Investment in the best area of Santander

The house is located in the heart of the Sardinero and just a few metres from the beach.

The Sardinero was given its name before the 15th century, due to the abundant sardine fishing that took place in its waters. As early as the 14th century, whales were fished and traded on a site that existed in this area. The Sardinero is the most iconic of all the city’s beaches. One of the most expensive and elegant areas of the Spanish coast, with a glamorous past, full of history and a no less promising present.

In addition to the beauty of the Cantabrian Coast, there is also the urban planning effort to make this area a well-kept place, dotted with gardens, charming corners and buildings worth seeing. In the second third of the 19th century it began to be urbanised, thanks to the tourists who came attracted by the Baños de Ola, and as it was the political and economic capital of the country, also attracted by the social life of the summer.

The Sardinero beach was the beach of the nobility and high bourgeoisie in the golden age. It is very close to the Palace of La Magdalena, the residence of Alfonso XIII, and a few metres from the Gran Casino, an emblematic building from 1916, of French Belle Epoque inspiration, which was the period of the city’s greatest splendour.

El Sardinero is the most exclusive residential area of Santander.

The house is detached and has four facades, north, south, east and west.

The main orientation is south, where it has the entrance. It is considered the most appropriate for saving energy. It is the one that receives the most light and radiation throughout the day and during most of the year, the most appropriate for the climate of Santander. In order to achieve maximum sustainability, the greatest interior luminosity in terms of design translates into cosy and comfortable atmospheres, in which the heat captured during the day is released at night.

This three-storey house was built in 1955. The architect was Domingo Lastra Santos. It was built in a meadow in the Miranda neighbourhood, in the Sardinero, on an estate called La Alfonsina. Its typology is that of a chalet, with the name of La Bruja, in a highly valued setting, with urbanisation infrastructures for private residential use. The property divided the building for its use in two family units, sharing the garden and the garage.

At present, there are three cadastral units, already naturally segregated, pending horizontal registry division. It belongs to the “Plan Especial de protección del conjunto Histórico artístico de El Sardinero”, without a limiting protection in its future rehabilitation.

It is currently for sale, to rehabilitate and give it a second life.

The building is of 1950’s architecture, ideal for redesigning, both the facades and the interior distribution. Without specific protection, which limits creativity in its rehabilitation. “The best project for an investor developer”. To carry out a contemporary project, of design, quality and comfort, with the latest technology, and maximum sustainability, respecting the “Special Plan for the Protection of the Historic-Artistic Ensemble of the Sardinero”.

Being the most prime area, we believe that profitability is guaranteed, creating an exclusive, sustainable and avant-garde product, focused on the needs of the buyer.

Homes with a customisable interior layout in the most prestigious and exclusive enclave in Santander.

Both the long-term capital gain and rental profitability are guaranteed by good design and the location, considered one of the most luxurious areas in the North of Spain.