Set along a private no-through road in the Los Frontones valley, 15 minutes from Ronda, this Andalusian estate brings together traditional craft, productive land and carefully planned outdoor living. The 50,000 m² holding is framed by more than 4 km of handmade dry-stone wall, built from local stone, with the main villa, guesthouse and gardens arranged as a considered rural compound.
With an asking price of €5,900,000, the 330 m² residence has six bedrooms and seven bathrooms, alongside a separate two-bedroom guesthouse. Marbella is approximately 50 minutes away by car, while Ronda, just fifteen minutes away, provides a closer cultural and practical base.
A house shaped by Andalusian tradition
The approach begins at an original timber door, leading into a zaguán, the entrance hall traditionally used as a buffer between street and home. It creates an additional reception space before the principal interiors unfold.
At the centre sits an open-plan kitchen, dining and living area. The kitchen was handmade in oak by local carpenters, who also produced the solid-hardwood period windows and their sunshades.
Rooms arranged around the patio
A library faces the Andalusian patio through bespoke windows and doors, making it one of the quieter spaces in the house. The layout keeps the central living areas connected while allowing individual rooms to retain their own outlook and sense of enclosure.
The principal suite includes an en-suite bathroom, a walk-in wardrobe, and a private terrace, positioned for long views across the estate. In total, the main house provides six bedrooms over two floors, with fireplaces, storage and built-in wardrobes forming part of the existing specification.
Gardens, water and outdoor gathering spaces
The gardens draw on the geometry and planting traditions associated with the Alhambra, with water, shade and orchard planting given as much attention as the built spaces. Two Bali-stone saltwater pools sit within the main grounds, while the guesthouse has its own saltwater pool facing the garden.
An event courtyard provides an outdoor setting for long lunches, private celebrations and weddings. A padel court and pétanque area add more informal places to spend time outdoors, while a private helipad gives the estate an unusual level of access and discretion.
A working landscape with room to evolve
Around 350 olive trees supply organic olive oil, joined by more than 40 almond trees and fruit trees including orange, fig, pomegranate and pear. There is also a substantial organic vegetable garden. The grounds and house have been maintained without toxins or pesticides.
A recently installed irrigation system serves the full garden, supported by new exterior lighting. The scale of the land leaves scope for future changes, subject to the relevant planning permissions and local requirements.
Year-round comfort near Ronda
New Daikin underfloor heating and air conditioning throughout address the practical demands of inland Andalusia, where summer heat and cooler winter evenings both shape daily life.
Ronda brings a different rhythm within easy reach. Perched above the El Tajo gorge, the town is associated with the Puente Nuevo, its long bullfighting history, historic casco antiguo and a wider wine-growing landscape. Its galleries, markets and restaurants make it more than a day-trip destination, while the Sierra de las Nieves and Grazalema country provide ample space beyond the town.
