Do you want a home with plenty of land? Cortijo Buenavista has 25 hectares (250,000sq.m) of it. At present mostly used for growing almonds but would also lend itself for people with horses, animal farming or a country retreat. Cortijo Buenavista is a 2 storey Cortijo with 4 bedrooms 2 bathrooms, an integral one bedroom apartment, a swimming pool, a large warehouse/workshop many, many extras 310,000€
Listing Price: €310,000
Location: nr Velez Blanco/Rubio
Province: Almeria
Build Size m2: 314
Bedrooms: 4-5
Bathrooms: 2
Swimming Pool: 10 x 4m
Additional Features: An assortment of buildings both residential and commercial. Plus various machinery, a tractor, a car
The property comes with a renovated two storey Cortijo complete with integral one bedroom apartment. A wooden chalet currently used as a/, A large warehouse/workshop. Covered parking area for the tractor. A car and assorted machinery (all included in the sale). Outside there is an enclosed swimming pool with tiled surround, various terraces and patios. A dog run and a coral. One of the lower plots has a semi-detached renovation project of an old farmhouse which is also included in the sale.
The property is in a beautiful position with wonderful views to the valley below and although it comes under the Lorca/Murcia boundary it is actually closer to the town of Vélez Rubio which is in Almeria (8 mins).
Property Details:
Cortijo with Integral Apartment
Conservatory room 6.36m x 4.10m fronts the main Cortijo, with Jacuzzi, wood burner and dining area.
The front door leads into the ground floor lounge 4.56m x 4.02m.
Kitchen 4.07m x 3.38m, country style with wall & base units with granite worktops.Freestanding gas cooker, fridge, original fireplace with wood burner.
Dining room 3.39m x 3.36m with a step up to small study/hobby room 3.45m x 2.96m
Large double bedroom 3.98m x 2.88m with built in wardrobes, separate shower room.
First Floor
Stairs from the lounge lead to the upper floor which can be arranged in various accommodations. At the moment there is a large lounge, another living area plus two bedrooms but you can easily create another one to two more bedrooms up here.
Lounge 2 – 5.40m x 3.84m
Lounge 3 – 4.61m x 4.14m
Bedroom 2 – 4.73m x 3.10m
Bedroom 3 – 4.14m x 3.68m
Integral Apartment with separate entrance
Living Room 5.33m x2.78 with wood burner
Bedroom 3.96m x 3.57m en-suite shower room
Outside
Swimming pool 10m x 4 m with roman steps, shaded seating area
Log Cabin 3.86m x 3.86m with a seating terrace
Nave (warehouse)13.85m x 5.45m
Various seating areas, covered pergola with bar & BBQ
Dog runs and coral.
Machinery equipment and car included in the price (details on application)
Mains Electric and Oil Fired Central Heating
Water supply from cooperative 3 hrs per day
Plot 25 hectares 250,000 sq.m
Cortijo Build 234.14 sq.m
Apartment 79 sq.m
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Surrounding Areas
Velez Rubio
The small agricultural town of Vélez Rubio is in a picturesque setting, surrounded by sierras, olive groves and fields of wheat.
This is a place of enormous historical significance. The town lies at the foot of the Sierra de Maria and proudly boasts the finest baroque religious building in Almeria Province, the Church of La Encarnation. It can be found on the plaza of the same name. Built in the 18th century, this has an imposing carved facade which includes the arms of the Marquises of Villafranca y Vélez, who built it. Inside, the main altar has a superbly detailed, 20-metre-high carved wood retablo.
Three kilometers north of the town are the UNESCO World Heritage listed pre-historic caves and paintings called Cueva de Los Letreros (Leters Cave) and La Cueva del Gabar, to the north of Vélez Blanco.
Although very rural and quiet with no industry the area provides everything. Excellent road and motorway networks with very light traffic mean that the four airports which service the area are within easy reach. Alicante approx 1hr 30 mins, Almeria 1hr 10 mins, Granada 1hour 30 mins and Murcia (St Javier) 1hr 15min. Only 30 minutes from the historical town of Lorca and 50 minutes from the coastal town of Águilas
Velez Blanco
Velez Blanco is on the mountainside of the Sierra del Mahimón a few hundred metres above Velez Rubio. It is the smaller of the two towns. This wonderful location gives it remarkable views over the Blanco valley and beyond.
It is a beautiful picture-postcard town that is dominated by an impressive castle. The Castle of Marques de los Velez was built in 1506 in the hillside above the town and from here one can see all of Velez Blanco. However, even though it appears a solid fortress, behind the battlements is emptiness. Its white marble courtyard is in the Metropolitan Museum, New York, and friezes from the main rooms are in Paris. It was declared an Artistic-Historic Monument in 1931 and partly restored between 1960 and 1980.
There are plans to rebuild the courtyard completely with marble from nearby quarries. There are many fine views from its Torre del Homenaje and the fort is open daily in the summer.
The Parish Church de la Magdelena, built before 1597, but became a ruin when the roof collapsed in 1822. The Church de Santiago (1515 -1559) was built coinciding with the completion of the castle, a mixture of Gothic, Renaissance and Mudejar styles. It was restored in the 1980s.
It is well worth taking a walk along the Calle de la Corredera where there are many baroque mansions, the Temple de Santiago (1559) and other historic buildings including the Ayuntamiento (town hall) built in 1888. It is said that this street is the historic and social axis
