Axarquía · White village
Riogordo
A white village of olive oil and film sets, beneath the Montes de Málaga.
- Population
- 2,762
- Area
- 40 km²
- Málaga Airport
- ~57 min
- Málaga city
- ~41 min
- Coordinates
- 36.91°N · 4.29°W
The feel
Riogordo is a substantial white village in the upper Axarquía, known for its olive oil and for the film ‘El Crimen de Cuenca’, which was shot in its streets. The village has a handsome square, a church and a strong agricultural surrounding, with the Montes de Málaga and the Sierra de Camarolos nearby. It is a practical base for exploring both the coast and the interior.
Why consider it
- A handsome village centre with real life
- Olive oil and local produce
- A central location between Málaga and the Axarquía
The property
The village is resale and renovation, with new-build on the edges. It offers more space and value than the coast.
Best for
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