Beautiful house in Chantada

Description

With a large estate full of chestnut trees forming a truly distinctive entrance, this charming property is a real treasure. Due to its advantageous location close to other properties that provide accommodation for pilgrims, this property is made even more unique and has the potential to be both a successful business and a charming residence. This place is a true haven from the elements, the past and countless opportunities.

There are two ways to get to this house: either use the "Camino Real" or enter from the chestnut side. A beautiful garden surrounds both routes and creates a cosy and peaceful atmosphere. An impressive stone wall completely surrounds the property, giving it a sense of privacy and security.

You will immediately find yourself in the garden of the house, which has an orchard, fruit trees and a variety of medicinal plants, after entering through the back door. In the garden, in front of the large stone wall, stands an ancient tree that has been revered and carefully preserved for generations.

In the former stables of this property there is also a guest apartment. There is a room that also functions as a bedroom in the flat along with a kitchen-dining area. This area is made cosy and warm by an iron cooker.

There are two doors leading to the main house. The first one will lead you into the kitchen, which is practical and furnished with all modern conveniences, as well as a typical wood-burning cooker. From here you will enter a spacious and bright living-dining room where a series of wood-burning cookers create a warm atmosphere. There are five bedrooms on this floor, three of which share a bathroom and have beautiful Galician "parladoiros" in the windows. There is also a large dining room with a French fireplace and plenty of space for entertaining. In the opposite wing are two well-appointed bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms. All of these rooms have triple glazed windows with stunning views and plenty of natural light, and one of them has double height ceilings in one area.

From this main floor, granite stairs lead down to a space that used to house the animals. Two large doors give access to this area from the house or from the outside; one leads directly into the stable and the other was once a chapel, but is now used as two storage areas. The former stables have a tiny stone floor, spotless and in excellent condition. The exterior doors are constructed of precious, top quality wood.

The historic "Camino Real", once a crucial route connecting Ourense and Lugo, surrounds the back of the house. In this area there is a pre-1900 cruceiro, which gives the property a historical and cultural touch. There are two additional rear entrances with impressive wooden doors. One of these entrances gives access to the house and garden, as well as an old stone oven. The other rear entrance will lead you to a triangular finca which is surrounded by a stream that irrigates it. There are numerous medicinal plants in this area.

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