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Exceptional and Unique Cortijo with great Landscape and Recreational Value, housing in a unique environment three quarters of an hour from Malaga city Very suitable for Yeguada due to the quality of its pastures and location It has 106 hectares (1,060,000 m2) under a bordering and located 4 kms from Villanueva de la Concepción, 17 kms from Almogia, 19 kms from Antequera, 35 kms from Malaga and very well connected with access from the A-45 motorway and also from the AP-46 motorway Cortijo-Livestock Farm, with pastures of excellent quality, for horses, cattle, goats or sheep. Surface area of 106 hectares (166 bushels), of which 27 hectares (43 bushels) are farmland, located in front of the farmhouse. Perfect for VINEYARDS....or for a stud farm. House-Cortijo of approximately 700 m2, with two levels or floors Natural area of incomparable beauty and unique, located at 920 meters above sea level, and protected from the north winds by the mountains, with views of the Guadalhorce Valley and its villages as well as the Bay of Malaga (on clear days you can see the sea and the coast of Africa). Magnificent for Rural Tourism, Farm School, Rural Hotel, etc ...... Located 35 minutes from Malaga city or 40 minutes from the Airport, on the slopes (south face) of the Sierra del Torcal Natural Park, declared a World Heritage Site Price: 3,200000 VINEYARDS The qualities of the land for vineyards in Villanueva de la Concepción, Malaga, are influenced by its unique geological, climatic and topographical context, key factors that make up the unique terroir of this area. Below is a detailed analysis based on the specific characteristics of the region: Calcareous soils and pedological structure: · The soils of Villanueva de la Concepción are framed in the surroundings of the El Torcal Natural Park, known for its karst formations and limestone rocks. These limestone-rich soils provide excellent drainage and promote controlled water stress on the vines, which promotes the concentration of aromas and polyphenolic compounds in the grapes. · The presence of calcareous-based soils also contributes to minerality in wines, a factor appreciated in varieties such as Grenache, which requires well-drained, nutrient-poor soils to express their full potential. Mediterranean climate with continental influences: The predominant climate is Mediterranean, characterized by warm summers and mild winters, with a remarkable thermal amplitude due to the altitude (about 700 meters above sea level in some areas). This temperature variation between day and night favours the slow ripening of the grapes, preserving acidity and fruit aromas · The proximity to mountain ranges such as El Torcal introduces a certain continental influence, with sporadic frosts in winter, which can limit the yield but increase the quality of the grapes . Topography and altitude · The area has slopes with moderate to steep slopes,