Sale · House · 1835 Hamlet Privacy and Legacy 20 Minutes From The West Coast

There are properties that can't be explained, they're felt. And this house in Lagar, in the municipality of Castropol, is one of them. It's not your average home, nor is it designed for just anyone.

It's a place for those seeking something truly exceptional: silence, history, nature, and the possibility of creating something unique and unrepeatable. Here there are no neighbors or distractions.

The nearest house is a kilometer and a half away, and the small road that runs in front of the property is barely used, allowing the predominant sound to be the constant flow of water from the nearby Porcía River. The surroundings envelop the house in a tranquility that is difficult to describe.

The house, with nearly 1,000 square meters of built area, was once one of the most important buildings in the area, and even today it retains that imposing presence, that character typical of the great constructions of the 19th century.

Inside, elements that speak of its original grandeur remain: high ceilings that lend spaciousness and elegance, and a solid structure that allows one to envision its restoration with respect and ambition.

Outside, the granite stonework defines its aesthetic and reinforces its personality, while its balconies open onto the landscape, connecting the architecture with the natural environment and bringing light and perspective to every room.

Currently, it requires a complete renovation, but far from being a drawback, therein lies its true potential: the opportunity to shape a completely unique project, respecting its essence and taking it to another level.

As a truly distinctive feature, the property boasts its own 42 m² chapel, a space laden with symbolism that opens the door to multiple uses. This location naturally lends itself to very specific and exclusive proposals: a private retreat in the heart of nature, a boutique hotel focused on rest, well-being, or transformative experiences.

A place where luxury isn't measured in material possessions, but in silence, privacy, and the surrounding environment. And yet, the feeling of seclusion doesn't compromise comfort.

Just 20 minutes away are all the necessary amenities, such as Tapia de Casariego, with its Cantabrian coast and maritime lifestyle. The A8 motorway is also easily accessible (15 min.) without sacrificing tranquility.

In compliance with the information obligations established in Law 10/2025 of December 28, as well as current regulations, please note that the indicated price does not include the expenses and taxes inherent to the acquisition: (Property Transfer Tax): The tax rate in force in Asturias (generally 8%) will be applied, without prejudice to reduced rates applicable according to the buyer's personal circumstances or the characteristics of the property.

The tax is levied on the Cadastral Reference Value or the sale price, whichever is higher. Notary fees:Notary fees will be calculated according to the official tariff regulated in Annex I of Royal Decree 1426/1989, of November 17.

Registration fees: Registration in the Property Registry will be billed according to the official tariff established in Annex I of Royal Decree 1427/1989, of November 17.

Management fees: The expenses derived from the administrative processing of the sale, including the filing and payment of taxes and registration in the Property Registry, will be borne by the buyer if they decide to entrust these procedures to a professional.

The amount will vary depending on the professional or entity assigned. Agency fees are payable by the seller. For comprehensive information on the operation, tax rates, and reductions of the Property Transfer Tax (ITP), please consult the official website of the Tax Services of the Principality of Asturias.