La Cappellania, enclavada en la majada Llano Grande del Monte El Robledal, Colmenar, Andalusia

Reference: UAJM-T1367. Excellent Plot of land for sale in El Colmenar Andalusia Spain Esales Property ID: es5553319 Property Location La Cappellania, enclavada en la majada Llano Grande del Monte El Robledal Property Details Here we present an excellent plot of land in one of Spain, s most sought after areas for development right now. The land consists of 32 hectares plus various areas and outside the village of El Colmenar the station of Gaucn. The land is very private and is all south facing with uninterrupted views. It borders into the Guadiaro river at the bottom and another river runs on the right side of the land which has beautiful rock pools and small waterfalls. There is an abundance of water as the land is the major contributor to the Guadiaro river. There are restrictions in the national forest, you have to have 25 hectares there obviously an excess. Theres no restriction on the size of a property but only one house can be built luckily it can be two stories. You can also build stables if you have horses. There are restrictions on materials, only non-reflective materials can be used. The land consists of very large terraces and small terraces all are very private. It would lend itself to a magnificent house, theres also possibilities of an infinity pool. On a clear day with uninterrupted green views and a mountain range that hides the coast you can see Morocco. The local village has a railway which runs to San Roque Gibraltar and the other direction goes to Ronda and beyond. THINGS TO SEE OUTSIDE THE VILLAGE There are archaeological remains in areas like the Cueva de las Pelusas or the Cortijo de Gonzalo in the Zorrera stream area. It is clear that the area was inhabited as far back as Neolithic times and also during the Metal Ages. About the Area Colmenar is a quiet suburban village amid mountain landscapes on the edge of Montes de Mlaga nature park. Hiking trails lead through pine forests to waterfalls and lookout points. Sleepy streets are dotted with centuries-old convents, churches, and traditional taverns serving rustic Andalusian-style roast meat dishes. Visitors shop for regional honey, wine, and olive oil at small artisanal stores. Convent of the Virgin of La Candelabra It is well worth a walk up to the highest point of the village, at the Convent of the Virgin of La Candelaria. It is also known as the Ermita (hermitage) de la Candelaria. From the viewpoints, you can see the Tajo and Doa Ana gorges and looking to the right is the Sierra Nevada, snow capped in the colder months. The story is that this 17th century convent was built as a token of gratitude from a group of fishermen who were miraculously saved from death during a terrible storm off the shores of Malaga. The plasterwork in the vault reflects the mannerist design of that era. In a niche, you can see an image of La Candelaria, the patron saint of Colmenar. Church of Nuestra Seora de la Asuncin Church of Nuestra Seora de la Asuncin was built in the 16th century. There are signs of Arab influence in its architecture, especially in the three aisles with very high ceilings and separated by arches on square pillars. Main Features 320, 000 m2 of land for development Excellent location close to many amenities Stunning country views. Contact us today to buy or sell your property or land in Spain.