Block of flats in Carrocera (24123) of 814 m²

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For sale this incredible building to refurbish and convert it for example in hotel business, old people's home, equestrian and thermal centre. It has a highly profitable business plan.
The properties are as follows:
1.- House with ground floor and upper floor. The total constructed area of the building is 814 square metres. The ground floor has an area of 407 square metres, of which 242 square metres are now used for storage, and the remaining 165 square metres are used as living space.
The upper floor has a surface area of 407 square metres, of which 242 square metres are now used for storage, and the remaining 165 square metres are used as living space.
The surface area of the plot on which it stands is 7,830 metres. The building occupies an area of 407 square metres on the plot, leaving the rest unbuilt and destined for an orchard.
2.- House with ground floor and upper floor, destined to housing and warehouse with patio. The total constructed area of the building is 404 square metres. The ground floor has a surface area of 202 square metres, destined for storage, and the remaining 202 metres of the upper floor are destined for housing and storage.
The surface area of the plot on which it sits is 1,270 metres. The building occupies an area of 202 square metres on the plot, leaving the rest unbuilt and destined for an orchard.
3.- Rustic land dedicated to meadow.
The total surface area is two thousand nine hundred and seventy-five square metres (2,975 metres).
The old Monastery of Otero de las Dueñas was founded in 1240 by Doña María Núñez de Guzmán, although it is not classified as an Asset of Cultural Interest, it does appear as an inventoried site in the Heritage catalogue of the Diputación de León.
It is one of the architectural treasures of our area, located in a place that enjoys the harmony of the León mountains and the green pastures near the border with Asturias. Very close to the Duerna motorway and perfectly communicated in a strategic way to attract visitors from many parts of Spain.
The dynastic origins of the founder meant that the monastery of Otero de las Dueñas was born with a large dowry of inheritances and rights and with a documentary collection considered to be the most important early medieval noble archive of the Astur period in Spain.
The history of the monastery is full of incidents. It was created under the Cistercian order, but soon disputes arose with the Cistercian monastery of Gradefes, which demanded that the monastery of Otero should be under its jurisdiction.
In the revolution of 1868, the nuns who lived there were violently expelled from the monastery and the monastery and properties were seized.

Nowadays, both the land on which it stands and the building are an opportunity for investors who intend, through its restoration, to recover a "jewel" of Leonese architecture, restoring and giving a new life to those rooms that housed María Núñez, daughter of Queen Doña Urraca, wife of D. Fernando II.
The aim of this project is to recover solid but centenary structures, to renew services related to the environment, as well as to provide wealth to the surroundings through the influx of quality visitors.
But all of this is based on the conservation of the environment, which is integrated with the equine livestock of the area, taking advantage of its facilities, both as an equestrian centre for jumping and learning sports, as well as a place of health that offers its thermal waters that provide a thermal rest tourism.
Otero de las Dueñas is a town in the municipality of Carrocera, in the province of León.
 Country: Spain.
 Autonomous Community: Castilla y León
 Province: León
 Region: Luna
 Municipality: Carrocera Location 42°47′12″N 5°46′10″W / 42.78666616666667,-5.7694638888889
 Altitude: 1000 masl
 Population 240 inhabitants (INE 2011)
 Gentilicio: Oterense
 Postal code 24123
 Patron Saint Virgen de Fátima
It is located in the northwest of the Province of León in the southern foothills of the Astur-Leoneses Mountains, in the Cantabrian mountain range and on the left bank of the Luna River. It is bordered to the north by Viñayo, to the south by Benllera, to the east by Carrocera and to the west by Canales.
The Counts Fruela Muñoz and Pedro Flaínez lived there and formed a noble heritage in the Asturian mountains (854-1048), being custodians of very important documentation of our history and tenants of this marvellous building.
The importance of this monastery is due to the fact that it is one of the oldest and most important documentary collections in Asturias.
The zeal and perseverance of the counts and their descendants in the custody of this rich documentary heritage was admirable until the monastery was closed in 1868, and was unparalleled at such an early date in Spain and even in Europe. Even more interesting is the fact that there is no record that the religious institution suffered at any time from ancient looting, fires, destruction, etc. (not even the disentailment seriously affected it), which helped the survival over time of such a rich collection.