Sixteenth-century manor house with heraldic coat of arms and 6,000 m² of property

Unique opportunity in the market. Sixteenth-century manor house in San Martín del Rey Aurelio, Asturias, documented in the book “Los hidalgos langreanos” by Juan Gómez y González de la Buelga, a reference work on the noble heritage of the Nalón Valley.
Property in figures:

300 m² built in housing and warehouse (urban)
includes stables and cider mills with original machinery (nineteenth century)
2 farms: “El Jardín” (3,500 m²) and “El Robledal” (2,500 m²)
Total: almost 6,000 m² of own land
Direct access by road ·

Unique elements:
— Heraldic shield on the main façade, symbol of the noble lineage of the owner family
— Two wooden corridors on the façade, an iconic element of traditional Asturian architecture
— Cider mill with screw wood press and original cast iron mechanical crusher (late nineteenth century), unrepeatable ethnographic ensemble
— Ground floor stable with original stone floor
— Foundations of a private chapel next to the mansion, testimony to the lineage of its historical owners
— Solid stone walls more than 50 cm thick in excellent condition
— Original preserved main beams

Status:
The property requires comprehensive renovation. The interior layout must be rethought in its entirety. Installations (electricity, plumbing, sanitation) need to be redone from scratch. The cover needs to be overhauled. The stone structure – which is priceless – is in very good condition.
Potential Use:
Rural house or high standard village house · Cider house or rural restaurant · Unique single-family house · Wine or ethnographic tourism project · Investment in equity.
A property like this does not appear on the market again. Five hundred years standing. Documented history. Original cider mill. Own property. The next chapter is written by the new owner.
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