Traditional Manchego Farmhouse

A 20 Ha estate with vineyards, olive trees, and cereal crops surrounds this ancient Manchego farmhouse, which maintains the typology of these infrastructures, created to house laborers, animals, and tools, in addition to the owner’s residence. It also features a unique industrial dovecote with thousands of niches made of brick and whitewashed. This is an original set of constructions with lime mortar walls and Arabic tiles that serve for the accommodation of laborers, warehouses, stables, and a cellar. Alongside the agricultural production buildings stands the large square-plan manor house with a four-pitched roof. A garden area in front of the main facade leads to the distributor with semicircular arches for access to the ground floor rooms. In its rooms, it retains the wooden coffered ceilings and the thick walls that combine stone and brick. The 420 m² of the house is distributed into 3 living rooms, 3 bedrooms with bathrooms, a courtesy toilet, kitchen, boiler room, bedroom, and service bathroom. The upper floor is a large open space with columns and brick arches reminiscent of Mozarabic constructions. The property has mains electricity, well water, septic tank, underfloor heating, and internet connection. This interesting property is located in the municipality of Piedrabuena, nestled between the National Parks of Cabañeros and Las Tablas de Daimiel, which offers varied landscapes of mountainous reliefs and extensive plains. Lands with great historical and cultural wealth where the Knights of the Order of Calatrava maintained their domains and where Don Quixote starred in some of his countless adventures.