Large livestock estate with a dehesa surface area of 701 hectares, located in the northeast of the province of Cáceres. The property includes three houses (a main residential house of 310 m² and two recently renovated staff houses), a bullring facility with holding pens, livestock barns, mains water supply, off-grid electricity generated by solar panels, and several ponds that provide water for the animals.
The estate is situated in a unique natural ecosystem, with holm oaks and cork oaks, next to Monfragüe National Park. It has hosted fighting cattle and livestock farming for generations.
The property currently operates under a sustainable and profitable agro-economic model. Its structure supports not only cattle, sheep, and pig farming, but also forest product use, carbon footprint reduction initiatives, hunting activities, and tourism potential.
With a total area of 701 hectares, the estate is presently used for cattle farming, making use of its agricultural land to grow dryland cereals used as feed for the herd.
Important features that add value to this rural property include:
A. Fenced water ponds (with fishing), water pumps, and solar panels supplying water for livestock.
B. Large multi-purpose barns for storage, livestock, and other agricultural uses.
C. A 310 m² residential house.
D. Independent electrical system with 84 photovoltaic solar panels and modern lithium batteries.
E. Two recently renovated staff houses.
F. Bullring with holding pens.
G. Horse boxes and working areas for horses.
H. Tracks accessible throughout the entire dehesa.
I. Dovecote.
J. Mains drinking water supply.
K. Starlink installation.
L. Modern fencing across the entire estate.
M. Annual pruning and maintenance of the dehesa.
Additional information:
The property is owned through a Limited Company (Sociedad Limitada) and can be purchased through the company structure. There is the possibility of purchasing with or without machinery and livestock. The estate also has authorization for “montanera” pig fattening, allowing 350 pigs for finishing.
There is also the possibility of accessing CAP (Common Agricultural Policy) subsidies, continuing the organic farming process, and benefiting from subsidies linked to carbon footprint reduction.
The estate currently holds approximately 400 head of cattle, and all machinery is included in the sale price.
