Between mountains and endless meadows, this traditional home embodies the purest essence of the Asturian landscape. Its serene, authentic presence reflects the character of a land where nature sets the pace of life.
Located in Bada, near Cangas de Onís and just minutes from the Covadonga National Park and the Picos de Europa, it sits in a peaceful area surrounded by an exceptional natural environment, with excellent connections.
The property includes three independent constructions: a 200 m² house distributed over two floors; a traditional 30 m² hórreo, a symbol of the local culture; and a stable of approximately 100 m² on two levels, along with an orchard with fruit trees that adds a touch of self-sufficiency and connection to the land. The stable offers endless possibilities for renovation, allowing it to be adapted as an annex to the main house.
An authentic refuge, set on urban land, offering the opportunity to imagine a project where vernacular architecture and modern comfort coexist in harmony. An invitation to embrace a slower pace of life, where the landscape becomes part of the home.
The house preserves traditional Asturian architecture, with its solid structure, stone walls, and a personality that naturally inspires the vision of a contemporary project without sacrificing its original character. Every corner evokes the passage of time, tradition, and the potential to reinterpret its story from a new perspective.
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Located in Bada, near Cangas de Onís and just minutes from the Covadonga National Park and the Picos de Europa, this property sits in a peaceful area surrounded by an exceptional natural setting, with excellent connections. Its location on urban land within the municipality of Parres facilitates renovation and access to essential services—an important added value for any real estate project. In its immediate surroundings, the calm of the landscape coexists with the proximity to key activity centers in eastern Asturias. Its position in Bada, a quiet and well-connected hamlet, enhances that highly sought-after duality between retreat and accessibility, between the past and the possibility of a contemporary future.
The house enjoys exposure in every direction, allowing the view to open out on all sides and creating a sense of spaciousness and direct connection with the surrounding landscape.
Its uniqueness lies in the way time, architecture, and landscape intertwine effortlessly.
Formed by two former dwellings now united, it preserves the original stone structure—solid, serene, and rooted in the land—while its layout, opening to all orientations, allows light to move through the spaces throughout the day, infusing them with life and nuance. On the property, a traditional hórreo stands as a symbol of identity and memory, in dialogue with the fruit orchard that extends the living experience toward the natural and the self-sufficient. More than a home, it is a testament to Asturian rural architecture with the potential to transform into a contemporary refuge, respectful of its essence and in perfect harmony with the landscape.
Its stone walls remain steadfast, 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 maintains 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, waiting to be reinterpreted through an intervention that combines rural memory with contemporary language. Its location on urban land facilitates renovation and allows for a project that preserves the soul of the place without sacrificing modern comfort. An opportunity to preserve authenticity and let it evolve with sensitivity.
This property offers extraordinary transformation potential, 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-level layout and full orientation invite a project that prioritizes natural light, energy efficiency, and visual continuity with the landscape. The peaceful, well-connected setting strengthens the possibility of converting it into a contemporary refuge—a space where modern design engages in dialogue with history.
The presence of a traditional hórreo and a fruit orchard adds layers of identity and authenticity, providing an ideal framework for a home concept that brings together sustainability, culture, and well-being. Restoring this house is not just about rehabilitating a building: it is about recovering a way of life, reinterpreting the rural legacy through a contemporary lens.