Ribero Manor House in Mazcuerras: Living History

Engel & Völkers exclusively presents this distinguished Cantabrian stone manor house with a wooden structure and floors dating back to 1750. Completely renovated in 2003, it respectfully preserved the property's original character. Set on a 533 m² plot, the house boasts a total built area of ​​826 m² (666 m² of living space) distributed over three floors. The ground floor was historically reserved for agricultural and livestock activities, including the stable, wine cellar, tool shed, and often a room or "kitchen." Today, it has been transformed into a central gathering space with its entrance hall, laundry room, and living-dining room. This space connects the inviting landscaped back patio to the central courtyard, where the characteristic covered porch or main entrance gate is located. Formerly, the first or main floor served as the family living quarters. It used to house the bedrooms, the main kitchen, and a living room, directly connected to the characteristic wooden balcony. Here, the house maintains the same identity and layout: we find the kitchen next to the breakfast nook, two bedrooms, and two bathrooms, in addition to the master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom connected to a living room with a fireplace and an office, all surrounded by the six-section wooden balcony. Finally, the Attic: This upper area was used for grain storage, drying products (hayloaf), and other supplies. Currently, the attic has been transformed into a library where one can work and read, transporting us to a quieter, slower-paced era. Just to the side of the attic entrance are the last two bedrooms with their respective bathrooms. In short, the house combines spacious rooms, natural light, and a layout designed for enjoyment. A unique opportunity for those looking for something more in a house: history, nobility, tranquility and an unbeatable environment in one of the most beautiful villages in Cantabria.