Description
LA COCOSA is a recreational and working estate, emblematic within the Badajoz area due to its location, history, and the existence of Roman ruins within its grounds.
It was built in 1900 on the site of a former farmhouse, and the surrounding land has always been used for agriculture. Currently, part of the estate is dedicated to dry farming, while other areas are planted with intensive olive groves and vineyards, both under irrigation.
It was built in 1900 on the site of a former farmhouse, and the surrounding land has always been used for agriculture. Currently, part of the estate is dedicated to dry farming, while other areas are planted with intensive olive groves and vineyards, both under irrigation.
The property is located in a very well-connected area, just 16.5 km from the city of Badajoz.
Part of the estate borders the EX-310 road, providing immediate access. It is less than 30 minutes from Badajoz, Olivenza, Portugal, and the N.V.
Air connections are available via Badajoz Airport (Talavera la Real), with flights to Madrid, Barcelona, Palma, etc.
Part of the estate borders the EX-310 road, providing immediate access. It is less than 30 minutes from Badajoz, Olivenza, Portugal, and the N.V.
Air connections are available via Badajoz Airport (Talavera la Real), with flights to Madrid, Barcelona, Palma, etc.
The total area of the estate is 206 hectares, divided into zones with different alternative uses:
The 106 hectares of dry land are organized for traditional crops, facilitating efficient management and agricultural rotation.
There are two types of irrigated crops: 49.8 hectares of intensive olive groves and 50.2 hectares of vineyards.
The 106 hectares of dry land are organized for traditional crops, facilitating efficient management and agricultural rotation.
There are two types of irrigated crops: 49.8 hectares of intensive olive groves and 50.2 hectares of vineyards.
The estate currently has eleven well-supplied watercourses running through it, providing moisture and encouraging local biodiversity.
It also has a reservoir with a capacity of 93,000 m³ to store water from wells and rainfall.
It also has a reservoir with a capacity of 93,000 m³ to store water from wells and rainfall.
The buildings maintain traditional local cortijo-style architecture, offering great potential for future renovations or expansions.
It is worth noting that the complex once housed workers, and therefore included—and still includes—spaces for a school, stables, storage rooms, and a garage.
It is worth noting that the complex once housed workers, and therefore included—and still includes—spaces for a school, stables, storage rooms, and a garage.
The main residence has approximately 968 m² over two floors, with two large living rooms and a dining room, all three with fireplaces. It includes 7 bedrooms, a fully equipped kitchen with a daily dining area, a service bedroom, and a laundry room.
The property also features a garden and swimming pool.
The property also features a garden and swimming pool.
Special mention should be made of the chapel, spacious and set apart, with an altarpiece of notable artistic and ornamental value.
Caretaker’s house of 110 m².
There are auxiliary buildings for storage, workshops, and temporary accommodation for workers, totaling approximately 1,825 m².
Caretaker’s house of 110 m².
There are auxiliary buildings for storage, workshops, and temporary accommodation for workers, totaling approximately 1,825 m².
Alternative uses include livestock farming and rural tourism.
The estate combines production with leisure, offering experiences in close contact with the natural and cultural environment.
The estate combines production with leisure, offering experiences in close contact with the natural and cultural environment.
Characteristics
- 9 Rooms
- 4 Bathrooms
- 2614 m2 Built Space
- 1 Storage room
- 3 Bedrooms Service
- Bathrooms Services
- 2614 m2 Effective Space
- With Pool
- 2 Parkings
- 1.722 € m2