Finca - Cortijo - Yecla

This substantial finca in Yecla presents a rare opportunity to acquire a fully equipped rural estate extending across more than 115 hectares. The holding combines irrigated land, dryland and buildable mountain terrain, creating a broad agricultural and long-term investment proposition. Included within the estate are 59.18 hectares of irrigated land, 5.11 hectares of dryland and 51.24 hectares of mountain land, together with 3.5 hectares of productive vineyard and 2 hectares of irrigated olive trees. The parcels are distributed across several plots, often non-adjacent yet all within walking distance of one another and all with access.

The estate includes two houses with very different profiles. The main detached country house offers 5 bedrooms, 2 living rooms, a kitchen and a bathroom, arranged with two independent entrances. Outside, it is complemented by a swimming pool, 3 garages and generous storage space. A second residence is a large double-unit semi-detached property requiring restoration, with 590 m² built and numerous rooms, storerooms, patios and 2 large garages. Across the estate, the built area totals 979 m², and the scale of the accommodation contributes to the property’s flexibility for residential, operational or mixed agricultural use.

Water infrastructure is one of the defining strengths of this property. The main house includes a private well with a capacity of 90 m³ per day, as well as a 330 m³ irrigation reservoir. The sale also includes more than 50 shares in local irrigation water systems drawn from 2 independent sources, in addition to numerous water points across the land. Farming equipment forms part of the purchase, including Barreiros and John Deere 1640 tractors, a 5,000 kg trailer, small and large ploughs, an inter-row cultivator, leveller, roller with cart, ridger and further tools and equipment. WiFi is also available.

Set in the Yecla area of Murcia, the estate benefits from a fertile and mostly flat agricultural setting suited to a wide range of crops and rural uses. The land is appropriate for nuts, fruit, vines, olives and vegetables, and also lends itself to keeping animals including horses, cattle, goats and sheep. Yecla is known for its winemaking heritage, historic character and everyday services, including schools, shops, restaurants and a hospital. The town has around 35,000 inhabitants and lies approximately one hour from the coast and Alicante Airport.