Nineteenth century manor house situated in a typically Galician rural environment.

It has 1900m2 of land a large covered terrace and workshop/store room with wood burning ovens. It is only 20 minutes by motorway from the centre of La Coruna

It has been reformed using the original materials of wood and stone maintaining the original elements: Chimneys with fire places with granite columns. The granite columns are also used to hold up the roof of the covered terrace and for the cornicing around doors and windows. The house has Chestnut and oak wood doors, windows, interior walls, floors and ceilings.

Ground Floor: Entrance hall. Room/pantry with cupboard and space for laundry. Shower room with toilet. 35 m2 office opening on to porch and front garden. Large hall with “lareira” (traditional open fire place). Modern kitchen(35m2) south facing with original ceiling  beams and long marble work surface and a doorway to the back garden, The kitchen has top quality appliances including; a gas stove with 6 burners, oven, fridge, dish washer and a fire place.

First Floor: Large lounge with beautiful views. Wide passage with fire place. Six bedrooms, two single and 4 double one of which has a large wardrobe, dressing room. Bathroom.

Attic: 180m2, the surface area of the house.

General: The house was built around 1885 and underwent a large restoration in 1985. Between 2006 and 2008 the kitchen was built. At the same time a propane heating system was installed which heats the water for general use and cast iron radiators. The house uses spring and bore hole water. The out buildings cover 90m2 with a large covered terrace, lean too with granite columns and a large shed/work shop for storing tools and machinery as well as housing two traditional wood ovens.