Aristocratic Residence For An Exceptional Hotel Project

In the heart of the most distinguished area of Somió, where the Atlantic breeze filters through centuries-old gardens and the light of the Cantabrian Sea takes on golden hues at sunset, stands this palatial residence from 1890: a work conceived by Manuel del Busto that embodies the elegance of an unrepeatable era.

Behind its historic walls, the property unfolds 1,364 m² of stately architecture distributed over four levels, surrounded by nearly 7,000 m² of private parkland. The approach foreshadows the extraordinary: pathways flanked by sculptures, the subtle murmur of fountains, and a sense of absolute privacy.

The main foyer welcomes with its majestic scale, ceilings over four meters high, and an atmosphere where noble woods—Spanish walnut, oak, elm, and ebony—interact with delicately crafted moldings. The sculptural staircase, illuminated by a skylight, casts shifting reflections on the interior balconies, creating a play of lights that evolves throughout the day.

The grand dining room, designed for lavish gatherings, invites memorable dinners under perfect acoustics; the library and living rooms offer intimate retreats where time seems to stand still. On the upper floors, eight generous suites compose a private universe of calm and distinction, including a master suite with its own living room and dressing area.

Surrounded by a romantic garden with mature trees, this property is not just a residence: it’s a stage. Ideal as an ultra-luxury boutique hotel, private club, or iconic family retreat, it offers an experience where history, architecture, and nature blend into a narrative of exclusivity.

Just minutes from San Lorenzo Beach, in the most select area of Gijón, this estate represents a unique opportunity for those seeking more than just a property: a legacy.