Set amid the lush landscapes of Asturias, where the Picos de Europa meet the Cantabrian coast, stands this historic 19th-century family home, which has been converted into a working rural hotel.
Surrounded by nature, tranquility, and tradition, it offers an excellent opportunity to develop a tourism project or enjoy a unique property in one of the most sought-after rural destinations in northern Spain.
General description of the property
The property includes a renovated Asturian manor house, a restored and operational traditional mill, an Asturian granary, and several outbuildings.
The hotel features 11 double rooms with private bathrooms, one suite, lounges with fireplaces, a café, a bar, a professional kitchen, a front desk, and cozy common areas.
The renovation has respected the traditional architecture, preserving the stone, wood, and original materials that lend the building its character and authenticity.
One of the property’s most distinctive features is that it has an authorized heliport with official coordinates—a very rare feature among rural properties that facilitates private access and provides significant added value for certain types of clients, owners, or corporate uses.
Main features
✅ Operating rural hotel
✅ 11 double rooms
✅ Master Suite
✅ Living rooms with fireplaces
✅ Café and bar
✅ Professional kitchen
✅ Reception
✅ Restored and operational mill
✅ Own canal and water concession
✅ Traditional Asturian bread basket
✅ Detached shed
✅ Laundry and storage rooms
✅ Ample parking
✅ Authorized heliport with official coordinates
✅ Prime location in the Picos de Europa
Heritage and the Natural Environment
One of the property’s main attractions is its restored historic mill, which stands next to the Asturian granary, forming a heritage complex that is rare in the Asturian real estate market.
The estate blends seamlessly into the region’s characteristic green landscape, offering privacy and an authentic rural tourism experience. The option of accessing the property via an authorized helipad adds an exceptional distinguishing feature for a property of this kind.
Asturias: Nature and Quality of Life
Located in Mestas de Con, Cangas de Onís, the property offers easy access to Covadonga, the Lakes of Covadonga, the Cares Trail, Arenas de Cabrales, and the Picos de Europa.
In less than half an hour, you can reach some of Asturias’ best-known beaches, such as Torimbia, Gulpiyuri, and Llanes, and enjoy the charm of living between the sea and the mountains.
Asturias is known for its cuisine, hiking trails, charming villages, and steady tourist activity throughout the year.
Ideal buyer profile
This property is particularly well-suited for those seeking an established rural hotel, a tourism investment, or a project centered on nature, wellness, and gastronomy. It is also especially appealing to those who appreciate the convenience of an authorized helipad—a very rare feature that expands the property’s potential uses and accessibility.
Who it is not for
This property is not intended for those looking for a large-capacity hotel or a contemporary building.
The combination of heritage, nature, a historic mill, a traditional bakery, an authorized heliport, and its location in the Picos de Europa makes this property a unique opportunity in the Asturian tourism market.
In Hispálica Propiedades we understand that this type of housing is not only defined by its size, but also by how it is lived. That is why we accompany the entire process, from the initial analysis to the signing, with a clear vision adapted to each client.
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Purchase costs, taxes, land registry and notary fees are not included in the sale price.
