Emblematische Toledanische Zigarre

Since time immemorial, these magnificent country houses across the Tagus River were used by the highest Toledo nobility as summer retreats, to escape the heat of the city during the summer months. In the La Bastida area, on the left bank of the Tagus, this imposing construction of 882 m² built over 3 floors emerges; the building was updated in the early 20th century and retains a certain art deco air in its decoration and the distribution of its interior spaces, with colorful hydraulic tile floors, wrought iron railings and stairs, and very spacious and bright areas. Most of the rooms are distributed around a central patio, with a skylight and galleries on the first and second floors, leading to the upper rooms. It still retains some of its stained glass windows in the hallway and staircase area. Its exterior facades offer a sober design, where only the large windows of its facades and the leaded glass awning covering the main door stand out. This area opens to the garden with an ancient iron pergola and, like a balcony, offers an impressive panoramic view of the river and the historic center of Toledo. At the back of the building, there are other constructions for agricultural work, a caretaker’s house, an ancient waterwheel, and a large dovecote built of era brick that resembles a medieval tower, due to its small battlements. The land surrounding the construction is fenced with a stone wall and has a surface area of 27,000 m². In short, an excellent property that offers the opportunity to invest in Heritage, in one of the cities with the most cultural tourism in Spain; and due to its proximity to Madrid, just twenty minutes by high-speed train, it could be the perfect option to convert it into a primary residence.