Miranda’s Power Plant Village

It consists of eight houses, grouped in pairs in four single-storey buildings, which are staggered and arranged parallel to the course of the Pigüeña river. They have a slate gable roof and their faces alternate between concrete and fair-faced brick. There was also a large bay next to the chimney and other smaller ones surrounding the main entrance.

Despite the small size of the houses, they are still almost entirely inhabited. In addition, the original trees and central square, around which the houses are arranged, are still preserved.

Rubén Domínguez Rodríguez