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10 minutes by car from the center of Tarifa, in the famous village of Betis known for its hiking routes and impressive natural landscape, lies this gem of a rustic estate of 7,800m2.
The estate has 4 buildings with renovation potential, 3 rustic houses with a combined dimension of approximately 120m2, a barn, and a wood-fired oven.
The estate has electricity, potable spring water, and two wells, one very large stone well with a capacity of 35,000 liters and another used for irrigation of the land.
This estate is a unique opportunity due to the beauty of its natural surroundings, the potential for building restoration, and its proximity to Tarifa.
The Costa de la Luz is the southernmost point of Europe and is bathed by the Atlantic Ocean. The name comes from the extremely bright sunlight, which shines here in all seasons and reflects especially on its clear and vast sandy areas and its red sunsets.
Thanks to having remained free from tourist crowds for many years and enjoying numerous protected natural spaces, today we find a coast that is a true paradise: wide beaches with clean waters and powerful, endless dunes with the finest and clearest sand on the peninsula. Many of them are located in pristine and tranquil environments. Others, more lively, are equipped with top-notch hotel complexes, marinas, golf courses, and offer a good range of leisure activities. Of great natural wealth, we can enjoy exquisite gourmet cuisine, delighting the palate with the best fish and seafood, fantastic Iberian meats, and excellent wines.
The Costa de la Luz also offers the best conditions for sailing, water sports, surfing, and paragliding, thanks to the good wind and the mildness of its climate that allows enjoying the sea at any time of the year.
From the Doñana National Park, through the virgin beaches of Huelva and Cádiz, the delightful Zahara de los Atunes, and the ancient Roman settlement of Bolonia, we reach the surfing paradise of Tarifa, the southernmost point of the Iberian Peninsula and the place where the waters of the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea meet, opposite the African coasts.