Country homes for sale in Centro, El Escorial

Tornero Mill with 9,106m2, in El Escorial. The first written mention of the Tornero Mill is from 1410. This mill predates the arrival of Philip II in El Escorial. In 1576, it was enlarged by order of the King, incorporating six millstones and a large warehouse, with the aim of producing a large quantity of flour for the carpenters, builders, and stonemasons who worked on the construction of the Monastery. Expand