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The Agüera Palace is a sunny house, re-edified on top of an antique fortress. It’s construction dates from the XVII century and expands from the central courtyard, as goes the Asturian tradition, built with hammering and coffering with oak and chestnut wood that give a cozy quality and shelter to the stone
upon which they sit.
This happens to be one of the best conserved buildings from that era with the original materials perfectly restored.
Among the surroundings lay a consecrated chapel, situated in the outer courts, with a masonry facade of notable proportions, a rooftop made up of wood and tiles, as well as a stone fountain located in the patio, that dates from the XVIII century.
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