Income Producing 3 bedroom Farmhouse for sale with panoramic and countryside views in Velez Malaga, Andalucia
This is one of several, well established, productive plantations located in the countryside of Trapiche (north of Velez-Malaga) within a private, gated location, accessed only by only four plantation owners with properties within the community, making it very safe and private.
The communal access gate (remote control operated), leads to a track that winds its way past several productive 'fincas' to this 5 acre estate.Here, a private gate leads onto the land, with the main house immedi...
This is one of several, well established, productive plantations located in the countryside of Trapiche (north of Velez-Malaga) within a private, gated location, accessed only by only four plantation owners with properties within the community, making it very safe and private.
The communal access gate (remote control operated), leads to a track that winds its way past several productive 'fincas' to this 5 acre estate.Here, a private gate leads onto the land, with the main house immediately to the right and incredible, panoramic country and mountain views to the left.
Behind the main house is a large round water deposit holding around 200,000L supplied from two private wells and water from the Vinuela reservoir.
The finca has ample water from its wells, one of which also supplies water to the house.
The main house has a large terrace (40m2) which is ideal for outdoor living, and for enjoying the wonderful views.
The front door leads into a spacious living and dining room which is open plan to the kitchen, total space around 13 x 4m, with a corner fireplace.
A central arch to the rear leads to a short passage to the three spacious bedrooms (5 x 3.5m, 4 x 3.5m and 5 x 3m) and a large bathroom (4 x 3m).
Steps to the outside of the house lead up to a large roof terrace over the entire house, with fabulous views.
Next to the main house, about 20 metres away, is the second house and a barn, consisting of a number of rooms and store rooms, currently entirely used as storage of fruit and farm equipment, but with the potential to be converted into a second house (registered as a house). The approximate size is around 134m2 on one level.
The rest of the property consists of around 3000 productive mango trees, currently producing around 50,000kgs of fruit per annum (yearly production varies).
There are also a few avocado trees, fig trees, caquis and lemon trees.
This beautiful property is ideal for anyone looking to be in a quiet and private location, and yet near to the coast and 'civilisation', to start a new agricultural lifestyle and learn to become a mango farmer, perhaps combined with a separate rental cottage to rent to tourists enthusiastic to pull up their sleeves and help with mango picking in the Autumn.
Property Summary:
- 2 houses, roughly 134m2 each (including barn)
- Just under 20,000m2 of irrigated mango plantation
- Ample water from 2 wells plus reservoir
- Huge water storage deposit
- Mains electrics
- Just 15 minutes from the coast
- Plot and original house registered (main house to be added)
- Council tax/IBI: around 440 EUR p. a.
- Panoramic views
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