Sale · Great Opportunity Unique and Singular 19th Century Building: Live and Start a Business in the Heart of Extremadura - Ideal as a Rural Home and Business

GREAT OPPORTUNITY: UNIQUE AND SINGULAR 19TH-CENTURY BUILDING. We are offering for sale this magnificent, restored 19th-century manor house located in the municipality of Alcuéscar, Cáceres province, just 40 km from Cáceres and 35 km from Mérida, with excellent access to the A-66 and A-5 motorways.

This property is not just a house, but a well-established BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY, ideal for investors or those who dream of LIVING AND WORKING in this charming and UNIQUE COUNTRY HOUSE, as it is currently partially adapted as tourist accommodation.

Formerly a pilgrims' inn, this history is evident in the carved coat of arms on the façade, which features two scallop shells, as well as in the similarly shaped vaulted ceilings in the main hall. The building comprises three floors: ground, middle, and upper, and sits on a 549 m² plot.

It features a backyard with a recreational swimming pool, a working well, and a 251 m² landscaped building plot currently used as a terrace, with fruit trees and access to two streets, as well as a carport for one vehicle.

The backyard and the building plot are separated by a beautiful stone and exposed brick wall, adorned with arches that lend a special charm to the property.

The ground floor and part of the upper floor have been converted into five rural apartments, comprising living areas, bedrooms, a kitchen area, and bathrooms.

The ground floor is adapted as three rural apartments (two with one bedroom and one with two bedrooms), in addition to a fourth unfinished apartment currently used as a storage room. The apartments feature electric radiator heating, air conditioning, and individual water heaters.

The middle floor is intended for main living and comprises a spacious entrance hall, a splendid separate living room with a built-in fireplace, three tiled vestibules with tiles from the Cartuja de Sevilla, an excellent dining room that serves as a distributor between the right and left wings, three spacious bedrooms, a large kitchen with a fully functional granite fireplace, and two bathrooms, one of which is spectacular at 17 m².

It also includes a boiler room, a storage room, and a toilet accessible from the patio, as well as a beautiful vaulted cellar formerly used for the artisanal storage of olive oil, which adds unique value to the property.

The upper floor is organized into two two-bedroom apartments sharing a large 70 m² common living room with direct access from the back patio. An additional section remains unfinished, except for one completed bedroom, offering the possibility of expanding the tourist apartment offering or extending the main residence, accessible from the entrance hall via a staircase.

Heating is provided by an oil boiler and individual air conditioners in the designated areas. Thick load-bearing walls with exposed stone on the ground floor and a whitewashed facade on the rest of the building. It boasts four balconies (one on the corner) with antique wrought-iron railings.

Above the corner balcony is a carved coat of arms typical of ancestral homes in Extremadura, belonging to families of a certain social standing. The horizontal structure features semicircular vaults and a pitched roof of ceramic tiles, and has been completely renovated.

The interior woodwork is slatted. The exterior woodwork in the main house's living room is PVC with Climalit double glazing, while the rest is slatted wood with single glazing.

The house has hydraulic tile floors, a highly sought-after type of antique tile in perfect condition (ceramic tiles in the kitchen and bathrooms), and ceramic tiles in the apartments.

The main activities in Alcuéscar are livestock farming, agriculture, and tourism, and it is a key stop on the Silver Route (Vía de la Plata) of the Camino de Santiago.

Hiking, mushroom hunting, and other activities are also popular in this privileged rural setting.