Buy a Game of Thrones-style castle in Spain for 15 million euros.

Today we are excited to present to you a unique dream home that is only affordable for a small number of lucky individuals in the world. This enormous castle, located in Segovia, Spain, has been a cultural interest site since 1931 and could easily fit into the atmosphere of Westeros. The castle grounds cover an impressive 79 hectares, and the total building area is 5,500 m² (59,200 square feet). The complex includes five floors, 21 rooms (all with en-suite bathrooms, including two large master suites), a royal hall for 300 people, spacious terraces, a magnificent courtyard, extensive parking, and a historic library. And that's not all: the property also features a mill of about 450 m² (4,844 square feet), which has been converted into a guest house and is in perfect condition. Additionally, there are several swimming pools, another pyramid-shaped house, a number of buildings (currently used as museums), and a chapel. This amazing property is now on the market for 15 million euros and is perfect for those who dream of living like Joffrey or Cersei in their own castle.

A bit about history

The most prominent architectural style represented in this Spanish castle isGothic MudéjarAlthough you can also see Arab, Elizabethan, and neoclassical influences here.

The exact date of the castle's construction remains a mystery, but some researchers suggest that it was built in the 8th century.Abd al-Rahman Iwhile others associate it with a nameAlmanzorX century. Unfortunately, there is no direct evidence for these theories, and we will have to go back to the 12th and 13th centuries to date the pointed arches on the western side of the Patio de Armas. Simply put, in the 14th century, the castle served as the residence of the monarchs of Aragon. In the 15th centuryJohn III passed it on.Don Alvaro de LunaAfter that, he went to the Catholic monarchs, who gave him as a dowry to their niece. Thus, the castle became part of the family's legacy.Velasco...the constables of Castile, who adapted it to the demands of their time. In the 19th century, it belonged to the Catholic branch of the family.HohenzollernIn 1856, it ended up in the hands of the artist and honorary secretary of Queen Isabella II.Jose GalofreLater, the castle became the property of the marquises.Kintanarand is now available for purchase.

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