HIERRO & DIVISA
History
In 1951, Mr. Fermin Sanz Colmenarejo established a fighting bull farm with cattle from Mr. Manuel Puente and Mr. Vicente Martinez. He added other cattle of his own, originating from Mrs. Isabel Rosa Gonzalez. The fighting bull farm began to be known as Hermanos Sanz Colmenarejo.
In 1977, the fighting bull farm was divided into 3 parts, one of which remained with the heirs of Mr. Juan Julian Sanz Colmenarejo: Mrs. Carmen Sanz and Mrs. Rosa Sanz.
In 2004, the fighting bull farm was divided again, leaving Mrs. Carmen Sanz as the sole owner. During 2007 and 2008, they acquired 2 sires from the Tierra Joven fighting bull farm.
Experience description
The Cerro Longo Fighting bull farm stands as a natural enclave just 50 minutes away from the Puerta del Sol, with easy access from the M-607. Its impressive views of the Madrid skyline leave no one indifferent. From its terraces, you can see the horizon of Madrid and its most iconic buildings: the Four Towers, the Kio Towers, the Crystal Tower, the Torres de Colon, and the Edificio España, among others. Additionally, it has various lounges, terraces, private parking, and charming bullring. The essence of enjoying nature permeates the philosophy of the estate, offering guests the opportunity to enjoy an exclusive gastronomic experience in fully equipped facilities.
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