Unique Nordic-Style Wooden House with wonderful Mountain Views in Salceda de Caselas

The Property

This unique Nordic-style wooden home is now available for sale, offering an exceptional investment opportunity as a primary residence, holiday home, or rental property. The house exudes a bright and modern aesthetic with high-quality interiors, creating a warm and cozy atmosphere through the natural tones of the wood. A spacious and inviting living room, complete with large windows and a fireplace, welcomes abundant natural light, enhancing the home’s welcoming ambiance. The open-plan kitchen is designed for both style and functionality, perfect for modern living. The property also features a large, covered balcony and a beautiful porch, both offering unparalleled mountain views—ideal spots for relaxation or entertaining guests. The house is surrounded by centuries-old trees and benefits from mountain-sourced water, enhancing its serene and natural setting. Additionally, there is potential to expand the property onto an adjacent plot of land, offering even more space and possibilities.

The Location

Set in a tranquil area rich in natural beauty, this property is surrounded by unique ecosystems nourished by abundant water resources, including the Caselas River, which originates in the northern parish of A Picoña and flows through the municipality. The river’s tributaries, the Landres and Tinto, further enrich the landscape, making this area a haven for nature lovers. Several trails allow you to explore these wetlands, with the Senda dos Humedais being a highlight, offering a network of rivers, wetlands, and the Gándaras de Budiño, designated as a Site of Community Interest (SCI). Other trails include the Caselas River route, featuring an ethnographic park and the Agüín fountain, and the Landres River trail leading to the Penedos de San Cibrán in the Serra do Galleiro.

Communications and Connections

The property is located in Salceda de Caselas, a town known for its rich cultural heritage, including traditional fountains, mills, stone crosses, and roadside shrines. Notable historical sites include the 17th-century Baroque Avalle manor house and the private Pegullal manor, as well as the Casa Grande da Picoña. The town is also famous for the Festa dos Callos, a celebrated event held every first Sunday of September, attracting over 20,000 visitors from across Galicia and neighbouring Portugal. The town’s well-connected location provides easy access to neighbouring towns and major routes, making it an ideal spot for those looking to enjoy both nature and cultural experiences while staying connected to broader Galicia and beyond.

• 20 min away from Tui
• 30 min. away from Vigo and its airport
• 20 min away from Portugal
• 1.5 hrs away from Porto international airport