A traditional home with outstanding potential in an exceptional natural environment

Located in Ruenes, within the municipality of Ribadedeva, near the town of Panes—which offers all essential services—the property is just a few kilometers from Niserias and Trescares, home to the emblematic salmon fishing pools of the Cares River, and close to Arenas de Cabrales, the gateway to the central massif of the Picos de Europa, with its iconic Naranjo de Bulnes. It is set in a peaceful area, surrounded by a privileged natural environment, and well connected.

The house benefits from multiple orientations.

The house is located very close to the Cares River and in the immediate surroundings of the Picos de Europa. With its traditional stone architecture, the property sits naturally within the landscape, as if it had always belonged there. Its robust walls and sober volume engage in dialogue with the mountainous setting, reinforcing a sense of authenticity and permanence. From the house, one enjoys open and commanding views over the landscape, with a constant perception of space and horizon. A rare combination of proximity to nature, architecture with character, and a powerful natural environment that makes this property a truly singular enclave.

Its stone walls remain firm, and the gabled roof is in good condition, preserving the original imprint of traditional Asturian construction. The structure, solid and well grounded, speaks of an architecture built to endure—conceived with noble materials and knowledge passed down through generations. Despite the passage of time, the house retains its volumetric integrity and constructive essence, making it an ideal foundation for a respectful restoration. The essential elements—the stone, the orientation, the relationship with the land—remain intact, awaiting revaluation through an interior intervention that blends rural memory with a contemporary language. An opportunity to preserve authenticity while allowing it to evolve with sensitivity.

This property offers extraordinary potential for transformation, thanks to the solidity of its structure and the nobility of its materials. The perfectly preserved stone walls allow the interiors to be reimagined while maintaining their original character. The two-story layout and its full orientation invite a project that prioritizes natural light, energy efficiency, and visual continuity with the surrounding landscape. The quiet yet well-connected setting further enhances the possibility of transforming it into a contemporary retreat—a place where modern design enters into dialogue with history. The presence of an adjacent plot enclosed by a stone wall allows for the creation of a landscaped garden with privileged views. Rehabilitating this house is not merely about restoring a building; it is about reclaiming a way of life and reinterpreting rural heritage through a contemporary sensibility.