Exclusive stone house in Oviedo

Engel & Völkers presents this magnificent property dating from 1900, which was totally refurbished in 2005, so it has the advantages of a recently built house but preserving original elements of Asturian style, such as its wonderful corridor. The plot of 1.622 m2 is delimited by a perimeter wall of exposed brick and in the building the use of noble and high quality materials stands out, such as the natural stone façade, the exposed wooden structure ceilings, the handmade ceramic floor tiles, the chestnut wood carpentry or the stained glass windows. All of them make this property a unique and exclusive luxury home. The property consists of three floors; on the ground floor is the access to the house and is distributed in living room with fireplace, fully equipped kitchen, with office and decorated in a rustic way and also has a fireplace. These two rooms have access to the wonderful main porch. There is also a complete bathroom, a double bedroom with built-in wardrobe and a second kitchen, both with access to the back porch. There is also a guest toilet under the staircase. The service areas, such as the laundry and the pantry, connect the house with the garage, with space for three cars, and with the installations room. On the first floor is the sleeping area, which enjoys wonderful views and consists of three bedrooms, all with en-suite bathrooms and large built-in wardrobes from floor to ceiling. In addition, the enormous master bedroom has access to the corridor, which is currently used as a painting studio and gymnasium. And a third room, which is fitted out as a relaxation or games room and has exterior access to another area of the plot. The top floor stands out for its wooden ceilings, present in all areas, which give it a lot of character. It is open-plan, with the exception of a painting workshop, which is separated from the rest of the rooms by glass partitions that allow for a visual connection between the entire floor, and a bathroom with shower. It is worth highlighting the interior height of all the floors, and the architectural elements recovered from the original house, such as the metal pillars or the original ironwork.