Traditional Asturian Estate With Two Houses On The Cudillero Coast, Asturias

Set in Ballota, Cudillero, on Asturias’ green western coast, with views towards the Cantabrian Sea, this private estate offers a rare combination of traditional architecture, land, independence between buildings and authentic northern Spanish character.

Set on 5,147 sqm of land, the property comprises two independent houses, a self-contained wheelchair-accessible guest apartment, two traditional Asturian hórreos with enclosed garages, gardens, courtyards, meadowland and auxiliary buildings. The total built area of 628 sqm, together with 7 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, refers to the estate as a whole.

This configuration makes the property especially appealing for buyers seeking a substantial family estate, a multigenerational residence, a private coastal retreat or a heritage restoration project with multiple independent living spaces.

The main house, arranged over two floors, offers the most immediately comfortable accommodation within the estate. The ground floor includes a large living room overlooking the garden, an independent kitchen facing the entrance courtyard and connected to the dining area, a spacious dining room with a large garden-facing window, laundry and boiler room, guest toilet and access to an enclosed porch. Ceramic floors, stone Set in Ballota, Cudillero, with distant views towards the Cantabrian Sea, this private Asturian estate offers a rare combination of traditional architecture, generous land, independent accommodation and authentic northern Spanish character.

The estate comprises two independent houses, a self-contained wheelchair-accessible guest apartment, two traditional Asturian hórreos with enclosed garages, gardens, courtyards, meadow and outbuildings. The total built area and accommodation count refer to the estate as a whole: 628 sq m, 7 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms on 5,147 sq m of land.

This configuration makes the property particularly appealing for buyers seeking a substantial family estate, a multigenerational residence, a private coastal retreat or a heritage restoration project with several independent living spaces.

The main house, arranged over two floors, provides the most immediately comfortable accommodation within the estate. The ground floor includes a large living room overlooking the garden, an independent kitchen facing the entrance courtyard and connected to the dining area, a spacious dining room with a large garden-facing window, utility and boiler room, guest cloakroom and access to an enclosed porch. Tiled floors, stone exterior and interior walls, central heating via radiators and a wooden staircase fitted with a stair lift preserve the traditional character while adding practical comfort.

The upper floor offers three generous bedrooms with fitted wardrobes, one of them with a large dressing room, as well as a spacious full bathroom. Several rooms enjoy views over the northern garden, and stone walls continue through parts of the interior layout and façade. A large open attic provides additional storage or further potential, subject to the relevant checks.

The second house, originally dating from 1895 and preserved in a more original condition, forms an important part of the estate’s architectural character. Arranged over three floors, it includes a large kitchen with direct exterior access, a generous living and dining room facing the entrance courtyard, three bedrooms, a hall area and a full bathroom. Its stone walls, tiled and wooden floors, built-in storage and traditional proportions provide a strong basis for a sympathetic restoration.

Between the second house and one of the hórreos, the independent single-level apartment adds valuable flexibility. It includes a living room with kitchen, one bedroom, bathroom, porch and two exterior entrances, making it suitable for guests, family members or more independent private accommodation within the estate.

The outdoor spaces are central to the property’s appeal: gardens, meadow, paved courtyards, porches, fruit trees, a well, henhouse, tool shed and two traditional hórreos, each with an enclosed garage beneath. The layout of the buildings creates the feel of a private Asturian compound rather than a conventional country house.

The location further strengthens its lifestyle value. Ballota forms part of the Camino de Santiago del Norte, also known as the Coastal Way, and lies within reach of some of western Asturias’ most admired coastal landscapes, including Ballota Beach, Playa del Silencio, Cabo Vidio, Cudillero and Luarca. Asturias Airport, Avilés and Oviedo are also accessible from the estate.

A separate registered plot of 1,103 sq m may also be available for purchase.

A distinctive Asturian estate for buyers who value privacy, authenticity, land, architectural character and the opportunity to shape a substantial private retreat near the Cantabrian coast.

**Key Details**
Private estate in Ballota, Cudillero, Asturias
Distant views towards the Cantabrian Sea
628 sq m total built area
5,147 sq m of land
7 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms in total
Two independent houses
Main house with central heating via radiators
Second house originally dating from 1895, requiring updating/restoration
Independent wheelchair-accessible guest apartment
Two traditional Asturian hórreos
Two enclosed garages beneath the hórreos
Gardens, meadow, courtyards and porches
Well, henhouse, tool shed and outbuildings
Near the Camino de Santiago del Norte and the western Asturian coast
Optional additional registered plot of 1,103 sq m

A rare opportunity to acquire an authentic Asturian estate of scale and character, offering privacy, architectural heritage and the freedom to create a refined coastal retreat in one of northern Spain’s most distinctive settings.