
A 13th-century manor house with 22 hectares (54.36 acres) of vineyards and fruit trees awaits you in Pantón. With a completely restored chapel, stone walls providing total privacy and documented history since 1376, this noble estate represents the essence of Galician nobility in the heart of Ribeira Sacra.
This imposing manor house is located in Pantón, 10 km from Monforte de Lemos, 27 km from Ourense and 85 km from Lugo. Situated in the heart of Ribeira Sacra, the property extends across 22 hectares (54.36 acres) of land including vineyards, fruit trees and native forests.
The documented history of this manor house dates back to 1376, when it was first mentioned in the archives of the city of Lugo. Throughout the centuries it has been linked to noble lineages related to Galician politics and culture, having belonged to the Duke of Sagro and families such as the Somoza, Montenegro and Pérez de Goián. The current buildings date mainly from the 18th century, although they preserve elements of great heritage value.
The complex is completely surrounded by a high stone wall that guarantees total privacy, creating a unique noble enclosure. Due to its privileged location, the property is crossed by the Winter Jacobean Route, the historic path that pilgrims used as a winter alternative to the O Cebreiro pass.
The manor house has a built area of 900 m² distributed over three floors, with 10 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The main building preserves all the characteristic elements of Galician noble architecture: stone masonry walls, galleries with columns, ashlar stone staircases with carved balusters, coffered wooden ceilings and original period furniture.
The main rooms stand out for their exposed wooden beam ceilings, ashlar stone walls with regular coursing and large windows that provide light to the spaces. The manor house preserves unique elements such as carved wooden doors with ornamental panels, built-in libraries that occupy entire walls and main stone staircases with ashlar stone balustrades.
Currently the property is undergoing restoration, preserving the original structure and noble materials that characterize Galician palatial architecture.
The complex is completed with gardens that house a great diversity of species: palm trees, fruit trees such as apple, pear, fig, kiwi, plum and peach trees, in addition to walnut trees, chestnuts, poplars and oaks. The property has three natural springs that guarantee water supply.
The chapel has been completely restored and features a magnificent altarpiece with golden and polychrome decorations, wooden benches, stone flooring and careful restoration that preserves all its heritage value.
Ribeira Sacra is one of the most fascinating regions in the interior of Galicia, recognized for housing the largest concentration of Romanesque heritage in Europe. This region, official candidate for World Heritage status, extends along the banks of the Miño, Sil and Cabe rivers, creating landscapes of canyons and terraced vineyards that practice the so-called heroic viticulture.
The proximity to Monforte de Lemos (10 km), capital of Ribeira Sacra, provides access to important historical heritage including the Monastery of San Vicente del Pino, current National Parador, and the College of Nuestra Señora la Antigua. The city of Ourense is 27 km away, while Lugo capital, with its Roman wall declared World Heritage, is 85 km away.
The region offers hiking routes through the Sil canyons, wineries with Ribeira Sacra Designation of Origin, Romanesque monasteries such as Santo Estevo de Ribas de Sil and the Fervenza de Augacaída in Marce, one of the highest waterfalls in Galicia at 40 meters high.
This property represents an exceptional opportunity for those seeking a historic manor house with private chapel, extensive productive lands and the authenticity of a noble legacy documented for over six centuries in the heart of one of the most beautiful regions of Galicia.
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