Currently run as a mixed leisure, forestry and livestock estate, the land spans 470 ha and has protected status due to its outstanding biodiversity, particularly birds and small mammals.

Numerous footpaths criss-cross the estate, making it efficient and easy to navigate on foot. The current owners lease an additional, neighbouring plot of 595 ha, stocked with roe deer and wild pigs and managed as a big game hunting resort. The undulating landscape encompasses numerous water bodies, including four streams that run year-round. Much of the land is planted with old-growth Scots pine, valsain pine, oak and ash trees, and sustainable forestry is carried out in accordance with an approved mountain management scheme. There are also large areas of pastureland, perfect for horses or cattle.

The main farmhouse, with a built area of circa 375 m2, has been recently upgraded and offers six en-suite bedrooms. All of the rooms are generously sized and benefit from ample natural light, although most require a certain degree of modernisation. Ancillary buildings include a large second house (666 m2), warehouse (409 m2), stabling (686 m2) and garaging (104 m2). Intriguingly, the estate also has its own bullfighting arena with a small building of 109 m2 and even a hermitage (79 m2).

This spectacular working country estate is utterly unique in the Community of Madrid: an idyllic setting for an equestrian or livestock business.

The main house the property features a stunning outdoor swimming pool with spectacular views.