Beachfront house in the Mariña Lucense, a home that converses with the waves

This property is located in a privileged location, at the foot of a practically virgin beach with direct access to the sand. Situated in a small fishing village on the coast of Lugo, just 7 km from Foz and Burela, it is an intimate and almost private corner.

The environment surrounding this house reflects the typical landscape of the Mariña Lucense: the sea and its cliffs on one side, and on the other, paths and roads connecting scattered houses between fields, forests and mountains.

Just metres from the house, a small fishing port speaks of the history of this place, once a whaling enclave of Phoenician origin. According to documents rescued from the 12th century, many seafaring families in the village lived from whaling, making this a key place for their livelihood.

This is a corner away from tourism and overcrowding, ideal for those seeking a home facing the sea without giving up privacy.

A light-bathed dwelling, ready to inhabit with completely renovated rooms

The house is distributed over two floors and an attic, with an approximate area of 50-60 m² per floor. Additional outdoor spaces connect the home with its environment, allowing maximum enjoyment of this unique enclave.

Renovated spaces, sea views and direct beach access

Under its simple appearance, this house hides carefully restored spaces by its previous owners. Its white walls create bright and fresh environments in all rooms, with warm accents provided by wood, furniture and decoration.

On the ground floor, a bright hall connects with a fully functional kitchen, a small toilet and a living room with fireplace and wooden ceiling, decorated with the classic charm of a seafaring house. From here, a glazed door provides direct access to the beach, filling the room with light and offering privileged views throughout the year.

The first floor houses three bedrooms and a large completely renovated bathroom, with a spacious common area connecting them. Continuing up the stairs reaches the attic, an open-plan space of great size that invites you to imagine future spaces and uses. An office, additional bedrooms or leisure area could be set up in this corner, which has a completely new wooden roof ready to last over time.

A house that opens to the landscape, with large outdoor terrace and corners to enjoy the surroundings

The main access to the dwelling is through a large outdoor terrace, perfect space for gathering, barbecuing and enjoying the outdoors. From here, a stone staircase leads directly to the beach, making it an extension of the house itself.

On the adjoining facade, a paved strip serves as an additional terrace with direct access to the living room, with a practical bench perfect for relaxing and contemplating the landscape.

Buying a house on the coast of Foz, land of beaches, history and gastronomy

The Mariña Lucense is the green Galicia that looks out to the Cantabrian Sea. With nearly 100 km of coastline, it hides infinite natural jewels between cliffs, forests and rivers. Due to its millenary history it is rich in heritage, with countless lighthouses, churches and castros covering the territory. A melting pot of cultures that, each year, thousands of pilgrims enjoy as they cross the Mariña on their journey along the Camino del Norte.

Just minutes from the house unfold countless beaches such as Arealonga (3 min) A Rapadoira (13 min), or the emblematic Catedrales beach (22 min), awarded as the sixth best beach worldwide, second in the European ranking and first nationally. For those who like walking or cycling, a long track of about 8 km located next to the house leads directly to Foz.

The geographical, environmental and cultural conditions of this area of Galicia have woven here a gastronomic tradition famous throughout the world, with sea products as protagonists, but also those from local orchards and farms.

Waking up to the sound of waves and being able to walk to the beach from your living room is a privilege difficult to find. This house is a hidden gem where every corner invites you to disconnect and enjoy a life in direct contact with the sea.

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