Village of 17 Stone Buildings

Tucked into the Lugo countryside, this property brings together seventeen stone buildings that have kept the character of a genuine Galician village largely intact. One house is fully renovated and furnished, ready to move into; a second needs only fittings and furniture to finish. The remaining structures offer room for a buyer's own vision — a family retreat, a rural tourism venture or a long-term restoration project taken on at a measured pace.

The estate covers 32,040 m² of level ground, with ample space between the buildings and considerable freedom to reconsider how each is used. A tree-lined paved drive connects the hamlet to the main road, while the shops, services and everyday amenities of A Pontenova are 7 km away — a rare balance of privacy and practical access.

Almost every structure is built in stone beneath traditional slate roofs, providing a substantial base from which to begin. The move-in-ready home has an open kitchen, lounge and dining room warmed by a pellet stove, one bedroom and a full bathroom. The nearly finished second house has an open-plan lounge and kitchen, two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a lower level suited to a commercial kitchen or additional storage. Two buildings near the entrance were renovated some years ago and would benefit from updating but remain structurally sound. The traditional houses, hórreos, alpendres and hay barns beyond are in varying states of preservation and have held up remarkably well for a complex of this scale.

Mature fruit trees mark the paths across the property, framed by woodland and the sound of a nearby river moving through the village. The level land and the separation between buildings create useful possibilities for small-scale farming, permaculture or a nature-led tourism project, without losing the quiet domestic character of the place.

A Pontenova lies within the Río Eo, Oscos y Tierras de Burón Biosphere Reserve, among native woodland, river valleys and walking routes through fragas and waterfalls including Seimeira and Reigadas. The area's iron-mining history survives in the restored Fornos da Pontenova furnaces and the 12 km Ruta do Ferrocarril along the former railway. Tirolina das Minas — with its near-330-metre zip line, mine visits and bike, quad and kayak hire — is 7 km away. Ribadeo and the northern beaches are 27 km from the estate, while Lugo city is just over an hour by road.