luxury properties for sale Llanes, Spain

Impressive palace built in 1923 in regionalist style built by the architect Gonzalo Bringas Vega in the sardinero.Gonzalo Bringas Vega (Laredo, 1880 – † Santander, 1943) was a Cantabrian architect. Architect of the deputation, he designed numerous buildings in Cantabria and especially in its capital, among which are the Palacio de la Magdalena, the 20 pavilions, some already disappeared, of the Marqués de Valdecilla Health House (then one of the most modern hospital complexes in Europe), the also disappeared headquarters of the Museum of Prehistory of Cantabria and the Government of Cantabria, the Real Club Marítimo de Santander and the reforms in the Cathedral of Santander.In his professional activity he evolved from Eclecticism, Regionalism and Art Nouveau Style Secession to Rationalism.Building declared of artistic historical interest.It consists of four floors in which the decoration of the beginning of the century, the chestnut wood and the wooden coffered ceilings stand out. It is distributed in 6 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, a spacious living room with fireplace, a kitchen with a forklift directly to the dining room, an office, boiler area, and office.This beautiful building is very well located, just 10 minutes walk from the best beaches in Santander and also has excellent accessibility through public transport. It has a good offer of shops and schools in the area, which facilitate daily life.The house is very spacious and elegant, has a construction area of 380 m², an independent plot with magnificent unobstructed views of the surroundings.The building is distributed over four floors of approximately 95 m² each, distributed in semi-basement, ground floor, first and second or under cover.The main access is made by the ground floor through a hall from where the rest of the rooms and the communication staircase are distributed. On this level we also find a large living room with fireplace, a bedroom and an outdoor bathroom. This floor also has a secondary access from the outside.On the first floor there are three bedrooms, a bathroom with natural ventilation and a cozy viewpoint facing South. This gazebo is also connected to the master bedroom, and the other two bedrooms to a balcony facing South and West. On the second floor, which is partially attic, a total of three bedrooms and an outdoor bathroom are distributed.The semi-basement floor is intended for the kitchen area, laundry, bathroom, office and facilities area.The property has a garden area with large trees and two other independent buildings, one for storage and the other for parking, with capacity for two cars.The materials and finishes used in the interior are solid chestnut wood floors in all rooms and ceramic floors in kitchen and bathrooms. The exterior carpentry is made of wood, and a forged railing on the balconies of the first floor.

San Martín Castle, located in Soto del Barco, Asturias, is situated at the mouth of the Nalón River. It is believed that Alfonso III promoted the construction of this fortress on the remains of a previous settlement. During the Middle Ages, it played a crucial role in various noble conflicts and was restored in the nineties. This castle enjoys a privileged position, being only 7 kilometers from the Asturias airport and with excellent transport connections. The property of El Castillo covers 43,485 m², completely enclosed by a high wall with battlements. At its peak stands an impressive tower or square tower of 120 m², accompanied by a contemporary construction of 1,220 m² that is attached to the wall and externally protrudes in the form of a balcony adjacent to the tower. The new building is a modern two-storey pavilion of 767 m², built with materials that harmonize with the environment. The main house extends linearly on a single floor, with exceptions such as the pool, the kitchen, and the service rooms, located on a lower level. On the main floor are the large living room and dining room and three wonderful suites with bathrooms. On the lower level, there is also the kitchen, an indoor pool, and the service area. The tower is a medieval stone structure that has been internally modernized to allow efficient use of space without compromising the original materials, including an elevator and stairs to access each level. A glassed-in viewpoint offers spectacular views of the surrounding natural area. In the lower area of the estate is La Casona, a three-storey house with 767 m² built. This house, of notable architectural interest and recently renovated, is ready to move in. Erected at the beginning of the 20th century, it reflects the Asturian vernacular style and features skylights and exterior galleries that function as loggias. Accessed from the middle level, there is a central corridor that crosses the building and leads to a corridor sheltered by a glass gallery. It has four main bedrooms, a living room, three bathrooms, plus another living room and dining room on the ground floor and three additional bedrooms in the attic. The garden emulates Italian landscape designs with delimited terraces, predominating fruit trees and shrubs including centennial specimens. To the south of the property, in front of the main entrance, there is another 530 m² house, structured in three floors and divided into four completely furnished and decorated apartments, each with its own garage and storage areas.