Another reduction in the price of his Asturian mansion

The Manor House of the Marquise of Casa Valdés or former Palace of Omaña continues to be a ‘nightmare’ for the political family of Esperanza Aguirrewhich has not been able to sell it since it was put up for sale at the end of 2020. Even after lowering the price on several occasions, they have not found a buyer. Now, in another attempt to get rid of the Asturian property, they have again asked for less money for it.

The ad was updated just over ten days ago and it reflects that they are asking 750,000 euros for the house.as he has announced The Spanish. Thus, They are asking for 230,000 euros compared to the starting price they set about four years ago, which was estimated at 980,000 euros.This is a new price reduction, as it has been in the news several times for this very reason.

It was put up for sale at the end of 2020 after the death of the mother-in-law of the former president of the Community of Madrid, Beatriz Valdés y Ozoreswho passed away in February 2019 at the age of 92. Beatriz was the Marchioness of Casa Valdés and granddaughter of the first Marquis, Félix Valdés de los Ríos, who received the title from Queen Isabel II in the 19th century. The Casona is located in the Asturian district of Pravia. Among the heirs of Beatriz Valdés and Ozores is Fernando Ramírez de Haro, the husband of the former leader of the Popular Party in Madrid.

The property, which shows a certain state of abandonment on the outside, is composed of the main house, with three floors, the chapel and the annexes. It has 1,780 square meters divided into more than forty rooms spread over eleven bedrooms, nine bathrooms, two kitchens, five living rooms and a dining room. It also has two interior courtyards, a tower, a viewing platform and a garage. There’s also two old stables and two other buildings.

In the images, which were published by the Idealista portal, you can see the state of the house, as well as Its ceilings are over four metres high, the marble staircase, the frescoed walls in the living room and the original chestnut plank floors up to half a metre wide.

In recent years, Esperanza Aguirre’s political family has also become news for litigation in the courts. It was in March of last year when the courts closed the case opened by Íñigo Ramírez de Haro, Fernando’s brother. He accused Fernando of simulating the donation of a painting, which was owned by the father of the family, and of not distributing the money he received from its sale. Aguirre and her husband sold the painting to businessman Juan Miguel Villar Mir for 5,115,600 euros when debts with the Treasury threatened to bring Fernando Ramírez de Haro to court. Something that would also have splashed the former politician turned talk show host, since both are married in community property.

The Madrid Provincial Court concluded, in a 27-page ruling, that there was no crime, among other things, because all the brothers of the Ramírez de Haro family gave their consent to this donation. However, the court did consider that this donation was false.