Arudecas Estate represents a symbiosis between historical heritage, art, and natural surroundings in the heart of Castilla-La Mancha. Located in the historic region of Campo de Calatrava, this property sits on a plot of more than 8,500 m². Its exteriors combine unique gardens, ponds, sculptures, limestone paths, and centuries-old elements such as a functioning Roman well from the 17th century or a central square presided over by a thousand-year-old olive tree. In addition to its landscape value, the estate includes facilities such as stables, an aviary, and an events pavilion, allowing both residential, institutional, and tourist uses.

The palace, restored with respect to its 15th-century origin, covers more than 1,500 m² built. Inside, there are ten rooms and fourteen bathrooms, distributed among stately living rooms, cobblestone patios, terraces with views, and rooms decorated with original works by artists such as Dalí, Miró, Picasso, or Chillida. Every corner of the property has been designed to combine functionality, aesthetics, and respect for the historical legacy.

With an architectural structure of flint stone, thick walls, and travertine marble columns, the estate maintains the character of the old Spanish manor houses. Spaces such as the Portuguese Salon, the library of the Knights' Hall, or the main kitchen with granite walls enhance its unique identity. The private rooms are carefully decorated with period furniture and noble marbles.

The estate is located in Cañada de Calatrava, a town with deep historical roots and cultural significance within Ciudad Real. Campo de Calatrava is known for its volcanic landscape, medieval routes, and hunting traditions. The area combines rural tranquility with good connections, just five minutes from Ciudad Real's private airport and less than an hour from Madrid by high-speed train. This environment makes the estate an ideal location for those seeking heritage, nature, and accessibility in one place.