Overview
- Updated On:
- April 26, 2024
- 3 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- 240 m2
Description of property
The Property: This beautifully restored stone house is located in a peaceful rural setting surrounded by lush greenery, yet only 10 min away from the medieval town of Viveiro. The warm, rustic charm of its interior living space spreads over 240 m². In the former stables, a fully-equipped kitchen with a pantry and cosy living area with a log burner are located on the ground floor. A connecting hallway leads to a second very spacious living room with another log burner, access to the garden and a staircase leading to an open loft space currently being used as a library and office space. On the upper floor of the former stables there are 3 double bedrooms, the master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom as well as another full bathroom.
The impressive plot of 4,000 m² includes a beautiful south-facing garden with mature trees, a traditional horréo (granary), a forest with an additional 1,500 m² and an outbuilding with storage space which also boasts a traditional stone oven. The property also has its own spring. The covered terrace is the ideal place for outside dining.
The Location: This charming stone house is located in the tranquil parish of Santo André de Boimente. The area enjoys many hiking trails through wonderful nature. All services and amenities such as supermarkets, pharmacies, health centre, restaurants, public and private schools etc. are available in the town of Viveiro which is just 10 min. away. The stunning beaches of O Vicedo and the beautiful landscape of the Viveiro Estuary can be reached within 20 to 30 min.
Communications/connections: The medieval town of Viveiro is only 10 min. away. In 1 hr and 20 min you can reach the city of Lugo. The city of A Coruña and its airport can be reached in 1,5 hrs. The capital of Galicia, Santiago de Compostela, and its international airport are just 1 hr 50 min away. There is a good motorway network leading to all major cities in Galicia and to other parts of Spain.
