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.

Exclusive estate for building in Sotosalbos, Segovia, a municipality renowned for its luxury second homes for Madrid residents. It's located 40 minutes by AVE train and car from Madrid's North Station, or an hour by car. The municipality was selected by Amazon as an example of a Spanish town with sustainable development. The estate for sale is in the best area, at the end of the urban zone, isolated and not bordering any other property. These are grouped urban estates of 11,000 m², which include a residence, a garden building divided into changing rooms and tool storage, a summer dining area, a 72 m² saltwater pool, and in other meadows, horse boxes and pasture. Part of the garden features areas with two levels of natural stones. Additionally, there are other plots of 2,442 m²: 228 m² urban and 2,214 m² protected rustic, both adjacent. On the first, municipal ordinances allow dividing into 400 m² plots for building the corresponding homes. On the second, it’s possible, through a grouping file of at least 200 m², to build a dwelling and sports or livestock facilities. Given its exceptional characteristics, the owner considers these estates especially suitable for developing a private family estate with approximately five luxury homes and spacious green areas. Two streams run through both estates, which have independent entrances and centuries-old trees. The main residence, with views of the mountains, the Romanesque church declared a historic-artistic monument, and the village, is fully renovated. It boasts 420 m² of space, double-sided masonry, five levels, and three main bedrooms with two bathrooms.

In Candelario, a listed village in the Sierra de Béjar, an 18th-century traditional artisan residence. Candelario is one of those mountain villages where time leaves no trace, where every stone tells a story of necessity. Perched in the Sierra de Béjar, ranked among the most beautiful in Spain, it owes its character to a tradition: that of artisan pork butchers who, since the 18th century, have shaped its architecture. The house we are visiting bears witness to this. Built to house both a family and a craft, it combines thick walls, wooden galleries and large double doors, all designed to withstand the cold and allow meat to dry. The interior spaces still bear the mark of this dual purpose. Outside, rushing waterways line the cobbled streets. The whitewashed façades stand out against a wooded backdrop that rises to over 2,000 metres. The whole forms a setting whose authenticity lies less in its beauty than in its coherence. To buy here is to choose a place where history is not an argument but a tangible reality.