The owners, Diana and Andy, when they found Finca Naranja, made the decision to change their life in Madrid to make this impressive estate their permanent residence. Finca Naranja was completely restored to return it to its former beauty, respecting its history and combining a contemporary and rustic style with a certain Provençal inspiration. Finca Naranja is committed to achieving a neutral impact on the environment, since we have an important installation to generate solar energy, controlled flow water wells, drip irrigation and a diversity of native plants with low water consumption. «We want to share with you the experience of spending time in this magical place of natural simplicity where nothing is left over or missing. Our house is your house..."

Finca Naranja is made up of 5 homes: El Álamo, El Nogal, El Sauce, el Olivo and el Bosque. All with beautiful views of the countryside, full bathrooms, terraces and of course free Wi-Fi access throughout the house. The main house called El Bosque, consists of a living room with fireplace, fully equipped kitchen with island, dining room for 12 people and a full bathroom. It also has air conditioning installation. The façade facing the countryside contains a glass curtain that is completely retracted to integrate the exterior with the interior. With the folded glass curtain, the large terrace with seating area, dining room and barbecue can be incorporated into the interior living room. The white paths that run through the garden will take you to the other 4 homes, which are the independent suites. The saltwater pool is located on a large 700m2 natural stone deck. At its northern end we can find a comfortable chill out, corners and large sofas for relaxing under the shade of its walnut trees. The deck provides ample spaces to sunbathe and enjoy the unique views of the valley. A pool bar with a refrigerator and a barbecue provide all the necessary support for your best summer meals and dinners in this area of ​​the estate. It also has its own garden that provides seasonal fruit and vegetables as well as a hectare of olive trees that provide guests with extra virgin olive oil. In addition to all the amenities already mentioned, the house has free Wi-Fi, a cot and high chair for the little ones, AA and heat pump as well as a kettle and exquisite teas in all rooms, pool and beach towels, 1 barbecue and Ping pong table.

There are no limits! You will fall in love with Ronda as you did with the English romantic travelers of the 19th century and so many creators such as Hemingway, Orson Wells, Lorca, Ford among others. Let yourself be seduced by the labyrinth of its streets, its dizzyingly high bridges with astonishing views of a large natural pit and its hanging houses built on the edge of the cliff. A natural setting of exuberant beauty, sun, wines, oils and good ham. A place where time stops and joys multiply. Such an ancient and beautiful area, full of history with multiple Arab, Roman and medieval remains that will transport you back in time. OUR RECOMMENDATIONS Arab Baths, the oldest Muslim thermal complex in the entire peninsula. The Ronda bullring and its Museum, in baroque style built in 1785, considered one of the oldest bullrings in Spain. The grandiose New Bridge, with almost 100 meters over a natural pit, and the House of the Moro King, a monumental complex with a long history that begins in the 14th century where you will discover the secrets of the water mines. Ronda is one of the best connected refuges in the entire Mediterranean. In a privileged natural setting, protected from the hustle and bustle but extraordinarily connected to the world. A 90-minute drive away we have Seville, Jerez de la Frontera or Málaga, and along the way, in the heart of the Serranía de Málaga, all its charming white towns, worth visiting. In Seville we recommend visiting the Alcázar, the Cathedral and the Giralda. Take a cruise through the city from the Guadalquivir and end the afternoon with a flamenco show at the Casa de la Memoria. In Jerez de Frontera, seeing the Como Bailan los Caballos show performed by the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art Foundation is a must-see, as is the Ganzález Byass winery, taking a walk through the origins of the best Jerez fine wine.