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Finca

Where old walls, olive trees and silence remind you how little you need to live richly.

The DNA of the finca

A finca is land, time and silence. Thick walls that keep the summer out, olive trees older than the house, and a horizon without neighbours.

Here you live with the seasons: harvest in November, a log fire in January, evenings under a sky full of stars you had forgotten in the city.

  • Silence
  • Seasons
  • Your own land

Old walls, olive trees and quiet in the Andalusian interior.

Who this may suit

Those seeking calm, land and character, and who embrace rural life.

Things to consider

Access roads, water supply, legal status of outbuildings and land upkeep.

Properties in this chapter

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Cortijo with guest wing
B&BFincaInvest

Cortijo with guest wing

Ronda · For sale

€1,150,000

8 bed · 7 bath · 620 m² built · 45,000 m² plot

Ref. NE-DEMO-005

Villa among orange trees
VillaFinca

Villa among orange trees

Coín · For sale

€540,000

4 bed · 3 bath · 230 m² built · 2,500 m² plot

Ref. NE-DEMO-007

Casita in the Axarquía
FincaVillage

Casita in the Axarquía

Cómpeta · For sale

€310,000

2 bed · 1 bath · 85 m² built · 3,000 m² plot

Ref. NE-DEMO-008

About the region

Valle del Guadalhorce
Valle del Guadalhorce · Caminos de Málaga · CC BY 2.0

Valle del Guadalhorce

A fertile valley of citrus, olives and white villages, a short distance from Málaga.

Climate
Valle del Guadalhorce enjoys over 300 sunny days a year, mild winters and warm summers. In spring the landscape turns green and orange blossom fills the air.
Getting there
Málaga airport connects you directly with most European cities. Good roads take you to the coast, the mountains and the cities of Seville, Granada and Córdoba.
Amenities
Supermarkets, pharmacy, health centre and schools are in nearby villages. International schools and hospitals are on the coast.
Culture & food
Ferias, processions and weekly markets set the rhythm of the year. Local olive oil, oranges, wine and tapas make every meal a celebration.
Ronda
Ronda · Mingo Hagen · CC BY 2.0

Serranía de Ronda

Mountains, gorges and white villages around historic Ronda.

Climate
Serranía de Ronda enjoys over 300 sunny days a year, mild winters and warm summers. In spring the landscape turns green and orange blossom fills the air.
Getting there
Málaga airport connects you directly with most European cities. Good roads take you to the coast, the mountains and the cities of Seville, Granada and Córdoba.
Amenities
Supermarkets, pharmacy, health centre and schools are in nearby villages. International schools and hospitals are on the coast.
Culture & food
Ferias, processions and weekly markets set the rhythm of the year. Local olive oil, oranges, wine and tapas make every meal a celebration.
Frigiliana
Frigiliana · Liisbet Luup · Pexels License

Axarquía

Hills of avocados and vineyards east of Málaga.

Climate
Axarquía enjoys over 300 sunny days a year, mild winters and warm summers. In spring the landscape turns green and orange blossom fills the air.
Getting there
Málaga airport connects you directly with most European cities. Good roads take you to the coast, the mountains and the cities of Seville, Granada and Córdoba.
Amenities
Supermarkets, pharmacy, health centre and schools are in nearby villages. International schools and hospitals are on the coast.
Culture & food
Ferias, processions and weekly markets set the rhythm of the year. Local olive oil, oranges, wine and tapas make every meal a celebration.

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