House for sale in Ribadedeva, Spain

Large property, ideal for a hotel complex, consisting of: Palace, Chapel and several auxiliary rooms. It has 2000m² built on a large estate of 20,000m² for development and another of 6,000 m². Name: Large estate. Style: Popular Baroque. Built around 1763, the building is included in the Inventory of Architectural Heritage of Asturias (IPAA). In Baroque style, this rural stately complex is made up of the palace, the chapel and several auxiliary rooms dedicated, in the past, to stables and haystacks. It is located in a large estate and the space immediately to the house is delimited by a stone wall with an arched entrance, which must have been in a semicircular shape, although today the exterior ashlar has fallen and the interior is a lowered arch. Behind the façade, the great antojana is paved with rounded stones. The palace is made up of two bodies: a cubic volume to the east, and an elongated block to the west. The façade faces south. The cubic body is solid and closed, approximately square in plan and three floors high, the upper ones flanked by firebreaks. It has two linteled doors and all the ashlar frames, highlighting, above both doors, three cantilevered balconies -two on the noble floor that are decorated with broken ears and another on the third- with a ledge of projecting and molded stone, and a simple wrought iron parapet. On the third floor there is, between the balconies, the niche reserved for the coat of arms, now empty. The interior preserves the start of the staircase, which in the first section is made of stone, with a moulded railing and a carved pillar with grooves. The division between floors, made of planks on wooden beams, has almost completely fallen. The partitions on the top floor could have been added in the late 19th or early 20th century, as they are partly made of brick. In an area that preserves the ceiling, floral paintings can be seen. The floor, in some rooms on the ground floor, is paved with large stones. The west body, with a rectangular floor plan, lends beauty and originality to the house. It is very light, with the low floor pierced by an arcade of four semicircular openings, with moulded imposts and square pillars, made of ashlar. Above it, the upper floor is crossed by a wooden corridor with right feet and footings carved and decorated with scrolls. The other façades do not offer anything remarkable, with openings framed in stonework. The main body is covered with four slopes, and the west wing with two slopes. The chapel is located in front of the house. It has an approximately square floor plan. The roof is only partially preserved; The side walls advance forming a small portico, with an inscription on the right side. The chapel opens a barred window to the west. If you would like more information or to arrange a viewing, please contact us at the 985401515 or at our office located at Calle Las Barqueras, 10 - bajo, Llanes.