18th-century Andalusian cortijo near Cádiz

This estate, home to centuries-old olive trees, dates back to 1750 and retains its original spirit: a retreat, a respite, and a certain distance from the world. Here, every element serves a purpose, and nothing strives for perfection, but rather for coherence. It is a place with its own identity, where work, tranquility, and an imperfect beauty coexist.

The house, suitable for 4 adults and 4 children, combines traditional Andalusian style with subtle modern touches: white walls, simple materials, and spaces that breathe. The kitchen serves as a gathering place, and the common areas are open, designed for living rather than for show. Everything invites you to focus on the essentials: cooking, sharing, and resting.

On the property itself, we organize activities upon request: from rural experiences to the option of cooking dinners at home, using local produce and a simple yet thoughtful cuisine.

The real magic lies outside, among the olive trees, the animals, and the silence. Two donkeys—Copla and Palma—sheep of an endangered breed, and other rhythms mark the day without the need for a clock. Here, the countryside isn’t just for show; it’s a central part of your experience.

Arcos de la Frontera, the gateway to the White Villages, is just a few minutes away. Ten minutes away you’ll find Lake Arcos for water sports, and 45 minutes away are the beaches of Cádiz. You can go horseback riding through the Andalusian countryside, hike through the mountains, or participate in rural experiences organized right here on the estate.