Two joined houses with traditional bar and hórreo in Roupar

Rural complex in Roupar, traditional life in Terra Chá

This unique property is located in the urban center of Roupar parish, just 10 km from Xermade and 65 km from Lugo capital. Located in the heart of Terra Chá, the largest region in Galicia, this estate sits on a 4,108 m² surface in an environment that combines the serenity of the Galician countryside with good connectivity.

The complex consists of two joined houses that communicate internally, allowing passage from one to the other without going outside. The property includes a large alpendre with capacity for six cars, a perfectly preserved traditional Galician hórreo and another alpendre used as workshop and winery. All buildings are in very good state of conservation and could be moved into immediately.

The privileged location places the property next to the parish church, from whose windows you can contemplate views of the temple that stands out for having its bell tower separated from the church, an architectural peculiarity that adds charm to the environment.

Houses with history and an exceptional traditional bar

The two joined houses constitute a building of two floors plus attic, with an approximate surface of 200 m² per floor. If we add the three levels, it results in a useful space of approximately 550 m², intelligently distributed to offer multiple possibilities of use.

Interior spaces full of character and possibilities

The ground floor houses two fully equipped kitchens, a spectacular traditional bar with fireplace preserved in perfect condition, five bedrooms, a living room with fireplace and multiple rooms that could be converted into more bedrooms if necessary. Especially noteworthy is the beautiful west-facing gallery that bathes the spaces in natural light during the afternoons.

The old bar constitutes a unique jewel of the property. Although it has been unused for years, the owners have preserved it meticulously, maintaining the solid wood bar, shelves full of bottles and books, and all the original elements that recreate the atmosphere of a traditional rural establishment.

The upper floor distributes its spaces through corridors that connect with several bedrooms furnished with classic wooden furniture, complete bathrooms and large common areas. The two large attics offer open spaces with exposed wooden beam structure, usable in approximately 80% of their surface.

Auxiliary constructions and traditional heritage

The traditional Galician hórreo stands as a prominent heritage element, with its characteristic elevated stone columns and perfectly preserved wooden structure. The alpendres complete a versatile complex: one functions as a workshop fully equipped with tools and work spaces, another as a winery with barrels and wine shelves, and the largest offers covered garage for six vehicles.

Roupar and Terra Chá, the rural heart of Galicia

The parish of Roupar is part of the municipality of Xermade, in the northwest extreme of Terra Chá, the largest plain in Galicia. This region is characterized by its singular flat landscape, which allows glimpsing wide horizons framed by mountainous elevations. The territory, crossed by the Miño River in its upper section, offers unique landscapes that combine extensive green meadows, native oak forests and wetlands of high ecological value.

The strategic location of Roupar connects with the main attractions of the region: the coasts of Viveiro 30 minutes away, the As Fragas do Eume Natural Park just a few kilometers away, and the Terras do Miño Biosphere Reserve that crosses the area. The region preserves megalithic remains, Celtic castros and a rich ethnographic heritage with impressive religious constructions and millenary traditions.

Lugo capital, World Heritage Site for its Roman wall, is located 65 km away, providing access to first-level urban, cultural and health services. The connection with A Coruña (110 km) and Santiago airport (120 km) places the property at the center of Galician communications.

This property represents an exceptional opportunity to enjoy a unique home that combines rural authenticity, modern comforts and traditional heritage in one of the most characteristic environments of inland Galicia, where time flows at the peaceful pace of rural life.

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