2 properties in Gerena, Seville

Spanning across 74 hectares, this estate features a luxurious farmhouse built to the highest standards as well as seven independent houses, a large swimming pool, reservoir, fruit orchard, events area, equestrian facilities, caretaker house and various other outbuildings. It is conveniently located just half an hour away from Seville and in close proximity to the town of Gerena.   Within the estate, approximately 32 hectares are dedicated to reforestation with holm oaks and carob trees, while 10 hectares are devoted to organic olive trees. The remaining land consists of eucalyptus, cork oaks, and scrubland.   The magnificent farmhouse, which embodies the essence of Andalusian architecture, and the rest of the buildings (2300 m2 built in total) are situated in the centre of the estate atop a hill offering breathtaking views of the entire property and the surrounding area, including the city of Seville.   The main house boasts various living areas suitable for gatherings of

Large edge-of-town house with lots of charm and private garden with plunge pool.   Although situated at the edge of the beautiful town of La Puebla de los Infantes, this house has all the charm of a country property with mature gardens which form part of the house during many months of each year as the open aspect draws house and garden together.   The quirky arrangement of rooms with high ceilings and an atrium that brings natural light to all parts of the house adds charm in abundance. The large kitchen opens out onto the garden and there are covered and open terraces for outside dining and lounges.   On entering from the street, there is a large celebration room, situated off the hall, with a bar and a bathroom.  On the first floor there is the main lounge, very spacious kitchen and four double bedrooms, two of which have en-suite bathrooms. The remaining two share a family bathroom. On the second floor there is a lounge and two further double bedrooms  plus another

A large cortijo of 200 m2, currently arranged as two four-bedroom dwellings set in well maintained land consisting of olive groves and cork oaks.   The cortijo, constructed in 2002, consists of a single storey building divided down the middle. On each side there is a large lounge/kitchen with two bedrooms on either side of a central corridor together with a family bathroom. One bedroom also has a toilet and wash basin. All bedrooms have built-in wardrobes with curtain closures.   In addition to the main building, there are: A large outbuilding of 85 m2 currently used to house sheep A stone built toolshed of 36 m2 A building to house the energy controls and batteries together with a back-up generator and fuel deposit A laundry room with water heaters   The property is self sufficient in both energy and water.   Energy is supplied by solar panels and a wind turbine. Both are situated out of sight at the top of the property. In case the battery levels drop too low there

Large edge-of-town house with lots of charm and private garden with plunge pool.   Although situated at the edge of the beautiful town of La Puebla de los Infantes, this house has all the charm of a country property with mature gardens which form part of the house during many months of each year as the open aspect draws house and garden together.   The quirky arrangement of rooms with high ceilings and an atrium that brings natural light to all parts of the house adds charm in abundance. The large kitchen opens out onto the garden and there are covered and open terraces for outside dining and lounges.   On entering from the street, there is a large celebration room, situated off the hall, with a bar and a bathroom.  On the first floor there is the main lounge, very spacious kitchen and four double bedrooms, two of which have en-suite bathrooms. The remaining two share a family bathroom. On the second floor there is a lounge and two further double bedrooms  plus another

A large cortijo of 200 m2, currently arranged as two four-bedroom dwellings set in well maintained land consisting of olive groves and cork oaks.   The cortijo, constructed in 2002, consists of a single storey building divided down the middle. On each side there is a large lounge/kitchen with two bedrooms on either side of a central corridor together with a family bathroom. One bedroom also has a toilet and wash basin. All bedrooms have built-in wardrobes with curtain closures.   In addition to the main building, there are: A large outbuilding of 85 m2 currently used to house sheep A stone built toolshed of 36 m2 A building to house the energy controls and batteries together with a back-up generator and fuel deposit A laundry room with water heaters   The property is self sufficient in both energy and water.   Energy is supplied by solar panels and a wind turbine. Both are situated out of sight at the top of the property. In case the battery levels drop too low there