La Nueva Andalusi – Investment Opportunity in Rural Tourism and Second Home in Cazalla
€125,000
4 Rooms
2 Bathrooms
~151 m² Total surface
~151 m² Living area
~109 m² Plot surface
Description
In the very heart of Cazalla de la Sierra, within the privileged setting of the Sierra Norte de Sevilla Natural Park, lies La Nueva Andalusí, a rural home with its own character that combines Andalusian charm with evocative Moroccan touches.
An ideal property both as a charming second residence and to generate recurring income in one of the most established rural destinations in the Province of Seville.
With capacity for up to 8 people, the property is usually arranged as a main house with 3 bedrooms and an independent adjoining studio, offering versatility for both family use and tourist rental.
Its interior stands out for an Arabic/Moroccan-themed décor, vibrant colors, exposed wooden beams, and exotic details that create a warm, distinctive atmosphere. It has air conditioning, a fully equipped kitchen (fridge, coffee maker, etc.), a bathroom with shower, TV, and a pleasant terrace with mountain views, ideal for enjoying the natural surroundings.
Located in the town center, near Plaza del Carmen, it allows walking access to restaurants, shops, and hiking trails. Just 80 km from Seville Airport, it combines accessibility with complete disconnection.
A highly sought-after option to enjoy the mountain cuisine—migas, seasonal mushrooms, game meats—and the tranquility of the Sierra Norte.
Cazalla de la Sierra: a historic, strategic enclave and a leading tourist destination
Located in the heart of the Sierra Norte de Sevilla Natural Park, Cazalla de la Sierra is one of the most emblematic municipalities in the north of the province. Its appeal combines nature, authenticity, heritage and history, with origins dating back to Roman and Andalusi times.
During the Middle Ages and the Early Modern period, Cazalla held a key strategic position as a link between Castile, Seville and Extremadura, which led to frequent visits by Castilian kings—such as Alfonso X, Peter I and Charles I—and prominent members of the nobility and clergy. This historical importance is reflected in its architecture, traditions, and monuments such as the Church of Consolation, the Carthusian Monastery, old manor houses and centuries-old wineries.
In addition, Cazalla is part of the Starlight Reserve and Tourist Destination, noted for the quality of its night sky, ideal for astronomical observation.
Nature and unique surrounding areas
Cazalla and its region feature some of Andalusia’s most renowned natural sites:
- Source of the Huéznar River — crystal-clear waters and riverside trails
- Cerro del Hierro — Natural Monument and a unique geological landscape
- San Nicolás del Puerto — natural pools and river beaches
- Sierra Norte Greenway — ideal for walking, cycling or horseback riding
- Centuries-old dehesas — protected ecosystem and habitat of the Iberian pig
Gastronomy, tradition and culture
Cazalla is known for:
- its traditional aniseed spirits and liqueurs, with centuries of history
- its Iberian pork products
- its cuisine of mushrooms, game and mountain olive oil, and a vibrant cultural and festive life throughout the year
- its connection to the Camino de Santiago, which crosses the municipality and passes by the entrance to the estate
Quality of life and access
Cazalla offers full services, peace and authenticity, along with convenient connections:
- 7 km from the estate
- Close to El Pedroso train station (direct Seville–Sierra Norte connection)
- 80 km from the city of Seville
- 85 km from the airport