Located in a small village in the Alcarreño region, the village lies on the legendary Camino del Sid, clustered around the Tajuña river just an hour and a half from Madrid. It’s a lovely setting for a summer residence —and the original owner of this elegant, characterful home clearly thought so too.

The house has a total built area of 470 m2 and is arranged on two levels, plus an attic and wine cellar. On the ground floor, we find a reception hall, living room-diner, bedroom, kitchen with working fireplace, guest bathroom and wide veranda with commanding views of the medieval road that winds alongside the river.

The basement is shared between a wine cellar and a second kitchen carved out from the bedrock. Ascending a staircase drenched in natural light from the impressive cupula above our heads, we reach a hallway leading to a billiard room, four large bedrooms with a cosy snug and a family bathroom. The attic reveals four further bedrooms and a WC.

In addition to this unique period home, the plot also contains an old stone warehouse with a footprint of 270 m2, split between two open-plan levels and the roof space. Requiring complete renovation, it has potential to be converted for vehicle parking, with access from the same street as the house itself.

Main furniture is included.