GROUND FLOOR
The house is provided with a ground floor; its front entrance is on the “Real” street in Castronuño. This is the main street of the village and it is located on the nice highest part in Castronuño. It is a broad, well asphalted and clean street.
The first photo has been made from the end of a short corridor which begins on the main door. It has been taken at the beginning of the kitchen, and, the two white tables with four chairs around each one can be seen; also, the entrance to the interior patio, which goes up to the loft; the refrigerator; and the cupboard where crockery and pottery is kept.
The second photo has been taken from the opposite side and the large window (opened) of the patio can be seen.
On this third photo, tables can be newly seen in profile; the cupboard and the refrigerator. In front of the chairs dressed on red and white skirts, the door opens to the interior patio. And, next to the picture of the two big flowers, the door opens to
the ochre room. And, further, the light of the orange room can be seen, which is next to the “Real” street main door.
A part of the kitchen can be seen on the second photo, and how the sun comes in through the large window and lights the table.
Past Christmas, a Provenzal style mirror was hung and it can be seen on these two photos. Also, the table has been set up for special occasions (“Beautiful Alamedas” elegant wine cups). This space passes toward the living room area. The other photo has been taken from the desert trolley for breakfasts; and, the space between the kitchen and the living-room can be seen too.
I have put these photos, which have been taken from the interior patio that goes up to the loft. From there, the dinner table next to the cupboard is seen; and, on the other side, the living-room area too.
And, finally, the photo at the right, has been taken from the table in front of the large window, and, from there, the living-room area is seen. I end with a photo (left) which opens to the garden. On the right photo, a wooden door at the end is seen: it is the door of the pink room.
The blue room is at the beginning of the corridor. Its big window opens to the “Real” street. In front of it is the orange room, which window also opens to the “Real” street.
The ochre room is at the end of the corridor and the beginning of the kitchen. Its window opens to the interior patio. The pink room is at the end of the living room area, next to the door which opens to the garden, and its window opens to the interior patio.
I hope that with this photographed “guide”, a more clear idea of the ground floor distribution has been made.