A renovation project on protected vineyard land in Manilva

Two bedrooms and two bathrooms fit into a 60 m² built area, paired with an additional 16 m² space recorded as a terrace and warehouse. Because this 2 bedroom finca - cortijo in Manilva requires a comprehensive reform, the internal layout and the way the rooms connect will depend entirely on the renovation work carried out. A buyer is looking at the raw footprint of a small rural building rather than a finished floor plan.

The house and its current utilities

The existing structure is a resale building in need of complete refurbishment. Crucially, the house currently has no electricity and no water connected. Any buyer taking on this project must factor in the process, permissions, and infrastructure needed to bring power and water to the building, or investigate off-grid alternatives suitable for rural land. With a 60 m² built footprint, the finished home will remain compact even after the reform is completed, while the 16 m² outbuilding or terrace area offers separate space for tools, storage, or utility equipment.

Four and a half hectares of land and vineyards

The defining element of this property is its 46,000 m² plot, which includes a garden area around the buildings. Out of that total land area, 27,000 m² are designated as protected vineyards. The land is classified as undeveloped land for the protection of vineyards, a status that strictly governs what can and cannot be done on the parcel. A prospective buyer should verify with the local town hall how this protection affects the renovation of the existing 60 m² house, the 16 m² warehouse, and the ongoing maintenance required for the vines.

Position between Manilva town and the coast

Despite the agricultural setting and the scale of the land, the plot is not isolated from local services. This 2 bedroom finca - cortijo in Manilva lies just a few minutes from both the inland town of Manilva and the coastal town of Sabinillas and the beach. It suits someone looking specifically for substantial vineyard acreage and a building project near the coast, rather than a ready-to-use home.