Andalucia, Huelva, Trigueros, Spain

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THIS HOUSE IS SPECIAL BECAUSE...

Time stops when you enter this wonderful property that speaks of the lineage of a family that has known how to care for and pamper it since its birth.
We are welcomed by its leafy mulberry trees, which have nourished the small silk route of Beasina's childhood. We are also welcomed by its trees of paradise, which lend their name to this rich orchard located in the heart of a town. Green ferns and small palm trees guide us to the beautiful porch sheltered under a slender cypress, a tree of Roman friendship that could not be missing in the atrium of any patrician villa. And here of course neither.

IT IS IMPORTANT TO KNOW THAT...
From the lintel porch we contemplate the cheerful Lunar orange and lemon trees, interspersed with the occasional persimmon, walnut and pomegranate tree. �HE WHO HAS A GARDEN HAS A TREASURE.�
The fruit trees, trees and plants are watered by a generous well with a curb measuring more than two meters that leads its water to a 5,000 L tank with filling level control and pressure pump for spraying.
All Roman engineering at the service of the Arab irrigation canal system, which is why the first naval engineer born in Lepe and number 1 in his class lived in this house with the Pichardo Beltrán family.
Like the architect behind this sumptuous work, the late Cristina Pinedo, her hand is noticeable in the details and taste that only a woman with her exquisite sensitivity is capable of printing. This house is one of his most outstanding works of his rapid career.
Its almost 2,000 m2 plot overlooking two streets further enhances its spaciousness, allowing it to be segregated with multiple possibilities for investing in a rural environment.

ITS DISTRIBUTION....
Its chimney rises overlooking the countryside, with its tall reed shadow covering new orange trees of infinite illusions playing on the ground.
It consists of a total of 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, 1 toilet, laundry room, small dressing room, charming pantry and kitchen like before. Opening your door and going out to the orange orchard with the midday sun, breathing in the perfume of orange blossom is an unparalleled experience.
It has a plastered air chamber throughout the house and more than enough foundations to build more floors to accompany its two luxury suites, the envy of many hotels. One of them in a castle on the upper floor.

Its spectacular and aristocratic stately living room, with a bookcase, a Caracas lamp that matches the grating of the beautiful staircase, large windows that give light to its Triana tiles and a majestic fireplace that divides it into 2 rooms. They make this room a cozy space that invites you to relax, to have a nice sit-down meal after an oven roast washed down with good wine, to a game of cards, Parcheesi or a pleasant conversation. Only interrupted by the crackling of firewood.