Casa Bellota

We called it “Tres Robles”, after the three mighty oak trees that border our half-acre parcel nestled in the Andalusian olive groves in southern Spain. But a storm uprooted 2 oak trees, now it is called “Casa Bellota”.

It is located in a conservation area in Iznájar, a municipality in the province of Córdoba, 600 meters above sea level, it could only be accessed through a dirt road. But it’s already paved.

This magnificent house is very spacious, with two floors.
On the first floor there is a large living room with kitchen and exit to the outside. It has another spacious room with a large window with access to a terrace.
It also has two bathrooms.

On the second floor there are 5 double bedrooms and two bathrooms. It also has a terrace.

The house has an interior patio and several terraces.

With state-of-the-art green features like an air source heat pump, photovoltaics, and water recycling in our five-bedroom, three-bathroom apartment.

The house has underfloor heating throughout the house, which we can control from our mobile, even when we are living in London. A part also has a fireplace.

We have installed an advanced water recycling system that uses rainwater and gray water to fill the toilets and irrigate our olive trees and garden. and covering the roof with photovoltaic panels, which we will eventually connect to storage batteries when the technology improves and the price drops. With a well on the property.