In the far southeast of Spain, where the landscape turns dry and mineral, the Almanzora River cuts through hills of ochre scrub and bare rock, its valley floor scattered with almond trees and orange groves.
Phoenicians came here for minerals, Romans built defensive structures in the hills above, and the Moors raised two castles that still stand on the ridge.
This traditional Andalusian farmhouse sits on just under three-quarters of an acre with a private pool, mature gardens, terraces, and views over the surrounding hills. The house of around 2,500 square feet across two floors is arranged so that it can be used either as a single home or as two fully independent living spaces.
The first half of the house opens from a front terrace with a pergola into an open-plan kitchen and living area. Upstairs are three bedrooms—a twin room, a double with en suite, and a primary suite with a bathroom. The hallway connects to an Andalusian-style courtyard with a built-in barbecue and access to a workshop.
The second half has two twin bedrooms, a family bathroom, and a kitchen opening into a living area with vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, and patio doors to a swimming pool. A roof terrace sits above.
Huércal-Overa, with shops and services, is 15 minutes away. The Mediterranean coast is around 45 minutes away. Almería Airport is around an hour by road.
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