Spacious Seven-Bedroom Country Estate near El Castillo de las Guardas

This unique countryside estate blends three independent houses across approximately 20,000 m² of stunning Andalusian land in the attractive town of El Castillo de las Guardas, located in Seville’s Sierra Norte. Surrounded by rolling countryside yet within reach of village amenities, it presents a perfect mix of privacy, space, and convenience. Built in 2009 with high-quality materials, the three homes provide a total built area of around 500 m² and are in excellent condition, making for a turn-key opportunity ideal for extended family living, guest use, or as a rural hospitality project.

The main house includes four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, and a double-height dining/sitting room, along with a large covered porch area and an enclosed patio with a kitchen garden. Built-in wardrobes and generous storage spaces add to the functionality of the accommodation. The two charming casitas each include two bedrooms, a bathroom, a kitchen, and a lounge with a wood-burner, and they feature outdoor dining areas and gardens. Each home is furnished and ready to be inhabited, benefitting from central gas heating, good insulation, and double-glazed windows, ensuring a warm and comfortable atmosphere year-round.

The extensive 20,000 m² plot has been thoughtfully shaped to create a peaceful rural retreat, complete with attractive gardens and shaded sitting areas. The houses are positioned apart, ensuring privacy, alongside a 12m x 7m private swimming pool with surrounding terraces, and open spaces suitable for leisure activities, gardening, or equestrian use. Ample parking space, a large-capacity gas tank, and separate septic tanks serve the properties, and the total land is fenced or walled. With stunning views over the open countryside, this estate fosters a tranquil lifestyle to relish the rhythms of rural life.

El Castillo de las Guardas is a short distance away and is one of the charming whitewashed towns in Seville’s Sierra Norte. Historically, it has roots dating back to prehistoric times and was known as Al-Muniat during Moorish rule. Today, it serves as a peaceful rural enclave surrounded by cork oak forests and the rugged Sierra Morena. The town offers essential shops, cafés, and restaurants while providing quick access to the larger region, including Seville city (approximately 40–45 minutes away) and Seville Airport (approximately 1 hour). High-speed rail connections from Seville facilitate travel to major cities such as Madrid, Granada, Córdoba, and Málaga. The area is renowned for outdoor activities such as walking and cycling, with a rich tradition in agriculture and country living.