Description
Located in Alcaucín, in the province of Málaga on the Costa del Sol, this authentic Andalusian complex comprises a former olive mill set on a plot of 3,600 m². The property reflects the area’s traditional olive-growing heritage, from the period when almond and olive trees shaped the landscape of Axarquía.
The first part is a rustic house of approximately 140 m² with three bedrooms, a bathroom, an open-plan kitchen and a living room with a fireplace. It also features an approximately 50 m² south-facing terrace. Beneath the terrace is a double garage with additional storage space.
The second part, located very close to the house, is the original olive mill, which remains functional today. All machinery used for olive-oil production is still present, including the central millstone weighing several tonnes. The building’s plaster conceals a beautiful natural-stone wall that can be uncovered.
Together, the two buildings offer 468 m² of living space and could be adapted for a range of uses, including a studio, workshop or small rural hotel. A further 712 m² of the plot can be built on, for example with a modern villa, a traditional cortijo or a two-family house with a maximum size of 356 m². The property includes a garden and air conditioning.
