Overview
- Updated On:
- 06/10/2026
- 6 Bedrooms
- 4 Bathrooms
- 453 m2
Description of property
The Property: This large, charming manor-style house dating back to 1856, which is adorned with a plaque attesting to its authenticity, is located in southern Galicia near the border with northern Portugal and the picturesque estuary that separates the two countries.
The property is located in Tomiño, very close to the Santuario de San Campio, which falls within the Baixo Miño and benefits from a wonderful microclimate! Tomiño is also very close to the riverbanks and beaches of the River Miño & estuary.
This amazing property is in need of a complete restoration but would be an ideal investment as a Casa Rural, as it also has great potential to further extend the living space of the already spacious home. Currently, the semi-basement has a large cellar in the lower part and a further large living space with a wood-burning fireplace, with internal stairs to the main floor. There is access by both internal and external stone stairways to the main floor, which is composed of a large glazed gallery, a dining room, a kitchen and 6 bedrooms, three of them with en-suite bathrooms, and one main bathroom. The property retains many original details and almost 10,000 square metres of mature gardens and land, some of which has permission to build further constructions. These amazing gardens have a number of features such as ancient grandiose trees, charming spaces, a stone outbuilding cellar, a stone cross and a water well.
A few metres from the Sanctuary of San Campio de Lonxe. It is an extraordinary enclave on the border of Galicia, opposite Portugal, separated only by the Miño River. Mild winters and comfortable warm summers. For this reason numerous vineyards can be found which grow the grape of rich white wines, at the southern end of the Rías Baixas, some of which are considered the best white wines in the world. Its location is the key to everything: impressive, on the banks of the Miño, surrounded by beaches and hills.
This property is an outstanding investment property! The house does require full restoration but is a stylish design and, with over 435 m² of living space, shows great promise as a hotel or Casa Rural.
This property also boasts an extension of 10,000 m² of buildable land with vineyards, bodega outbuildings, wooded areas as well as gardens surrounding the property.
The Location: The property is located in Tomiño, very close to the Santuario de San Campio, which falls within the Baixo Miño and benefits from a wonderful microclimate! Tomiño is also very close to the riverbanks and beaches of the River Miño & estuary. A few metres from the Sanctuary of San Campio de Lonxe. It is an extraordinary enclave on the border of Galicia, opposite Portugal, separated only by the Miño River. Mild winters and comfortable warm summers. For this reason numerous vineyards can be found which grow the grape of rich white wines, at the southern end of the Rías Baixas, some of which are considered the best white wines in the world. Its location is the key to everything: impressive, on the banks of the Miño, surrounded by beaches and hills.
Tomiño is a tranquil up-and-coming area which offers a host of amenities (as well as access to fibre-optic internet) and all the services and activities one could require, including shops, schools, restaurants serving the best of Galician cuisine and local festivals, and a host of activities such as hiking and historic guided walks, just to name a few.
Close by is a large shopping complex, the beautiful historic town of Tui, and within easy reach is the city of Vigo via motorway.
Just a short drive to the many spectacular beaches on the coast along the Val Miñor / Rías Baixas.
Tomiño is also a stop-off on the Camino de Santiago towards Santiago de Compostela and the End of the World at Finisterre.
Communications/Connections: The vibrant city of Vigo & its airport are 45 min away, and the historic city of Santiago de Compostela and its airport only 1 hour 30 min. Tomiño is also a neighbour to Portugal, whose own culture, quaint historical villages and cuisine are but a short distance away to explore, as is its international airport at Porto, which is approximately an hour and a half away.




