Casa
Living area / Built:
473 m2
/
592 m2
Plot surface: 2.400 m2
9 bedrooms
2 bathrooms
0 toilets
The grandeur and splendor of this spectacular Indian mansion will captivate you, you will fall in love with its architecture, its gardens and its natural enclave, in La Cavada.
DISTRIBUTION
Distinction and elegance are breathed in every corner of this property, its halls, high ceilings, wooden shutters, balconies and wrought iron gazebos, so characteristic of the Indiano style, which add personality and beauty to the interiors.
Its wonderful staircase, made of noble wood and wrought iron, distributes three bright floors of more than one hundred and forty square meters each. The light filters through its large windows, viewpoints and terraces, illuminating and filling each room with magic.
Nine spacious and bright rooms, a kitchen with direct access to the garden and the pool, two bathrooms, and various spaces that you can distribute to your liking, to make this magnificent house a dream home.
DETAILS
The beauty of its two thousand four hundred square meter estate welcomes you surrounded by the traditional Indian iron gate, where you can enjoy the stately garden, its splendid swimming pool and a building where there is a recreation area with a wood stove and garage.
- Garage
- Pool
- Garden
- Terrace
- Heating
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Location
Located in Riotuerto a municipality of Cantabria located in the region of Trasmiera. Very close to La Cavada, just 23 kilometers away from Santander, close to the main beaches of Ribamontán al Mar. Its dense forests, green meadows and extensive valleys provide nature lovers with a unique environment for outdoor activities. free.
The most important monument in the municipality is the parish church of Santa María Magdalena, built in 1740, the most baroque in the region. In La Cavada, the door of Carlos III stands out, in neoclassical style.
