Cantabria | 4‑Bed 19th-Century Farmhouse

Description

Set at the foot of Monte Corona in Abanillas, this Cantabria fractional ownership farmhouse is a beautifully restored 19th-century stone home framed by meadows and woodland. Within a fully enclosed 6-hectare private estate, the residence offers ≈214 m² of light-filled interiors that balance rustic character with modern comfort. Thick stone walls, timber beams and terracotta tones meet an easy, family-friendly layout designed for slow countryside days and extended stays.

The heart of the home is a generous country kitchen, perfect for communal cooking after market runs to nearby San Vicente de la Barquera. An inviting living room with fireplace anchors gatherings in cooler months, while multiple covered porches extend everyday life outdoors in spring and summer. Accommodation comprises four double bedrooms and three bathrooms, comfortably welcoming family and friends with space to spread out. Thoughtful storage and a practical boot area keep walking gear and beach kit organised between excursions.

Outside, the estate is your private backdrop: lawns for lazy afternoons, a BBQ area for long lunches, and sweeping country views in every direction. With no close neighbours, the setting is remarkably peaceful—just birdsong and the rustle of trees. From the gate, footpaths and lanes thread into the surrounding hills, while a short hop brings you to Cantabria’s celebrated coastline: the surf and sands of San Vicente, Oyambre and Prellezo. Cultural stops include the Church of San Adrián, the Casona de los Bracho and the La Meaza cave site.

Blending heritage fabric, generous land and authentic norteño atmosphere, this Abanillas farmhouse delivers the essence of rural Spain—space, privacy and a true indoor-outdoor rhythm—within easy reach of beaches, village life and everyday amenities.