Hacienda La Caldera is a wonderful world in the heart of the Serranía de Ronda (Málaga), an exceptional home that exudes elegance with its sustainable design based on the Mediterranean spirit. It is located in a natural setting full of holm oaks and vineyards, unique in southern Europe for its landscape architecture.
The Hacienda is part of The Wine & Country Club complex, where the cornerstone around which the residential offer is structured is La Melonera, a winery that has been established for more than a decade. La Caldera is looking for an owner with a passion for the world of wine who wants to make a dream come true. Someone who wants to make their own wine and enjoy a slow life, without renouncing privacy, security, and the comfort of having personalised services and excellent connections with urban life.
The ancient city of Ronda, just a few minutes from Hacienda La Caldera, is one of the best connected refuges in the Mediterranean. A privileged enclave located just 50 minutes from Malaga city, and excellently connected with other urban destinations such as Seville, Granada, Cordoba, Cadiz or Gibraltar, very close to the best beaches of the Costa del Sol and its ports and tourist enclaves.
The surroundings in which La Hacienda is located offer a wide range of leisure, gastronomic, and sporting activities, while the complex has exclusive services available to owners, including cleaning and maintenance, catering, transport, and even rental management for those owners who wish to do so.
La Caldera has a built surface area of around 750m2, distributed over two floors. On the main floor, we find spacious, versatile, and practical spaces for day-to-day living, with three bedrooms, three bathrooms, an office, guest area, storage room, library and kitchen-dining room open to the living area. At the heart of the property is a large central courtyard, which connects both floors, as well as the impressive outdoor spaces. Its terraces and porches add up to almost 400m2 and allow you to enjoy views of the landscape and the beauty of the vineyards from many different corners of the home, such as from the master bedroom, the library and the living-dining room.
The ground floor of the property is designed for leisure and enjoyment. It is here that one of the most distinctive and unique elements of the property is located: the wine cellar, accompanied by the barrels and even a special room for ageing wine. The space is completed by a laundry, bathrooms for guests, more outdoor porches and a parking area.
This is the calling card of Hacienda La Caldera, whose aim is to fulfil the dream of the most demanding owners who seek luxury, tranquillity, comfort and exclusivity in a natural environment.
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