Townhouse for sale in Vegadeo, Asturias

Indian manor house from 1931 with a 2,877 m² estate in Vegadeo (Asturias)

There are properties that stand out for their size. Others for their location. Very few combine history, construction quality, a large urban plot, and real possibilities for appreciation. This is one of them.

Located in Vegadeo, this Indian manor house built in 1931 preserves the architecture and layout characteristic of the large residences of Asturian emigration.

It has 463 m² built and approximately 400 m² usable, distributed over four floors: ground floor, first, second, and attic.

The house features:
7 bedrooms.
1 bathroom and 1 toilet.
Equipped independent kitchen.
Living room.
Independent dining room of 25 m².
Two terraces.
Storage room of approximately 50 m².
Closed garage.

The construction maintains numerous original elements, including wooden floors, solid wood interior carpentry, the original main door, and the stately layout typical of this type of home.
The structure is concrete, the roof is natural slate, and the facade is in good overall condition. The house requires minor updating, offering an excellent base for a renovation respectful of its original architecture.

The fully enclosed estate has 2,877 m² of private garden with large green areas and enough space for various uses compatible with a residence of these characteristics.

Its location is one of its main assets. It is within the urban area of Vegadeo, overlooking the Suarón River and in the heart of the Río Eo, Oscos and Terras de Burón Biosphere Reserve, one of the best-preserved natural environments in northern Spain.

Communications are excellent:
Cantabrian beaches 10 km away.
Marina 5 km away.
Train station 500 meters away.
Bus stop 500 meters away.

Town center, shops, banks, schools, health center, and sports facilities just minutes on foot.
Asturias Airport 98 km away.

This property is especially suitable for those seeking a unique residence, a high-level second home, or a quality tourist accommodation project, taking advantage of the growing demand for historic properties in western Asturias.

Authentic Indian manor houses are an increasingly scarce real estate asset. When one comes on the market, the true value lies not only in its square meters but in the possibility of acquiring a property with identity, history, and high appreciation potential.

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