Caserío con terreno en Poles (Salas) – Asturias
72.000 €
Salas, Northern spain
ASTURIAS, 33868 - Ref. EXP11685
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Farmhouse with land in Poles (Salas) – Asturias
Just 2 km from Salas, in the quiet village of Poles, at an altitude of 330 m, lies this wonderful property consisting of three buildings and an excellent, almost flat, south-facing plot of land.
Poles is a peaceful town located in the foothills of the Bodenaya mountain range, with its Rebollín peak at 810 meters above sea level.
It is characterized by its rural farmhouses, including an 18th-century manor house, and its numerous granaries and breadbaskets, most notably the impressive breadbasket we offer in this listing. It is well connected by road (SL-1) and just a 5-minute drive from Salas, the capital of the municipality of the same name.
The town of Salas, located 45 km from Oviedo, is considered the gateway to Western Asturias and is closely linked to the Primitive Way of St. James. It offers all the services a municipal capital can offer: health centers, pharmacies, supermarkets, banks, schools, restaurants, etc.
The property we offer consists of a home in need of extensive renovation, including the roof, windows, floors, and other elements, a spectacular 175 m² breadbasket with 14 pillars, stables, a utility room, and a beautiful south-facing plot of 2,921 m².
The home is divided into a kitchen, a spacious living room, a corridor that connects to the bedrooms, a bathroom, a hall, and four bedrooms. There are also large attic spaces and an old wood-fired oven in an area where sausages were also butchered and prepared for personal consumption.
Below the house is the stable area, made up of two large stables, separated by a shed that appears to be part of what, in its day, could have been part of the beginning of an extension to the building.
The Panera, typical Asturian warehouse, built on a platform used as a warehouse, deserves a separate mention. It is a building of significant ethnographic value, dating from 1900, and with its 175 m2 and 14 pillars, it constitutes a rare but formidable example of traditional Asturian rural architecture. At first glance, its overall condition appears better than that of the house.
The overall condition of the property requires a complete renovation with a thorough review of all the elements that make up the building.
A good opportunity to access a property with many potentialities located in a charming rural setting.
Just 2 km from Salas, in the quiet village of Poles, at an altitude of 330 m, lies this wonderful property consisting of three buildings and an excellent, almost flat, south-facing plot of land.
Poles is a peaceful town located in the foothills of the Bodenaya mountain range, with its Rebollín peak at 810 meters above sea level.
It is characterized by its rural farmhouses, including an 18th-century manor house, and its numerous granaries and breadbaskets, most notably the impressive breadbasket we offer in this listing. It is well connected by road (SL-1) and just a 5-minute drive from Salas, the capital of the municipality of the same name.
The town of Salas, located 45 km from Oviedo, is considered the gateway to Western Asturias and is closely linked to the Primitive Way of St. James. It offers all the services a municipal capital can offer: health centers, pharmacies, supermarkets, banks, schools, restaurants, etc.
The property we offer consists of a home in need of extensive renovation, including the roof, windows, floors, and other elements, a spectacular 175 m² breadbasket with 14 pillars, stables, a utility room, and a beautiful south-facing plot of 2,921 m².
The home is divided into a kitchen, a spacious living room, a corridor that connects to the bedrooms, a bathroom, a hall, and four bedrooms. There are also large attic spaces and an old wood-fired oven in an area where sausages were also butchered and prepared for personal consumption.
Below the house is the stable area, made up of two large stables, separated by a shed that appears to be part of what, in its day, could have been part of the beginning of an extension to the building.
The Panera, typical Asturian warehouse, built on a platform used as a warehouse, deserves a separate mention. It is a building of significant ethnographic value, dating from 1900, and with its 175 m2 and 14 pillars, it constitutes a rare but formidable example of traditional Asturian rural architecture. At first glance, its overall condition appears better than that of the house.
The overall condition of the property requires a complete renovation with a thorough review of all the elements that make up the building.
A good opportunity to access a property with many potentialities located in a charming rural setting.
