According to information recently confirmed by the local architect and authorities, the current planning regulations allow for the construction of one detached single-family home per cadastral parcel of at least 5 hectares, with a maximum buildable area of 1% and up to two floors. These homes must currently meet certain setback and distance requirements (e.g., 100 m from other houses, 200 m from population centers), which may affect the specific placement of a house within the land—particularly in Las Jarillas. However, the southern section of El Cuervo offers more flexibility for future construction.
A set of rural plots for sale in Jimena de la Frontera, consisting of three cadastral parcels: the Las Jarillas estate and the El Cuervo estate, the latter made up of two plots. The sale is joint and does not include any buildings.
[Plot 15: 75,833 m²] [Plot 16: 153,317 m²] [Las Jarillas: 152,240 m²]
Total area: approx. 381,000 m² (~38 hectares)
It is important to note that the municipality is in the process of modifying the current planning regulations, and it is expected that distance restrictions will be relaxed or removed, potentially increasing the construction possibilities in the near future.
As always, obtaining an official urban planning certificate (cédula urbanística) is strongly recommended to confirm all legal conditions and planning rights.
