Manor house in Establiments, Farm & Agriculture

The history of the possession began in the year 1232, when the Barony of Bunyoli was founded. For hundreds of years its fields served as a source of income, with carob, orange, and wine crops, as well as olive trees from which they extracted oil from their own tafona. They also traded in livestock, such as sheep. The road that leads to the main house, lined with majestic calypsos, reaching 36 meters in height, culminates in the courtyard that surrounds the mansion, as well as the tafona, the owner's house, and overlooking a large part of its lands.