Your imagination is the only limitation with this property.
This old olive mill, is here waiting for someone to fulfill it's full potential to be anything the new owner wants it to be.
Set in 2,000,000m² . Its 5 minutes from the Cartama and Pizzara road, access is great as its a new concrete road all the way to the property has not long been constructed.
A mixture of flat and hillside landscapes with amazing views. The land is plenty full with Fruit trees and fresh water in abundance and irrigation systems in place. Scattered over the property are some 12 Cortijos , some are in need of repair, some just need some TLC including the main mill house which is 4 bedrooms, and the Huge Top Cortijo is built structurally with walls and roof but internally its a blank canvas to design as you like with wood vaulted ceilings.
Next to the Mill house is Stables for 17 horses, a large paddock, corals and out buildings.
Its ideal for a luxury retreat, for farming , a luxurious Equestrian center as so many trails and a vast amount of land to hack out on.
| Ref | DPIe5219 |
| Type | Commercial Plot |
| Bedrooms | 0 |
| Bathrooms | 0 |
| Parking | Yes |
| Garden | Yes |
| Pool | No |
| Built Size | 0m² |
| Terrace Size | 0m² |
| Plot Size | 2.000.000m² |
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Cartama is a white washed Andalusian village with stunning landscapes, situated in the foothills of the Sierra de Cartama mountain range, just east of Malaga.
Renowned for its agriculture, the lush farmlands in the area produce olives, almonds and citrus fruits. This is the border between the Guadalhorce valley and La Hoya in the Montes de Malaga.
Centrally located, Cartama is equidistant from the inland towns of Coin, Alhaurin el Grande and Alhaurin del la Torre and just 20 kilometers from Malaga city centre.
Offering visitors a truly traditional experience where you can experience the real Andaluicia, whilst still being within 25 minutes’ drive of the coastline and beaches.
Rumoured to have been originally founded by merchant Phoenicians and named Cartha, the town was later utilised as a key defensive position for the Romans who renamed the town Cartima, at the time being one of the main towns in the province of Málaga.
Offering far more economic pricing than the busy coastal destinations, Cartama offers buyers the opportunity to pick up a rural home or finca at exceptional value for money, in a truly traditional part of Andalucia.
