Spectacular manor house in Camargo

Engel & Völkers presents this spectacular stately home with a grand gateway in Escobedo de Camargo. Around the 15th century, with the passage of goods from Castilla-La Mancha, the Escobar family, originally from Guadalajara, settled in the council of Camargo, in the place now known as Escobedo. From this house, where the Escobedo surname was born, emerged figures linked to royalty, such as Juan de Escobedo, secretary to the House of Austria. The coat of arms on the gateway is dated 1630, the year to which this manor house is attributed. This is a residence that forms part of the history of Escobedo, with a monumental gateway worthy of admiration. The house has a usable area of 482 m², distributed across three floors connected by an interior staircase, on a 1,000 m² plot completely enclosed by a stone wall over 2 meters high, ensuring total privacy. The ground floor features a spacious living-dining room with a fireplace, a kitchen, boiler room, three open-plan areas that can be adapted to your needs, and a bathroom. On the first floor, you will find a hallway, three large bedrooms —one of them with an en-suite bathroom and dressing room—, a lounge hall, and another unfinished space divided into three rooms plus an additional hallway, which could be converted into three more bedrooms or any other spaces you may require. The second floor is an open-plan area, ideal for adapting to your needs. Part of the property is currently used as a residence, while another part serves as a workshop and garage. In addition, the house boasts a spacious private garden, offering a natural and peaceful environment, perfect for enjoying the outdoors.