Casa Tres Sierras is a traditional Andalusian mountain country house that has been recently renovated. The house’s electricity comes from a photovoltaic system with batteries, backed up by a generator to ensure a reliable supply.



Secluded yet just 1 km from the village, the property sits beside the Vía Verde, a former railway line connecting the three sierras—Sevilla Sur, Grazalema, and Ronda—now restored for outdoor tourism.



At the old station, just meters from the estate, you can enjoy local cuisine after a refreshing morning exploring the valley’s trails.



Thanks to their background in architecture, the owners have brought maximum comfort to this rural home while preserving its authentic mountain character.



The house features three bedrooms—one a double-height attic—a spacious kitchen, and a full bathroom.



The highlight is the fabulous terrace with mountain views, perfect for relaxing, sunbathing, or stargazing.



The Sierra Sur de Sevilla offers a stunning natural setting for hiking, cycling, horseback riding, paragliding, climbing, and caving. In Coripe, you can rest beneath the Chaparro de la Vega, the province’s oldest oak tree, over 700 years old.



As a rural property, you may occasionally encounter small animals or local wildlife—nature lovers will find this adds to the charm.



Due to wildfire prevention, barbecues are not allowed in the countryside during summer.



A personalized welcome is provided, with guests accompanied and guided through the house and area.