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21292 CASTAÑO DEL ROBLEDO - SPAIN
Superb house
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HOUSE
General presentation
Front of House |
From the outside the house has the traditional appearance of a typical Spanish home. But it has been completely renovated to a high standard of comfort, convenience and style. The interior result is a combination of old and new which respects the rustic character of the past yet allows for contemporary taste.
Whilst the materials used, terracotta and chestnut, for example, reflect its history, the feel inside is much lighter and more spacious than before. Gone are the stark contrasts of white walls against gloomy dark ceilings and doors, typical of much of Spain. Here the look is softer and more comfortable to live with. The beautiful chestnut beams are still there but now painted a rich cream. The walls too are delicately coloured to gently reflect light around the house. |
Ground floor
A corner of the living room |
The front door opens into a large hall, softly lit by a choice of either moroccan wall lamps or a glittering chandelier. The pale walls and similar coloured beamed ceiling keep the look simple and characterful. The floor is terracotta tiled.
To the left are the original chestnut doors leading into the main living area of about 40m2. This room too has ancient beams, painted cream and terracotta flooring. There is one new chestnut window to the front and two french windows at the back leading out onto the patio. There is a terrific Jotul wood burning stove for cooler evenings. |
Ground floor
Kitchen with view to Hall |
Kitchen: Accessed from the dining area and from the main hall. Attractively refitted with chestnut doored units offer good shelf and cupboard area, extensive granite worktops, stainless steel twin sink, built in electric oven, gas hob and dishwasher. Cooker hood with extractor and filter, vented to outside of house. Various wall and ceiling lights including halogen spots. Tiled counter under the stairs area as part of the kitchen. Fitted broom cupboard. Window overlooking patio and fields beyond. Radiator. Step down to original stable doors door leading to sun porch and then via double French windows onto patio.
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First floor
Bedroom 1 |
Bedroom one, double: A large double bedroom off the half landing. High beamed ceiling (high ensures it stays cooler in summer). Two large chestnut windows with views across countryside, over the village to mountains beyond. Ceiling light and two wall lights. Point for radiator. Terracotta coloured porcelain tiled floor.
Bedroom two, double: A large double bedroom off the far right of the study area. High beamed ceiling. Two large chestnut windows overlooking patio with views across countryside, over the village to mountains beyond. Ceiling light and two wall lights. Point for radiator. Terracotta coloured porcelain tiled floor
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First floor
Bedroom 3 |
Bedroom three, twin: A twin bedroom via door across the study area. Beamed ceiling. Chestnut windows looking from front of house with views across cover the village to countryside beyond. Ceiling light. Point for radiator. Terracotta coloured porcelain tiled floor
Upstairs study/second sitting room/Bedroom 4: An L-shaped area used as study and second sitting room with French windows leading to small balcony over the front door with views across village and surrounding countryside. This room could also be used as further sleeping accommodation. To left as you enter is door leading to second bathroom/utility room, two double bedrooms off to far right via wooden doors and “almacen” /loft storage area above stair well. Ceiling light and two wall lights. Terracotta coloured porcelain tiled floor. |
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