luxury properties for sale Castile and León, Spain

BARNES Madrid is selling this exclusive estate with stables covering 963m² in Segovia. Situated in the Sierra de Guadarrama, this exceptional property is set within a nature reserve, offering stunning views over El Espinar and the city of Segovia. The estate features complete residential infrastructure: access via paved road, private electrical transformer, drinking water, and three wells (one for human consumption and two for irrigation and animal supply). The complex consists of a luxurious three-story main house, a guest house built with similar style and materials, two wooden stables, a hayloft, a porch dining area, and a hut for the electrical transformer. All of this is surrounded by a natural environment of centuries-old pines and oaks, ideal for nature and equestrian lovers. The main house is arranged as follows: Semi-basement: garage with capacity for three vehicles, boiler room, and storage room. Ground floor: porch, hall, spacious double-height living room (5.25m), sitting room, dining room, terrace, guest toilet, kitchen with office, master bedroom with en-suite bathroom and walk-in closet. All rooms benefit from natural light, cross ventilation, and views of the natural surroundings. Upper floor: sitting room, distribution hall, four bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and walk-in closets, plus a private sauna. It has been built with top-quality materials, including Indian teak floors, marble-clad bathrooms, and high-standard ceramic finishes. It is located in a consolidated urban area, according to current urban planning, and is not affected by any heritage protection restrictions. A unique opportunity to own a stately estate with residential character and equestrian use, in one of the most spectacular landscapes of the central peninsula. For more information, visit our website, where you will find a curated selection of exclusive estates in Segovia, as well as other unique properties in Spain and elsewhere.

Majestic architectural ensemble classified as a Cultural Heritage site, composed of a tower from the 16th century, an 18th century palace, a private chapel, interior courtyards, and extensive garden areas. The built area reaches approximately 1,670 m², situated on a plot of 1,163.50 m². The tower, originally a defensive structure in the 12th century and transformed into a stately residence in the 16th century by the Marquis of Alvarado and his wife, María de Velasco - members of a noble lineage linked to the Duke of Frías and the Constable of Castile - is now an exquisite example of Castilian Renaissance architecture. Distributed on four floors with a total surface of 413.95 m², the ground floor stands out, housing a chapel with a ribbed vault and a Calatrava cross sculpted in the central key. Access is through a molded semicircular arch, with latticed windows and original inscriptions from the 16th century. The palace, attached to the tower and built in 1784 by the Marquis of Rivaherrera, adds up to 1,254.70 m² distributed over three floors, connected by an elegant double arcade that leads to a cozy entrance hall. Both buildings are protected by national decree as part of the Catalog of Castles of Spain, guaranteeing their preservation and highlighting their exclusivity. Currently in operation as a hotel. Following a meticulous rehabilitation completed in 2007, the ensemble operates as an exclusive and charming inn, equipped with: 11 suites decorated with rustic style and special attention to each detail. Gourmet restaurant with a capacity for 60 diners. Cafeteria-bar. Rooms for events and private meetings. Spacious terrace overlooking the gardens. Independent apartment with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a living-dining room with integrated kitchen (open concept). Open-plan multifunctional space of 240 m² on the upper floor. This property was a resting place for illustrious figures such as Emperor Charles V - who stayed here after arriving in Laredo - and King Ferdinand VII. It also preserves an original document issued by Pope Julius III, granting permission for the celebration of masses in the private chapel, accentuating its historical, spiritual, and symbolic value. Ideal for those looking to develop a boutique hotel project, establish a unique private residence, or have a prestigious institutional headquarters. This historic ensemble combines architecture, legacy, art, and comfort in an incomparable setting.

Casa Fuerte de San Gregorio is an extraordinary historical complex located in Almarza, Soria, nestled in a privileged setting of nature and tranquility. Its origin dates back to 1461 when Diego de Medrano was authorized to construct this fortified house, later associated with a Dominican convent. Declared a National Monument in 1949 and a Cultural Heritage Site in 1980, the property features an imposing Gothic-style fortified house, a Renaissance church, and cloister. The main building, with a square plan and organized around a central courtyard, retains notable defensive and ornamental elements, including battlements, circular towers, stone-carved gargoyles, and the Medrano coat of arms. The church, currently deconsecrated, has a Latin cross plan, a nave with ribs, a large dome, a monumental facade, a polychrome choir, and a medieval baptismal font. The cloister, with arcaded galleries and traditional cobblestone pavement, completes an architecturally singular ensemble of enormous heritage value. Carefully restored and equipped, Casa Fuerte de San Gregorio offers unique spaces for weddings, private celebrations, corporate events, institutional functions, and audiovisual productions. The complex also includes two independent rural houses, with a combined capacity for fourteen guests, enhancing its accommodation and operational possibilities. The sale includes the entirety of the architectural complex and 36 hectares of adjacent lands, providing privacy, breadth, and an exceptional natural setting. An unrepeatable property where history, architecture, nature, and business potential come together to offer a truly unique investment opportunity.