In a silent valley between Jijona and Torremanzanas, where the dense vegetation and the gentle relief evoke landscapes of the lower Pyrenees, this rustic estate proposes a way of living marked by calm, the scale of the landscape and a direct relationship with nature. The sensation of isolation, tempered by the proximity to the coast, configures an environment where time takes on a different rhythm and daily life unfolds without interference.
The property extends over several rustic plots, with the real possibility of segregation, and houses two main constructions of traditional character, both independent and sufficiently distanced to guarantee privacy. The dwellings, with multiple rooms distributed over several floors, can be used as a shared family residence or as a main house with a guest house. Added to this is a set of wooden cabins and auxiliary spaces, including a unique cave house, which extend the living space and give a more experiential dimension to the complex.
From a constructional point of view, the buildings conserve the solidity and character of the original farmhouses, restored at the time and today in a consistent structural state, although with the need for interior updating to meet contemporary standards. The estate also incorporates a particularly relevant system of partial self-sufficiency, with its own spring, rural mains water supply and solar energy that supplies both the dwellings and the complementary units. This balance between autonomy and connection reinforces the strategic value of the asset.
The environment, with a marked landscape identity, offers a real alternative to coastal density, being located approximately thirty kilometres from the sea. The proximity to towns such as Jijona allows access to essential services, while the enclave itself invites the development of a lifestyle linked to nature, conscious disconnection and sustainable use of the territory.
It is a versatile property, capable of responding to both a private residential project and a business initiative geared towards experiential tourism, as its previous use in glamping format has already demonstrated.
The possibility of segregation adds an additional layer of interest for investor profiles, making it possible to optimise the initial investment or consider medium-term development strategies.
In a market where authenticity and space are beginning to consolidate as refuge values, this property is positioned as an opportunity with a long way to go, the full understanding of which requires a leisurely visit through Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Costa Blanca.
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