A comprehensive renovation offers a contemporary interpretation of rural architecture. Clean lines, continuous finishes and a carefully considered relationship between the interiors, covered terraces and garden define the design. Microcement floors, pale-toned joinery and a sculptural staircase create serene spaces shaped by natural light and the surrounding landscape.

The ground floor accommodates the principal living spaces and connects naturally with the outdoors. It comprises two generous living rooms, one with an inset fireplace, as well as an indoor dining room and an outdoor dining area beneath a covered terrace. The open-plan kitchen is practical and welcoming, with a large central island and marble worktops. Two bedrooms, one with an en suite bathroom, together with a utility room, entrance storage and guest WC, complete this floor.

The house has five double bedrooms, three with en suite bathrooms, plus a further full bathroom and guest WC. Every bedroom overlooks the dehesa and continues the same material language found throughout the house, with underfloor heating and cooling beneath the microcement floors. The layout provides comfort and privacy for family and guests alike.

The covered terraces are integral to the architecture, functioning as genuine outdoor living spaces. Open to the horizon yet sheltered from the sun, they extend the house into a naturalistic garden where the original holm oaks are complemented by mature olive trees, cypresses, pear trees, ornamental grasses and wild planting.

The private swimming pool, equipped with a saltwater treatment system, lies between the house and the dehesa. Around it are relaxation areas, a barbecue, pétanque court, beach-volleyball court and table-tennis table. The scale of the estate allows sociable spaces to coexist with quieter, more secluded corners.

The renovation also included a complete upgrade of the property’s essential infrastructure. The house is equipped with an air-source heat pump providing underfloor heating and cooling, photovoltaic panels and a renewed electrical installation. It also benefits from a licensed well and a newly installed septic tank, enhancing the property’s comfort, efficiency and independence.

The setting combines the tranquillity of western Toledo’s dehesa landscapes with views towards the Sierra de Gredos and easy access to Talavera de la Reina, which provides a full range of services. Oropesa is also within easy reach, with its castle and historic centre forming one of the region’s principal heritage landmarks.

More than simply a retreat from the city, this property offers a distinctive way of living in the countryside: filled with light, open to the landscape, comfortable throughout the year and close enough to Madrid to become part of everyday life.