The three houses of the week: palace with two centuries of history in Gijón for 5 million

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19th century splendor in Somió

In 1890 and in Somió, parish of the Asturian Council of Gijón, the architect Juan Miguel de la Calzada received the commission of the construction of this palace by the industrialist Tomás Zarracina Rodríguez. Subsequently, when it became the property of the Condes of Real Agrado, it was expanded. His eclectic bourgeois style, with a neoclassical base and elements of the Italian Baroque, has been preserved and allows to remember the charm of the time. A lobby gives way to a dining room, which can host up to 30 guests, and various rooms, such as a library, a living room and a living room. The palace, with ceilings that exceed four meters high, has eight bedrooms with bathroom, distributed in the two upper floors. The main suite stands out for its size and for including a small room and a dressing room. In this plant there are also two living rooms and a pool room. Several service stays and an apartment for personnel with two bedrooms and a bathroom are located in the semi -basement. Outside, this town enjoys a garden with sculptures and fountains, indicate in The Sibarist.

Villa that looks at the Mediterranean

The views from the terraces of this luxury town impress. She is located in the Cala de Ambolo, in Jávea, in the middle of the Costa Blanca, and her disposition looks at the Mediterranean Sea. The two lower floors house the garage and a space that can be used as a gym or film room. An elevator leads to the second floor, where two bedrooms are located with its own bathroom and dressing room. On the next plant there is kitchen and living room, and from them you access a terrace with an infinite pool. The main suite is located on the upper floor and includes two bathrooms, according to Coldwell Banker.

Connected to nature

In the payment of San Clemente, about 13 kilometers from the town of Trujillo and with a view to the Sierra de Santa Cruz, this house designed by the architect Víctor López Cotelo stands. A functional project and connected to Earth, which is committed to energy self -sufficiency and respect for the natural environment. A sober house with olive trees that produce oil, with two wells and solar energy. The house, of a single plant, has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, living room with fireplace and a entertainment with dispatch and library. The kitchen is open to the living room and a terrace, they indicate in The Singular Space. SITUATION: Payment of San Clemente (Cáceres) Surface: Plot of 8 hectares and 290 meters built: Well Precio: 750.00 Eurostage: 913 88 97 74

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