Villa in Malaga

Immerse yourself in the magic of nature and history with this spectacular estate located in the Montes de Málaga Natural Park. Finca Lagar de Tolosa not only offers a unique living experience but also the opportunity to own a piece of Málaga's rich history. Originally built in the 19th century as a vineyard producing sweet Malaga wine, this property has survived the first economic crisis following the arrival of phylloxera in the early 20th century, served as a refuge during the Civil War, and continued agricultural exploitation until the late 20th century. Now, in the 21st century, it awaits a new owner eager to continue writing its story.

The estate spans a vast plot of 522,000 m², which includes an old plantation of 2,000 almond trees and 80 olive trees, along with numerous cork oaks and native flora and fauna that give it great natural value. It also includes a private hunting reserve. On the plot, there is an impressive 675 m² house arranged over two floors, with typical local architecture featuring master walls and wooden beams. The house retains the original layout with separate sections for the owner and the caretaker, and includes various workrooms such as a storehouse, stable, tack room, garage, and work patio. Additionally, it boasts a large porch and a recreational pool, ideal for hot summer days, all with spectacular views of the property's land.

The Costa del Sol stretches from Nerja to Sotogrande, with Marbella as its residential heart. The combination of 320 days of sun, international schools and good air connections via Málaga makes it the most established region for Northern European buyers. Prices are more stable than on other costas and the market is transparent.