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This is a beautiful example of a traditional stone house in the Northern Spanish or Portuguese style. The facade of the building presents a harmonious combination of natural stone and plastered surfaces, which is characteristic of the regional architecture.
The upper balcony with wooden carved balusters deserves special attention, as does the wide roof overhang on wooden supports, creating a space protected from precipitation. The stone framing of windows and doorways adds structural expressiveness to the facade and emphasizes traditional craftsmanship.
The ground floor is predominantly made of stone masonry with elongated French windows with white frames, providing good natural lighting to the interior spaces. Climbing plants are organically integrated into the architecture, softening the transitions between stone and plastered surfaces, creating a sense that the house is a natural extension of the surrounding landscape.
The terracotta tile roof completes the composition, giving the building a warm, Mediterranean character. The color palette of the facade—from warm ochre tones of stone to white plastered walls—harmoniously combines with the greenery of plants, creating an idyllic rural image.