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2501 Magnificent Country EstateAlmogia, Malaga, Malaga Inland |
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| Tags | Large Pool | All Bedrooms En-Suite | Spacious Double Rooms | Spectacular views | Superb Build Quality |
Set in peaceful countryside and commanding position with panoramic views across open countryside towards the ridges of El Torcal, close to Almogía and within easy reach of Málaga, this remarkable estate combines a beautifully built 10 bedroom cortijo, a separate owner’s residence, mature gardens and a magnificent sunny courtyard. Designed in classic Andalusian style and built to an exceptional standard approximately 22 years ago, the estate offers timeless character, complete privacy, and outstanding flexibility for a wide variety of uses.
Principal Cortijo
Owner / Caretaker House
Separated from the main residence but within the estate, this house ensures privacy for owners or staff while remaining easily accessible.
Outdoor Living & Gardens
The estate’s grounds are one of its great strengths: beautifully landscaped yet low-maintenance, with a combination of formal planting and natural hillside.
The setting encourages outdoor living throughout the year and offers numerous quiet corners for reflection, practice or rest.
Swimming Pool Area
The pool sits in a sunny, elevated position with beautiful views across the valley towards El Torcal. It is bordered by gardens and stone walls, with plenty of space for loungers and shade.
This space works well for informal relaxation as well as yoga, meditation, or wellness activities.
Lifestyle & Income Potential
The scale, layout and quality of this estate offer a wealth of possibilities:
The design naturally separates personal and professional spaces, allowing owners to enjoy complete privacy while welcoming paying guests.
Location – Almogía & Surroundings
Located near Almogía, a charming white village in the Málaga province. Nearby points of interest
This is a superb base for immersive retreats or for guests wishing to explore inland Andalucia.

Nestled in the Valle del Guadalhorce, Almogía stands as a living testament to millennia of civilization—from prehistoric cave paintings to Phoenician, Roman, and Visigoth settlements—culminating in a rich medieval heritage embodied by the Moorish castle and the Torre de la Vela, where Arab and Christian cultures intertwined. This historic town is also celebrated as the birthplace of verdiales, a unique flamenco singing style, while its architectural treasures include the 16th-century Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de la Asunción and the Santo Cristo chapel, both lovingly restored following centuries of history and natural upheaval.