Manor house in Asturias

Description

Stately manor, built in the mid-18th century and located in western Asturias. This property, listed as Architectural Heritage of the Principality, faithfully represents the region's rustic architecture. With an approximate built area of 4,000 m², 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 has three floors plus a spacious attic.

The basement floor houses the stables and silos.

On the ground floor, there is a lareira (traditional fireplace) of over 60 m², several offices, a large living room, a bathroom, and other facilities such as the blacksmith’s workshop, the wine cellar, the carpentry workshop, and the mill. The chapel, dedicated to Saint Benedict and Saint Nicholas, includes an altarpiece and wrought ironwork, with direct access from the main floor.

The main floor has 5 bedrooms, a library, 1 bathroom, a service room, and sewing and weaving rooms. Notable features include polychrome frescoes and chestnut wood floors, which are well preserved. The attic is walkable and has a height of over 4 meters in most areas.

The complex includes stables, barns, storage buildings, workshops, a cabazo (grain storehouse), a wooden 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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