Dans Le Centre Historique De Trujillo, Une Église Du XV Ie Siècle Et Ses Dépendances Font Face À L'ancienne

In the historic center of Trujillo, a 16th-century church and its outbuildings face the ancient cistern. Passing through the Arch of San Andrés is like entering a sanctuary of stone and history, where time seems to stand still at the edge of the 16th century. An ancient church dating back to 1518, now deconsecrated, offers its inhabitants a monumental refuge facing the historic Alberca, a centuries-old cistern carved into the living rock. The original religious spaces, preserved with devotion, interact with the light that floods the vast living room with its two fireplaces, creating an atmosphere imbued with serenity.

The property covers 825 m² of built space and 788 m² of land, including the main house with its three en-suite bedrooms, kitchen with fireplace, garden and gazebo, as well as two fully self-contained guest houses. The pale stone, weathered wood, and terracotta tiles create an authentic setting where nothing has been altered. Sold furnished, this property in the heart of Trujillo is ideal as a primary residence or as a heritage haven where you can recharge your batteries in tune with the seasons.