a 16th-century church and its outbuildings face the ancient cistern.
Location
In Trujillo, in the Extremadura region.
250 km from Madrid,
45 km from Cáceres.
Description
| Land registry surface area : | 498 m2 |
| Main building surface area : | 624 m² |
| Construction period : | 16ème S. |
| Number of bedrooms : | 7 |
| Number of bathrooms : | 6 |
Our opinion
To pass through the Arch of San Andrés is to enter a sanctuary of stone and history, where time seems to have stood still since the 16th century. An ancient church, founded in 1518 and now deconsecrated, shelters its inhabitants within its monumental walls. It faces the Alberca, a cistern hewn from solid rock and fed by springs, which for centuries supplied the town with water. The original religious proportions, preserved with devotion, interact with the light that floods the vast living room with its two fireplaces. The property covers some 624 m² of floor space and stands on a plot of approximately 498 m². It comprises three bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom, a kitchen with a fireplace, living rooms, a garden and a gazebo. Restored with the utmost respect for its heritage, it combines fair-coloured stone, weathered wood and terracotta, whilst retaining its authentic character. Sold with almost all its furnishings, it is ready to move into from day one, either as a main residence or as a heritage home where one can live in harmony with the changing seasons.
Reference 592945
Exclusive sale
975 000 €
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