Property catalogue

Stone, slate and wood come together in this old Galician palleira, restored in the municipality of Bóveda. Its open-plan ground floor brings together the living room, kitchen and dining area in one bright space. Upstairs, two bedrooms with private bathrooms and terraces offer privacy and views over the countryside. A house full of character, ready to move into, just a short distance from the Ribeira Sacra.

Bóveda - Lugo

Just 10 km from Lugo, this large Galician stone-and-slate house combines rural living with proximity to the city. With almost 8,000 m² of land, two barns, its own well and a large buildable portion of the plot, it offers the perfect base to complete a bespoke project in a well-connected rural setting.

Lugo - Lugo

In the heart of the parish of Damil, just a short drive from Rábade and Begonte, this stone and slate rustic house shares a flat, fenced plot with more than half a dozen traditional structures: barns, a hórreo, a wood-fired oven and a wash house. A singular property, with plenty still to discover in every corner.

Begonte - Lugo

With privileged views over the Ría de Pontevedra, this house in Poio has been beautifully renovated, prioritising sustainable materials and respecting the original structure. A design home signed by a prestigious architecture studio, featuring an outdoor pool, a restored hórreo and garden areas, less than 5 minutes from the beach.

Poio - Pontevedra

A stone building steeped in history has been transformed into a thriving rural tourism business in Maril, on the doorstep of Silleda. The main house sits alongside three independent tourist apartments, gardens, a vegetable garden and an extensive plot. A unique opportunity for those seeking both a lifestyle and a business project in the heart of the Deza region.

Maril - Pontevedra

In a peaceful village in the Ribeira Sacra, this property brings together two stone houses, each with its own land and its own renovation needs. A large outbuilding, original features and the quiet of a traditional rural setting complete this characterful property full of possibilities.

Parada del Sil - Ourense

Surrounded by woodland in the quiet village of Xerdiz, this stone house invites you to imagine a project built from the ground up. It preserves valuable features, such as the granite sink in its kitchen, and sits on almost 9,000 m² of land. An authentic base for those looking to build their rural retreat 20 km from the beaches of Viveiro.

Ourol - Lugo

In A Pontenova, seventeen stone buildings preserve intact the character of an authentic Galician village. One house is already move-in ready, another awaits just the finishing touches, and the rest of this 4 hectares (9.88 acres) estate awaits someone ready to shape a project of their own.

A Pontenova - Lugo

This property in Padrón sits right on the Camino Portugués, a short distance from Santiago. It operates as a pilgrim hostel, with a stone courtyard presided over by an old wine press, a bar with a traditional hearth and oven, and an extensive plot with a pool and hórreo. 2027 will also be a Holy Xacobeo Year, which is expected to bring more pilgrims along this stretch of the Camino.

Padrón - A Coruña

Beyond a grand stone gateway lies this manor estate in Nadela, just 7 km from the city of Lugo. A stone house divided into two sections — one ready to move into, the other awaiting renovation — together with a large stone barn, a swimming pool, a greenhouse and over 2 hectares (4.94 acres) of flat land make up an estate with history and considerable potential for transformation.

Lugo - Lugo

Just 2 km from Navia and 3 km from its beaches, this rustic two-storey house holds four rural apartments with the highest three-key classification. A business with 19 years of trajectory, repeat clientele and excellent online reputation, set on a spacious plot with gardens and great views. A well-established opportunity in western Asturias.

Navia - Asturias

Surrounded by trees and with views over the Ribeira Sacra landscape, this stone house was the first home built in the village. Today it retains its traditional character, with restored spaces, five bedrooms, an inner courtyard and a wooded estate of 2.7 hectares (6.18 acres) with its own spring, ready for its next chapter.

O Saviñao - Lugo