A oasis of peace at the foot of the Montes de Toledo. A corner full of charm and tranquility where you can get away from the hustle and bustle of the city and the stress of urban routine. There is no traffic, no honking cars, no rush, no office hours. In its place, nature, calm and silence abound. Just a few weeks ago, Alejandra de Rojas opened the doors of his new country house. Located in the heart of Castilla-La Mancha, a few kilometers from Toledo, the aristocrat and businesswoman has found her refuge and her new home there with her son, Pepe, after announcing her recent separation from Beltrán Cavero, whom she married. in 2018.
© ALVARO MEDINAThis house is a dream come true for Alejandra, built with patience and a lot of effort, little by little, as she tells us: “Dreams are worked passions. I look back and remember the winter mornings together (referring to the team led by Juan Manuel and Alberto Tante Mora, with whom he worked to rehabilitate the house), warming ourselves next to an improvised bonfire in the middle of the rubble of the construction of this house. Now, Alejandra enjoys a beautiful country house full of color and soaked by a powerful natural light that sneaks into every corner. A place to contemplate, where to live slowly and enjoying the small and simple things. The life that Alejandra has always wanted, to live surrounded by nature and animals, with the company of their Great Dane and German Shorthaired Pointer dogs, their horsesa goat, and a friendly donkey called ‘Tintin’.
© ALVARO MEDINAThe unconditional love for the countryside was something he inherited from his father, Eduardo de Rojas. The Count of Montarco was a rancher who loved country life and he instilled that passion in his children. The countryside and nature for Alejandra represent a journey for many childhood memories that he keeps alive in his memory. “Together with my brother, we ran around freely, making cabins with pine sticks until night fell and riding our bikes around the pool.” A happy childhood, surrounded by love and nature which he also wishes for his son Pepe. “I know there will come a time when he will have to live in the city. We believe it is important for his development and to form his personality. The countryside will always be waiting for you, because the countryside is never forgotten.”
