Manor House in Asturias

Description

Manor house, built in the mid-18th century and located in Western Asturias. This property, listed as an Architectural Heritage site by the Principality, faithfully represents the rustic architecture of the region. With approximately 4,000 m² of built space, the main structure and its annexes are arranged in a 'U' shape around a large interior courtyard, giving it an almost castle-like appearance.

The manor house has three floors plus a spacious attic. The basement houses the stables and silos. On the ground floor, there is a large hearth area of more than 60 m², several offices, a large living room, a bathroom, and other outbuildings such as the blacksmith's shop, the wine cellar, the carpentry workshop, and the mill. The chapel, dedicated to St. Benedict and St. Nicholas, includes a retablo and wrought ironwork, with direct access from the main floor.

The main floor features several bedrooms, a library, a bathroom, and sewing and weaving rooms. Notable features include the polychrome frescoes and chestnut wood floors, all well-preserved. The attic is walkable, with a height of over 4 meters in most areas.

The complex includes stables, barns, workshops, a granary, a wooden raised granary with a gallery, a washhouse, and a fountain, all in good structural condition.

This property is ideal for those who value history and seek a residence with character in a unique rural setting.

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