Overview
- An estate agent has put Western Leone back on the market for €1.6 million through Meraki Homes and the site remains available for occasional shoots and visits but has not been sold.
- The set was built in 1968 for Sergio Leone’s Hasta que llegó su hora and has hosted decades of spaghetti westerns and recent shoots including Pedro Almodóvar’s 2023 production.
- Owners who first listed the property in 2022 at €2.8 million say they reduced the price because they can no longer maintain the grounds.
- The site shows maintenance problems, lacks grid electricity and has drawn official interventions for a 2022 unauthorized party and a Guardia Civil SEPRONA action over animal welfare.
- The land is classified as rústico inside the protected Desierto de Tabernas, so local officials and agents say uses are likely to focus on film production, cultural events and tourism rather than hotel development.