Villa Matilde is a beautiful rustic house built in 1926, with enough space to accommodate an entire royal family. Literally. To give you an idea, here is everything it has:
- 3 hectares of land in the Sierra de Andújar (Jaén, Spain).
- 355 square metres of house.
- 11 bedrooms.
- 7 bathrooms.
- 2 living rooms with fireplaces (one of 44 m² and the other of 25 m²).
- 1 kitchen of 10 m².
- 1 pantry.
- A large swimming pool measuring 6 x 9 metres.
- 2 terraces of 600 square metres..
- A 100 m² leisure room, with a kitchen and a bathroom.
- 2 storage rooms.
- 1 laundry room.
- 1 wine cellar.
- 2 toilets outside the house.
- 2 showers outside the house.
- 2 washbasins outside the house.
- 1 garage of 37 m².
- 1 tool room of 6 m².
- 2 chicken coops.
- 1 stable of 11 m².
- 2 fenced areas for animals.
- 1 stone oven.
- 1 vegetable garden of 600 m² with a drip irrigation system.
Here is some more interesting, technical information that may be of interest to you:
- The house has 4 access points, 2 of which are main entrances with covered porches of 6 m² each.
- There is also a telephone line in the house and a Wi-Fi network via a mobile router.
- The electricity supply comes from a transformer located on the land.
- Drinking and irrigation water comes from two wells located on the plot. There are two water storage tanks: a water tower and an underground water tank. Together, they have a capacity of 15,000 litres per day.
- Water reaches the house via a water pump that carries it from the water tanks to the house.
- Hot water, on the other hand, is heated by a gas water heater.
- All the rooms in the part belonging to the rural business have electric radiators.
- Most of the bathrooms have shower trays with glass screens, and one of the showers is adapted for people with reduced mobility.
- The house's windows are double-glazed, and their frames provide good acoustic and thermal insulation.