Single family villa Santibañez De La Fuente, Aller

THE SUMUN OF THE TRADITIONAL ASTURIAN HOUSE IN SANTIBAÑEZ DE LA FUENTE, COUNCIL OF ALLER, PRINCIPALITY OF ASTURIAS. TWO SEMI-DETACHED STONE HOUSES WITH TRADITIONAL PORTALS AND WAREHOUSE SPACES ON A ESTATE WITH PANORAMIC VIEWS WHERE, IN ADDITION, THERE IS A Bread Bin. From LEGIS NORTE we present these two charming two-story semi-detached stone houses with a farm and a century-old bread basket, located in the historic town of Santibáñez de la Fuente, Concejo de Aller, Asturias. We are looking at an old semi-detached building, with an almost rectangular floor plan, two floors (Floors -1 and 00) and a gable roof. On the main front there is a portal, or covered porch. Given the difference in level between the road and the land where the building sits, the work has a single story on the main elevation and two on the rear elevation, overlooking the orchard of the same property and the impressive mountain landscape. Asturian. Constructively, the work was built with a foundation and stone masonry walls. It has a horizontal structure and a wooden cover support. The covering material is ceramic curved tile. The carpentry is made of wood and there are currently no coverings or installations of any kind. Adjacent to the aforementioned land there is a bread factory that is part of the property (50%), its age is more than 100 years. From the point of view of its integration into the general communications network, the farm is located in the rural center of Santibañez de la Fuente, in the vicinity of Collanzo, the upper area of the Council of Aller. Access from the AP-66 Oviedo-León highway is via the AS-112 Ujo–Puerto de San Isidro regional highway. Collanzo also has a rail connection through the FEVE line and bus. In terms of infrastructure, the plot has a water supply, sanitation and electricity. The good quality of the enclave, the nearby natural and heritage elements, or the proximity of the winter resorts of Fuentes and San Isidro can be dynamic elements of this rural settlement. These properties offer an excellent opportunity for those interested in restoration projects. With a south orientation, the houses enjoy natural lighting and stunning views of the surrounding mountains, ideal for those looking for a quiet and natural environment. The property exudes authenticity and potential for multiple uses. The town is famous for its picturesque landscapes, hiking trails and cozy atmosphere. Residents and visitors can enjoy the peace and serenity of rural Asturian life, with the convenience of being within walking distance of modern amenities and services. One of the hidden treasures of the town is the Church of San Juan del Riomiera, built in the 12th and 13th centuries, in a late popular Romanesque style and its long-standing sacred Yew tree, 20 meters high, where the Celts gathered to pray to their gods. THE PRICE DOES NOT PAY FOR THIS FIND OF TRADITIONAL ASTURIAN ARCHITECTURE.