An old country house, on the banks of the river Duero, which comprises a set of three buildings dating back to the 18th-century, which has been restored preserving the original construction.
It is located in the centre of farmlands, with a private game reserve, used for agricultural work and cattle farming, within a natural setting of great beauty. The land is crossed by the River Trabancos, creating a very pleasant poplar grove.
On the land, you can find the ruins of a fortress made of limestone and river stones, in which we can see two parts: the main wall of the east, which is 23 m long and this flanked by a robust stone tower, 3.3 m long by 2.3 m wide, with interesting features such as the three arrow slits; the rest of a fortress consists of a circular area of around 45 m in diameter, which is what we can see from the remaining ruins. At the beginning of the 18th-century, a chapel was built next to the main wall