The Sibarist

An Asturian home set in an exceptional natural setting

Description

In a privileged natural enclave within the municipality of Ribadedeva, where the Asturian landscape preserves its untouched authenticity between the Cantabrian coast and the serene silhouette of the Sierra del Cuera, stands this 19th-century traditional rural construction as an architectural piece with its own identity.

Naturally integrated into the topography and surrounded by open meadows and woodland, the property conveys a sense of peaceful retreat, removed from noise and deeply connected to its surroundings.

The main building features a classic longitudinal volume, a pitched tiled roof, and a restrained composition that reflects the vernacular architecture of northern Spain.

Its placement on a gentle slope allows the building to engage with the landscape at different levels, creating a fluid relationship between interior and exterior spaces.

The continuous balcony on the upper floor introduces a distinctive domestic element, inviting contemplation of the surroundings and reinterpreting the outdoor space as a natural extension of the home.

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The estate, spanning more than 123,000 square meters, extends across gentle hills, open meadows, and lush private woodland, offering complete privacy and an intimate connection with nature. The property also includes two auxiliary buildings: a stone stable adjoining the main house and a secondary building.

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Details

  • Reference THSSESAST0027
  • Price 600000
  • Built area 843 sqm
  • Plot area 123000 sqm
  • Location Ribadedeva, Asturias

Attributes

  • Garden
  • Porch
  • Terrace
  • To reform
  • Views of nature

Ribadedeva is a discreet yet deeply rich enclave in natural and cultural heritage: from La Franca beach to the protected landscapes of the eastern coast and the Sierra del Cuera, as well as historic villages and Indianos architecture that reflects the region’s emigrant legacy. The estate enjoys a privileged location in Pimiango, next to the Pindal Caves Natural Park and with easy access to Llanes, Cantabria, and the Cantabrian Highway.

The open layout facing the front meadow suggests an orientation designed to maximize natural light and unobstructed views—an attribute commonly found in traditional Asturian architecture. The main rooms appear to be aligned toward the landscape, enhancing the flow of consistent natural light and reinforcing the sense of interior spaciousness. The nearby woodland provides natural protection from the wind and creates a gradual transition between the home and the surrounding wild environment, while the open land allows for the creation of outdoor living areas—such as terraces, landscaped gardens, or relaxation spaces—without compromising the privacy that characterizes this type of rural property.

The open layout facing the front meadow suggests an orientation designed to take full advantage of natural light and unobstructed views—an attribute commonly found in traditional Asturian architecture. The main rooms appear to be aligned toward the landscape, encouraging a steady flow of natural illumination and enhancing the sense of interior spaciousness. The nearby woodland provides natural protection from the wind and creates a gradual transition between the home and the surrounding wilder environment, while the open land allows for the development of outdoor living areas—such as terraces, landscaped gardens, or relaxation spaces—without compromising the privacy that defines this type of rural property.

From a visual perspective, the property shows signs consistent with its age and traditional rural use. The façades display natural wear that suggests the need for a comprehensive restoration. However, the overall volume appears solid and well defined, allowing one to envision a deep rehabilitation capable of recovering the building’s original essence while transforming it into a contemporary home of high architectural value. This type of intervention, increasingly sought after in northern Spain, makes it possible to convert traditional constructions into distinctive spaces with a strong emotional and aesthetic narrative.

Its location in Ribadedeva, between the eastern Asturian coastline and protected landscapes of outstanding natural value, places the property within a setting of growing residential and tourism interest. Its proximity to iconic beaches, natural trails, and rural villages with a well-established identity enhances its appeal as an investment project with strong potential. Possible uses include: a distinctive single-family home restored with contemporary design; a boutique rural retreat focused on nature tourism and premium disconnection; a hybrid living–studio space for creative professionals or remote work; or an author-driven project with an architectural and landscape-focused approach. The growing demand for authentic rural properties, combined with the scarcity of well-located traditional constructions, suggests strong potential for value appreciation following a thoughtfully executed restoration.

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