditions. The region’s Mediterranean forest ecosystem, rich in vegetation like oaks and holm oaks, provides excellent shelter and food sources for game such as deer, boar, and partridge.
       Regulated hunting helps manage wildlife populations, preventing overpopulation and preserving the health of the habitat. Economically, hunting supports rural communities through tourism, employment, and local services.
    Additionally, it sustains traditional practices, fostering a connection to Navarra’s rich heritage. By combining conservation and recreation, hunting estates contribute to a balanced and sustainable ecosystem.

Exclusive Estate in Ávila - Summary

  Hunting in the estates of Ávila plays a significant role in maintaining the ecological balance of the region, promoting biodiversity, and enhancing sustainable land management.
   The varied terrain, including forests, pastures, and agricultural lands, provides a natural habitat for both small and large game, such as wild boar, deer, and partridge. Controlled hunting helps manage these populations, ensuring that the ecosystem remains healthy and free of overpopulation.
     Additionally, hunting in Ávila supports rural economies through hunting tourism, local employment, and the preservation of traditional practices. By integrating hunting with land stewardship, these estates contribute to the conservation of the region’s unique natural landscapes.

Exclusive Estate in Burgos - Summary

     Hunting is a vital activity in the estates of Burgos, where the rich biodiversity and diverse landscapes provide a perfect environment for game species.
    These estates, with their vast expanses of forested and mountainous terrain, support significant populations of wild boar, red deer, mouflon sheep, and mountain goats. Hunting not only contributes to the local economy but also helps maintain the balance of wildlife populations, preventing overpopulation and damage to the ecosystem.
    Furthermore, it fosters responsible land management and conservation practices, ensuring the sustainable use of natural resources. The combination of high-quality hunting reserves and agricultural opportunities makes Burgos estates highly valued assets.

Exclusive Estate in Ciudad Real - Summary

   Hunting estates in Ciudad Real, particularly in regions like the Alcudia Valley, play a significant role in preserving local traditions and ecosystems. These properties provide controlled environments for sustainable hunting practices, which help regulate wildlife populations and maintain ecological balance.
     They support the rural economy by creating jobs for gamekeepers, guides, and hospitality staff. Hunting also fosters tourism, drawing enthusiasts from across Europe. Additionally, estates often invest in land conservation, ensuring the protection of diverse habitats and species. This integration of culture, economy, and conservation underscores hunting's importance in Ciudad Real.