If you are looking to live in a peacefull and traditionally Spanish location surrounded by beautifull green countryside and stunning moutainscapes, then a property in Ronda could be just what you need. In Ronda and its surrounding areas, you can find some of the most beautifull rustic country villas, fincas and cortijos with acres of land full of wildlife and olive groves.
Ronda itself is a beautiful inland town of whitewashed houses lining cobbled streets and Baroque mansions facing stately squares. It is perched on a rock outcrop that stands above the surrounding countryside, and the views all around are awe-inspiring. The famous Tajo Bridge is an amazing feat of 18th century engineering, made entirely of stone, joining the short but deep gorge that separates the two main parts of Ronda, the old town and the new town.
Ronda also boasts one of the oldest bullrings in the world, dating back to the 18th century, and is the only one built totally of stone. The richness and diversity of the area has seen much of its territory fall under the protection of various natural trusts, notably the Serranía’s three Natural Parks: Grazalema, Sierra de las Nieves and Los Alcornocales. Home to veritable jewels of nature such as the Spanish fir, the golden eagle and the tawny vulture, they also provide the perfect location in which to enjoy an endless list of leisure activities in a natural setting, such as hiking, climbing, potholing or simply nature watching. Meanwhile, the town of Ronda boasts an unparalleled heritage that all who visit simply marvel at.
